In May of this year, Labour’s Dan Price was elected as the third Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire since the post’s creation in 2012.
In this episode, he tells host Andrew Simpson how he intends to approach the role and what it’s like to start a new job while in the public eye.
Cheshire Police Federation chairman, Jamie Thompson, talks too about the branch’s relationship with PCCs past and present, and describes ways they can help each other.
Both guests also answer the question; how do police officers benefit when the two identify a common purpose?
To learn more about the Police and Crime Commissioner’s work, visit his website.
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Host, Andrew Simpson talks with Jamie Thompson in light of a new PCC being elected.
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