Bob’s five-point plan: 1.

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Put police on the streets in your community. 2. Listen to local residents – Community policing is the number one priority for so many residents. 3. Support victims in our area, whether it is those who have suffered from domestic abuse in lockdown or victims who are seeking support from ASB. 4. Create separate policing regions from the South Bank to the North Bank. 5. Act on violent crime in our area, working on early intervention and tackling drug-related and violent crime on our streets.

Bob is a former police inspector who was born in Beverley. He has hands-on experience of helping those living in stress with his volunteer work in the vulnerable charity sector as well as engaging with local councillors and the NHS on wider suicide prevention work around Humberside.

He has also seen the effects of austerity on families, as a community engagement officer in deprived areas.

In his time with the police, Bob worked through the ranks of the Metropolitan Police to become an inspector in one of London’s hotspots around Paddington Green. He handled emergency calls and then went on to manage community officers and those working with schools.

Bob said:

“I will invest in front-line policing to make sure our community has more named officers dedicated specifically to cover our area.

“Neither Labour nor the Conservatives are listening to residents’ concerns about the lack of visible policing in local communities. Conservative cuts have ravaged our policing services. I have the skills and experience needed to offer the strong, competent change we need.”

This statement has been prepared on behalf of Bob Morgan by his Agent Denis Healy, 12 The Poplars, Leconfield, Beverley, HU17 7NB