On the 15th November 2012 Alan Hardwick was elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire
He can be contacted at
 The Lincolnite |
Lincolnshire Police and Crime Panel chairman resigns after MPs grilling
The Lincolnite Councillor Ray Wootten, Chairman of the Lincolnshire Police and Crime Panel, said he will step down from his role following intense scrutiny from MPs over PCC Alan Hardwick's decision to suspend Chief Constable Neil Rhodes. He will stand down next ... Public 'excluded' from essential police meeting |
 BBC News |
Lincolnshire Police chief constable Neil Rhodes' suspension will cost Alan ...
Rutland and Stamford Mercury Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Alan Hardwick has confirmed taxpayers will foot the £50,000 legal bill after he suspended the acting chief constable. Mr Hardwick was questioned by MPs yesterday (Tuesday) at a Home Affairs Committee ... Lincolnshire PCC stands by decision to suspend chief constable Lincolnshire Police commissioner and crime panel chairman under fire from MPs ... Alan Hardwick tells MPs he was right to suspend Neil Rhodes |
Horncastle police crackdown on rural crime
Horncastle News News of the successful operations comes ahead of the visit of Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Alan Hardwick who will be the guest at Coningsby's annual meeting tomorrow (Thursday). Local councillors have raised concerns about the amount of ... |
BBC News |
Lincolnshire PCC stands by decision to suspend chief constable
BBC News Lincolnshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Alan Hardwick has told MPs he was right to suspend the county's constable. He suspended temporary Chief Constable Neil Rhodes in February, but he then returned to work after a successful judicial ... |
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