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Your chance to vote for new police chief
VOTING for Kent’s first police and crime commissioner is now just a matter of weeks away. As the Downs Mail went to
press, nine candidates had stepped forward to vie for the coveted £85,000 a year post at the head of one of the biggest police forces in England. The deadline for candidates to register was Friday, October 19. Voting takes place throughout Kent – and the rest of England and Wales – on Thursday, No- vember 15. Five independent candidates
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are in the running. They are:Ann Barnes, chair of the Kent Police Authority for the last six years and a magistrate since 1986, busi- nessman and property mogul Fergus Wilson, former Kent po- lice officer Fran Croucher, former Medway mayor Dai Liyanage and campaigner Ken Little. Heading the political con- tenders are Medway councillor Craig Mackinlay (Conservative) and Ashford councillor Harriet Yeo (Labour), along with Tun- bridge Wells lawyer Piers Wau- chope (UKIP) and Steve Uncles (English Democrats), a health manager from Dartford.
The role of the newPCCwill be
to cut crime and deliver an effec- tive and efficient police service. Voting takes place at polling stations throughout Kent from 7am to 10pm, where anyonewho is a UK citizen over the age of 18 and on the electoral roll by Octo- ber 31 is entitled to vote. Unlike political elections, the supplementary voting system will be used to elect the PCC – whereby voters will be asked to select their first and second pref- erence. If no candidate has 50% of the first preference vote, the two with the highest number go forward to a second count when ballots in support of an elimi- nated candidate will be re-allo- cated, based on their second choices. The key functions of the new
PCCwill be to listen to and serve the public,monitor the force and hold the chief constable to ac- count, set the police budget and ensure the force runs efficiently. The Federation of Small Busi- nesses has arranged a “question time” event at the Hilton Hotel, Maidstone, on Tuesday, October 30, when local businesses can quiz the candidates.
Cold-calling signs are a tribute NEW cold-calling control zones have been launched in Allington, with signs dedicated to the memory ofward CllrMalcolm Robertson. CllrRobertson,whodied suddenly in August, backedthe project from
his KCC member’s grant after speaking to concerned resi- dents. The scheme, which
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aims to deter unso- licited and bogus callers,was launched atSt Nicholas Church Hall, Poplar Grove, with representatives from Maidstone and District Neighbour- hoodWatch Associa- tion, Kent Police and Kent Trading Stan- dards.
MaidstoneandDistrict NeighbourhoodWatchAsssociation secretary
and Kent Police volunteer, Linda Sinclair (pictured), said the launch at St Nicholas’ Church Hallwas a great success. She said: “Cllr Malcolm Robertson was a wonderful, caring gentle-
man andwas passionate about introducing the scheme into Allington. To acknowledge our gratitude,we have dedicated some of the signs to hismemory.”
Elections to fill council vacancies The following people stood for
ANELECTION has taken place to fill the vacancies left on Maid- stone and Kent councils by the death of Cllr Malcom Robertson.
Cllr Roberston
died on August 10, aged 67. He had been a bor- ough councillor for more than 30 years and a county councillor for four. He was mayor of the borough in 1996.
To contact Downs Mail just phone 01622 630330
the Maidstone Central seat on KCC: Rob Bird (LibDem), Paul Butcher (Con), PaulHarper (Lab), Stuart Jeffery (Green Party), John Stanford (UKIP) and Michael Walters (English Democrats put- ting England first). The candidates for the seat in Allington ward were: Barry Gin- ley (Con), Gareth Kendall (UKIP), Marianna Poliszczuk (Lab), Jill Shepherd (Green Party) and Be- lindaWatson (LibDem).
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