Philip Seccombe
Philip Seccombe was the Conservative and Unionist Party candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire. They were elected with 45,638 votes.
Philip Seccombe's policies
Statement to voters
VOTE FOR PHILIP SECCOMBE.
Full statement
Elected as Police and Crime Commissioner in 2016, I have fulfilled my promises to the electorate over 8 years. I promised to increase Police Officer numbers, which have risen from a low of 800 to 1120 today. Many crime prevention projects have been started, and I have funded organisations such as Neighbourhood Watch and Speed Watch schemes across the County. Being a victim of crime is often traumatic, and I have spent time and effort building vital partnerships with Victim Support, Refuge, Barnados, Safeline, and many more who support those in need or who are concerned about crime.
Visibility of the Police is of great importance to us all, and this has grown with more officers out on the ground and a much improved 999 and 101 service. Also, the 4 main Police Stations are now open 7 days a week, enabling face-to-face meetings with Officers and Staff.
Looking forward to the next 4 years, I intend to reduce crime, Anti-Social behaviour, and re-offending across Warwickshire, with more officers, working with our criminal justice partners, and listening and responding to our residents. I promise to keep working to make the County one of the safest areas to live, work, and visit, and to keep Warwickshire as an independent Force.
I have lived in Warwickshire all my life and was educated in Rugby, and The Royal Agricultural College at Cirencester. I have served as a District Councillor for 15 years, founded and run my own business for 28 years, and commanded my Army Reserve Regiment. I am currently Chairman of the Warwickshire Army Benevolent Fund, Warwickshire Local Criminal Justice Board and Warwickshire Blue Light Collaboration Board.
This address has been prepared by Jill Simpson-Vince, election agent for Philip Seccombe, both of 3 Trinity Street, Statford-upon-Avon CV37 6BL
This statement was last updated on April 19, 2024.
This statement was added by Philip Seccombe, their team, or by a Democracy Club volunteer, based on information published by the candidate elsewhere.
Philip Seccombe online
- seccombephilip
- Home page
- https://www.philipseccombe.co.uk/
- philipseccombe@gmail.com
About Philip Seccombe
Wikipedia
Philip Stanley Seccombe is the Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner, representing the Conservative Party. He was first elected at the elections for police and crime commissioners held across England and Wales on 5 May 2016, with 43,208 votes. He was re-elected at the 2021 England and Wales police and crime commissioner elections with 85,963 votes, winning in the first round with 52.07%. He won a third term at the 2024 England and Wales police and crime commissioner elections with 45,638 votes, beating his rival candidate by 261 votes.
Read more on WikipediaDate | Election | Party | Results | Position |
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2024 | Warwickshire Police: Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire | Conservative and Unionist Party | 45,638 votes (elected) | 1st / 3 candidates |
2021 | Warwickshire Police: Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire | Conservative and Unionist Party | We do not collect voting data for Supplementary Vote elections. | Position not available |
2016 | Warwickshire Police: Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire Police | Conservative and Unionist Party | We do not collect voting data for Supplementary Vote elections. | Position not available |
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