James Wild MP - Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner Election Survey

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Following the resignation of the former Labour Police and Crime Commissioner, the Norfolk PCC elections are taking place on 16 July, and I am backing the strong local Conservative candidate Matthew Taylor, who is committed to delivering more neighbourhood policing, better support for victims, and firm action on antisocial behaviour.

I am launching this survey to hear directly from you about crime and policing in Norfolk, so your priorities can shape my work in Parliament and help me support Matthew’s plans locally.

Police and Crime Commissioners are elected to set local policing priorities and budgets, publish a Police and Crime Plan, and hold the Chief Constable to account for delivering it and providing value for money for taxpayers.

This short survey asks about your experiences of crime, antisocial behaviour and policing in Norfolk. Your answers will help keep Norfolk safe and ensure local voices are heard and I would be very grateful if you could spare only a few minutes to answer the following questions.

James Wild MP - Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner Election Survey

  • James Wild MP - Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner Election Survey
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In the last 12 months, have you or your household experienced any of the following in Norfolk? (Please tick all that apply)
Based on your experience, how prevalent do you feel crime and anti-social behaviour are in the area in which you live?
How safe do you feel in your town or village centre in Norfolk when you’re out and about?
Thinking about the most recent crime you or someone you know reported, how well do you feel Norfolk Police handled it and why?
What do you think should be the top priorities for Norfolk Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner over the next few years? (Please tick up to three)

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