Top of the agenda last week was ASB and unauthorised encampments.

  Busy week - Lyme Regis / Bournemouth / Poole  Home Secretary / Sir Robert Syms / Daryl Turner and lots of residents

  Details below:

 The last couple of weeks have been busy and interesting for both my activity and news.

Activity:

1. Discussed the implications of ASB for hate crime and the issue of unconscious bias with One Community Hampshire and Dorset

Picked up by Western Morning News / Dorset and Bournemouth Echo

Dear Editor

Focus on preventing crime and anti-social
behaviour, residents tell Dorset Police, as survey
finds just 42% feel really safe in local town centre

Now that we have eased lockdown considerably - it made sense to get back into the fray. Although full campaigning and canvassing isn't permitted and I am abiding by the guidance, I can restart making individual contacts.

Dear All

We are living through unprecedented times. I have as you may have noticed been quiet on the website, Facebook and Twitter. This is not the time for playing politics.

As part of my campaign to be Dorset's Police and Crime Commissioner, I feel it is fundamental to spend a considerable period of time out meeting the people in Dorset.

This is the original article as sent to The Echo. The areas that are in bold and underlined were omitted. Interesting as no explanation given.

Launch of My Police and Crime Survey - 17/02/20

Really delighted to have caught up with my good chum Mr Chris Loder MP to find out how he has settled in as the Member of Parliament for West Dorset. We took some time to discuss rural crime and how to tackle it. I am very supportive and will push for an increase in the Police Rural Crime Team.