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Police and Crime Commissioner Elections 2021 - PCC Candidate Contacts Police and Crime Commissioner Elections 2021 - PCC Candidate Contacts Police service PCC status Name email twitter Party Avon & Somerset Retiring PCC Sue Mountstevens [email protected] Independent Avon & Somerset PCC candidate Mark Shelford [email protected] ShelfordMark Conservative Avon & Somerset PCC candidate John Smith [email protected] johndpcc Independent Avon & Somerset PCC candidate Kerry Barker kerrybarker22 Labour Bedfordshire Retiring PCC Kathryn Holloway [email protected] Conservative Bedfordshire PCC candidate Festus Akinbusoye [email protected] Fest4BedsPCC Conservative Bedfordshire PCC candidate Jas Parmar [email protected] Liberal Democrats Bedfordshire PCC candidate David Michael DavidMical Labour Cambridgeshire Acting PCC Ray Bisby [email protected] Conservative Cambridgeshire PCC candidate Darryl Preston [email protected] DarrylPreston_ Conservative Cambridgeshire PCC candidate Rupert Moss-Eccardt [email protected] rm113 Liberal Democrats Cambridgeshire PCC candidate Nicky Massey [email protected] @nmassey79 Labour Cheshire PCC David Keane [email protected] CheshirePCC Labour Cheshire PCC candidate John Dwyer [email protected] Conservative Cleveland Retiring/Acting PCC Lisa Oldroyd [email protected] Cleveland PCC candidate Steve Turner [email protected] steviet1610 Conservative Cleveland PCC candidate Paul Williams [email protected] PaulWilliamsLAB Labour Cumbria PCC Peter McCall [email protected] cumbriaPCC Conservative Cumbria PCC candidate Barbara Cannon [email protected] BarbaraACannon Labour Derbyshire PCC Hardyal Dhindsa https://www.derbyshire-pcc.gov.uk/Contact/Contact-Us.aspx Labour Derbyshire PCC candidate Angelique Foster [email protected] CllrAngelique Conservative Derbyshire PCC candidate Kate Smith [email protected] Liberal Democrats Devon & Cornwall PCC candidate Gareth Derrick [email protected] Gareth4labour Labour Devon & Cornwall PCC candidate Brian Blake [email protected] brianblake4PCC Liberal Democrats Devon and Cornwall PCC Alison Hernandez [email protected] alisonhernandez Conservative Dorset Retiring PCC Martyn Underhill [email protected] Independent Dorset PCC candidate David Sidwick [email protected] Sidwick4Dorset Conservative Dorset PCC candidate Dan Hardy [email protected] danhardydorset Independent Dorset PCC candidate Patrick Canavan [email protected] Patrick4PCC Labour Durham Acting PCC Steve White [email protected] durhampcc Durham PCC candidate Joy Allen [email protected] joy4bishoptown Labour Dyfed-Powys PCC Dafydd Llywelyn [email protected] DafyddLlywelyn Plaid Cymru Dyfed-Powys PCC candidate Jon Burns [email protected] jonPCC Conservative Essex PCC Roger Hirst [email protected] Hirst4EssexPFCC Conservative Essex PCC candidate Chris Vince [email protected] ChrisJVince Labour Essex PCC candidate Callum Robertson [email protected] Crobertson_LD Liberal Democrats Gloucestershire PCC Martin Surl https://www.gloucestershire-pcc.gov.uk/contact-us/ glosPCC Independent Gloucestershire PCC candidate Chris Nelson [email protected] ChrisNelsonchr1 Conservative Gloucestershire PCC candidate Chas Townley [email protected] chastownley Labour Gwent PCC Jeff Cuthbert [email protected] JeffCutherbert Labour Gwent PCC candidate Hannah Jarvis [email protected] hannah4gwentPCC Conservative Hampshire Retiring PCC Michael Lane Conservative Hampshire PCC candidate Donna Jones [email protected] donnajonesPCC Conservative Hampshire PCC candidate Tony Bunday [email protected] tonybunday Labour Hampshire PCC candidate Richard Murphy [email protected] Rmurphy_forPCC Liberal Democrats Hertfordshire PCC David Lloyd [email protected] DavidLloyd4PCC Conservative Hertfordshire PCC candidate Sam North [email protected] Liberal Democrats Humberside PCC Keith Hunter [email protected] keithhunter50 Labour Co-op Humberside PCC candidate Craig Ulliot [email protected] craig_ulliot Conservative Humberside PCC candidate Bob Morgan [email protected] Bbmorg Liberal Democrats Kent PCC Matthew Scott [email protected] Conservative Kent PCC