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The Bournemouth businessman was elected with almost 27,000 more votes than second-placed independent candidate Dan Hardy. Speaking after Friday's count, he said it was now time to "walk the talk" and deliver on his promises to cut crime and anti-social behaviour. The result was confirmed at Friday's count, held a day after the May 6 election. Mr Sidwick will replace Martyn Underhill, the independent who had held the role since 2012, after he decided against standing for re-election. Second preference votes were required to to decide between Mr Sidwick and Mr Hardy after neither mana...

He received 70,353 votes. In second place was independent Dan Hardy who received 43,427 votes. The result was announced this evening following counts in the Dorset Council and BCP areas. 28 per cent of people in the Dorset Council area turned out to vote in the Dorset PCC election. Bournemouth businessman Mr Sidwick will replace Martyn Underhill, the independent who had held the role since 2012, after he decided against standing for re-election. Second preference votes were required to to decide between Mr Sidwick and Mr Hardy after neither managed to secure 50% of the total first...

Local elections 2021: These are the candidates to be Dorset's next PCC ON MAY 6 people across Dorset will be given the chance to vote for their preferred candidate to take on the role of the county's police and crime commissioner. Responsible for holding Dorset Police's chief constable, James Vaughan, to account the successful candidate will replace independent Martyn Underhill who has held the role since 2012. He has chosen not to stand for re-election. Police and crime commissioners are supposed to be "the voice of the people" within policing and set police priorities and the forces'...

Local elections 2021: These are the candidates to be Dorset's next PCC ON MAY 6 people across Dorset will be given the chance to vote for their preferred candidate to take on the role of the county's police and crime commissioner. Responsible for holding Dorset Police's chief constable, James Vaughan, to account the successful candidate will replace independent Martyn Underhill who has held the role since 2012. He has chosen not to stand for re-election. Police and crime commissioners are supposed to be "the voice of the people" within policing and set police priorities and the forces'...

Library image of a ballot box. THE candidates for May’s elections have been confirmed with the publication of the statement of nominated persons by BCP Council. Alongside the election for Dorset’s police and crime commissioner, two council by-elections will also take place on May 6 to replace the two councillors who died last year. No vote will take place for the new Throop and Holdenhurst parish council with all of the seven candidates automatically elected due to the low number of nominees. Five people will contest the police and crime commissioner election to replace incumbent...