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Category Archives: Selecting Candidates
Parties and pasties
Devon and Cornwall police have a special significance to me, as I spent a summer in their care before my final year at university, observing policing in Torquay and surrounds, as well as at the headquarters in Exeter. My memory … Continue reading
Weekend Update Part 1 – 24 March 2012
Is time moving a little quicker these days? I know I’m writing this before the clocks spring forward, but a tweet at the beginning of the week from the Association of Police Authorities about their transition seminar began with “246 … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatives, Labour, Selecting Candidates, Updates
Tagged Police and Crime Commissioner
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Cock-up or Conspiracy?
Remember how a few days ago we considered the case of Labour’s unexpectedly early choice of Tony Lloyd MP as PCC candidate, and wondered as to the implications of comments on Michael Crick’s blog about a rival candidate being tempted … Continue reading
Tony Lloyd “unopposed” for Greater Manchester. Was it a fix and what’s Crick up to?
Remember all that stuff about Labour members choosing the candidates for Police and Crime Commissioner? Well, in Manchester, not so much. Tonight both the Manchester Evening News and the BBC are reporting that veteran MP and Chair of the Parliamentary … Continue reading
Posted in Labour, Media coverage, Selecting Candidates
Tagged Labour, Michael Crick, Police and Crime Commissioner, Tony Lloyd MP
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Weekend update – Part, The First – 17th March 2012
Being Belfast-born but raised largely in Lancashire, I struggle with what to put in diversity monitoring forms that ask me to choose between being White (British) and White (Irish). Concerned that most personnel officers may be simply puzzled by a … Continue reading
What are Labour Candidates thinking?
Well, this question is tougher for me to answer, as it requires more personal mental gymnastics than the question about their Conservative counterparts, but the main options at the minute appear to be:- 1) “Yey, I’ve made it on to … Continue reading
Posted in Labour, Perspectives, Selecting Candidates
Tagged Jane Kennedy, Labour, Police and Crime Commissioner, selectorate
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What are Conservative candidates thinking?
Yesterday saw Conservative Home feature an article on the emerging Police and Crime Commissioner candidates. It criticised some Conservative candidates for perceived dithering as to whether they were standing or not, and acknowledged that some had been compromised by their … Continue reading
Against Donkeys
The Police and Crime Commissioner elections are supposed to be an extension of democracy, giving voters the chance to chuck out folk they reckon are not governing the police sufficiently well. The same people (Daniel Hannan MEP and Douglas Carswell … Continue reading
TopOfTheCops Scores on the Doors, as Labour nominations close
The Labour party have now stopped accepting applications for their Police and Crime Commissioner nominations, whereas the Conservative process is still open, as also are those of other parties, and Independents are free to enter the race likely up to … Continue reading
Keith Hunter’s 10 Questions for Police and Crime Commissioner Candidates
Keith Hunter is an applicant for the Labour nomination for Police and Crime Commissioner in the Humberside Police area. He has given TopOfTheCops.com permission to reproduce here his 10 suggested questions for Police and Crime Commissioner candidates, first sent out … Continue reading
Posted in Selecting Candidates
Tagged Humberside, Keith Hunter, Police and Crime Commissioner, Questions for PCCs
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