Sarah Taylor
Sarah Taylor was the Labour and Co-operative Party candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk. They were elected with 52,445 votes.
Sarah Taylor's policies
Statement to voters
The Police and Crime Commissioner is the elected voice of local people and so should prioritise our needs and concerns.
Full statement
Talking with residents and businesses across Norfolk, people clearly want to feel trust and confidence in our police again.
As a child of an Armed Forces family, I have a natural respect for the police. It really concerns me that trust has been eroded and I urgently want to change this, not only for residents, but also for people serving in the police.
I work in road safety at a national level, scrutinising government decisions, and bringing together organisations to make sure that priorities are informed by evidence and that they respond to local needs.
If elected I will take the same approach. I will prioritise:
· Prevention, making us safer across the county, and reducing the numbers of young people drawn into crime.
· Making our roads safer by using the “Vision Zero” approach to reduce the numbers of people killed or sustaining life-changing injuries on our roads.
· Tackling violence against women and girls which accounts for some of the highest crime rates reported. High-profile scandals have drastically undermined many women’s confidence in reporting crimes, leaving us feeling less safe. Confidence must be restored, and perpetrators brought to justice.
· Faster response times to crimes and improved support for victims, to improve the experience of residents and businesses in our rural areas.
· Addressing organized crime, whether it is County Lines, scams or shoplifting to order, and helping victims with what can be devastating effects.
I will listen to you. I will make sure that your priorities are the police’s priorities, and I will work with communities across Norfolk to restore trust and confidence.
Statement prepared by candidate’s Agent – David Fullman, St Mark’s Church Hall. Hall Road, NORWICH NR1 3HL.
This statement was last updated on April 12, 2024.
This statement was added by Sarah Taylor, their team, or by a Democracy Club volunteer, based on information published by the candidate elsewhere.
Sarah Taylor online
- UKSarahTaylor
- uksarahtaylor
- Home page
- https://www.sarahtaylornorfolk.com/
- Other contact info
- https://www.instagram.com/sarah_taylor_uk
About Sarah Taylor
Wikipedia
Sarah Taylor was elected the Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner in the 2024 England and Wales police and crime commissioner elections representing the Labour Party. She defeated Giles Orpen-Smellie of the Conservative Party, the incumbent since 2021.
Read more on WikipediaDate | Election | Party | Results | Position |
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2024 | Norfolk Constabulary: Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk | Labour and Co-operative Party | 52,445 votes (elected) | 1st / 4 candidates |
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