Don't forget to vote for new Avon and Somerset Police Commissioner (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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Don't forget to vote for new Avon and Somerset Police Commissioner
11:00am Saturday 10th November 2012 in News By Newsdesk
Don't forget to vote for new Avon and Somerset Police Commissioner
NEXT week residents in the Avon and Somerset policing area will go to the polls to vote for the area's first Police and Crime Commissioner.
On Thursday, November 15, polling stations will open ready for people to vote for a new directly elected person to oversee Avon and Somerset Police and ensure the criminal justice system is efficient and effective.
You can find out about the individuals standing for the role by visiting www.choosemypcc.org.uk.
An information booklet about voting on November 15 has been produced by the Electoral Commission www.aboutmyvote.co.uk.
Comments(13)
Doverbeme
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8:29pm Sat 10 Nov 12
Deathwatch Beetle
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9:19pm Sat 10 Nov 12
Rusty Hinge
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9:47pm Sat 10 Nov 12
Deathwatch Beetle wrote:It"s Blooby that we want to see hang himself, and die choking on his own blood and vomit. Not likely to give us that treat, though. The question now is, maybe all the sheep of zoy are wondering, what comes next?. The genie is out the bottle.
You voting for any of them, Daddy-O?. You can run but you can"t hide. If you are thinking of taking the easy way out, and hanging yourself, think again.
Boring
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11:05pm Sat 10 Nov 12
The same government that has laid off 6,500 Policeman.
bygeorge
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9:42am Sun 11 Nov 12
Baldbloke
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5:19pm Sun 11 Nov 12
Rusty Hinge wrote:Maybe Blooby was driving the car that ended a**e-side up on the A372 this morning - you wish!
Deathwatch Beetle wrote:It"s Blooby that we want to see hang himself, and die choking on his own blood and vomit. Not likely to give us that treat, though. The question now is, maybe all the sheep of zoy are wondering, what comes next?. The genie is out the bottle.
You voting for any of them, Daddy-O?. You can run but you can"t hide. If you are thinking of taking the easy way out, and hanging yourself, think again.
Lord Gothover
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9:10pm Sun 11 Nov 12
Baldbloke wrote:Who actually is this person?. What kind of wickedness have they perpetrated to inspire such reactions?. In July, the Mercury reported that "Two former NHS workers were arrested in Bridgwater on suspision of attempting to incite corruption in public office" - in simple English, perhaps trying to bribe the Police?. Why?. These individuals were relased on police bail until October. We have heard no more on this matter. Was this another example of a serious criminal trying to bribe their way out of trouble, eg, the infamous Mr. Blooby?.
Rusty Hinge wrote:Maybe Blooby was driving the car that ended a**e-side up on the A372 this morning - you wish!
Deathwatch Beetle wrote:It"s Blooby that we want to see hang himself, and die choking on his own blood and vomit. Not likely to give us that treat, though. The question now is, maybe all the sheep of zoy are wondering, what comes next?. The genie is out the bottle.
You voting for any of them, Daddy-O?. You can run but you can"t hide. If you are thinking of taking the easy way out, and hanging yourself, think again.
File Yer Own Bleedin Teeth
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9:13pm Sun 11 Nov 12
Lord Gothover wrote:What is this "attempting to incite corruption in public officials" matter all about?. What happened when these people answered their police Bail in October?. Have they been charged?. If the previous speculative comment is removed, that may servce as an indication.
Baldbloke wrote:Who actually is this person?. What kind of wickedness have they perpetrated to inspire such reactions?. In July, the Mercury reported that "Two former NHS workers were arrested in Bridgwater on suspision of attempting to incite corruption in public office" - in simple English, perhaps trying to bribe the Police?. Why?. These individuals were relased on police bail until October. We have heard no more on this matter. Was this another example of a serious criminal trying to bribe their way out of trouble, eg, the infamous Mr. Blooby?.
Rusty Hinge wrote:Maybe Blooby was driving the car that ended a**e-side up on the A372 this morning - you wish!
Deathwatch Beetle wrote:It"s Blooby that we want to see hang himself, and die choking on his own blood and vomit. Not likely to give us that treat, though. The question now is, maybe all the sheep of zoy are wondering, what comes next?. The genie is out the bottle.
You voting for any of them, Daddy-O?. You can run but you can"t hide. If you are thinking of taking the easy way out, and hanging yourself, think again.
sheldoncooper
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9:36pm Sun 11 Nov 12
The Lodger
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10:06am Mon 12 Nov 12
sheldoncooper
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12:08pm Mon 12 Nov 12
awayswing
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9:00am Tue 13 Nov 12
sheldoncooper wrote:I agree this election is not democracy in action,it is more like inaction.The candidates have to deposit a much larger sum than potential MPs at a general election.Even those being backed by their political parties are not receiving much help.You can only really find information on-line so those without access to a computer are really going to struggle to take an interest.
We have'nt has any leaflets or anything - all we know is what we've seen on the telly !
I am all in favour of elections for public office but this is a typical piece of David Cameron's work,badly done and badly run.
Doverbeme says...
8:25pm Sat 10 Nov 12