candidate Graham Colley Liberal Democrats Lancashire PCC Clive Grunshaw [email protected] CliveGrunshaw1 Labour Leicestershire Retiring PCC Lord Bach [email protected] Labour Leicestershire PCC candidate Ross Willmott CllrRedRoss Labour Leicestershire PCC candidate Rupert Matthews [email protected] rupert_matthews Conservative Lincolnshire PCC Marc Jones [email protected] MarcJonesLincs Conservative Merseyside Retiring PCC Jane Kennedy [email protected] Merseyside PCC candidate Emily Spurrell [email protected] emilyspurrell Labour Merseyside PCC candidate Kris Brown [email protected] kristoforbrown Liberal Democrats Merseyside PCC candidate Josie Mullen Independent Norfolk Retiring PCC Lorne Green [email protected] Conservative Norfolk PCC candidate Giles Orpen-Smellie [email protected] Conservative North Wales PCC Arfon Jones [email protected] ArfonJ Plaid Cymru North Wales PCC candidate Andy Dunbobbin @ACDunbobbin Labour North Yorkshire PCC Julia Mulligan [email protected] Julia_Mulligan Conservative North Yorkshire PCC candidate Philip Allott [email protected] philallot4pcc Conservative North Yorkshire PCC candidate Keith Tordoff keithtordoffmbe Independent Northamptonshire PCC Stephen Mold [email protected] Stephen_Mold Conservative Clare Pavitt via clarepavitt.com clarepavitt1 Labour Northumbria PCC Kim McGuinness [email protected] KiMcGuiness Labour Nottinghamshire PCC Paddy Tipping [email protected] PaddyTipping Labour South Wales PCC Alun Michael [email protected] alunmichael Labour Co-op South Wales PCC candidate Carolyn Webster [email protected] carolynwebster_ Conservative South Wales PCC candidate Michael Alfred Baker [email protected] M_Baker4pcc Independent South Wales PCC candidate Nadine Marshall nmarshall4pcc Plaid Cymru South Wales PCC candidate Carolyn Webster [email protected] Conservative South Yorkshire PCC Alan Billings [email protected] SYPCC Labour South Yorkshire PCC candidate David Chinchen Staffordshire Retiring PCC Matthew Ellis [email protected] Conservative Staffordshire PCC candidate Benedict Adams [email protected] benadams4staffs Conservative Staffordshire PCC candidate Tony Kearon [email protected] CllrTonyK Labour Suffolk PCC Tim Passmore [email protected] TimSPCC Conservative Suffolk PCC candidate Elizabeth Hughes Labour Surrey PCC David Munro [email protected] DavidJMunro Conservative Surrey PCC candidate Cllr. Paul Kennedy [email protected] PaulKenLD Liberal Democrats Sussex PCC Katy Bourne [email protected] KatyBourne Conservative Thames Valley Retiring PCC Antony Stansfeld [email protected] Conservative Thames Valley PCC candidate Matthew Barber [email protected] matthew_barber Conservative Thames Valley PCC candidate Laetisia Catherine Carter [email protected] laetisiacarter Labour Thames Valley PCC candidate Andrew Flynn Independent Thames Valley PCC candidate John Howson John4PCC Liberal Democrats Warwickshire Retiring PCC Philip Seccombe [email protected] Conservative Warwickshire PCC candidate Ben Twomey [email protected] BenTwomeyUK Labour West Mercia PCC John Campion [email protected] JohnPaulCampion Conservative West Mercia PCC candidate Kuldip Sahota Kuldip4Telford Labour West Midlands Retiring PCC David Jamieson [email protected] Labour West Midlands PCC candidate Jay Singh-Sohal [email protected] JSinghSohal Conservative West Midlands PCC candidate Simon Foster [email protected] SimonFoster4PCC Labour West Midlands PCC candidate Julie Hambleton Julie20205 Independent West Midlands PCC candidate Jon Hunt Jonperrybar Liberal Democrats West Yorkshire Retiring PCC Mark Burns-Williamson [email protected] Labour West Yorkshire PCC candidate Matthew Robinson [email protected] MrMatt_Robinson Conservative Wiltshire Retiring PCC Angus Macpherson [email protected] Conservative Wiltshire PCC candidate Jonathon Seed [email protected] jonathon_seed Conservative Wiltshire PCC candidate Mike Rees [email protected] MikeRees_PCCW Independent Wiltshire PCC candidate Junab Ali [email protected] junab_ali Labour Wiltshire PCC candidate Jonathon Seed [email protected] jonathon_seed Conservative.
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