Rewarding people who keep us safe
Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones praised everyone involved in making the county a safer place at her second awards ceremony.
Ms Jones thanked volunteers, officers and partners from across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight for their exceptional commitment.
‘Volunteers, partners and staff make a huge difference to policing and I am so pleased that my awards recognise and pay tribute to all those who make an enormous contribution ,’ she said.
Award winners
Bobby on the Beat Award – PCSO Lianne McAllister, who worksinFareham.
Business Crime Prevention
Award – Brett Jones.
Commissioned Service the Year Award–Jenny
Johnston.
Community Volunteer of the Year Award – Hampshire Search&Rescue.
Cyb er Ambassador of the Year Award–The Crescent Primary School.
Independent Custody Visitor of the Year Award – Pauline Shorney.
The Michael Lane Award in memory of James Bowman – Amber Manning.
Police Recruit of the Year Award – PC Emma Warner, who works in Havant.
Police Special of the Year Award – Special Sergeant DanielVanGelder.
Police Volunteer of the Year Award–Peter Macp her son and his dogs, Rocco and Molly.
Rural Crime Fighter Award – PC SO Jasmine Spars hott.
The Simon Hayes Award for Outstanding Effort in Reducing Offending& Re off ending – PCSO Collette Craddock.
Supporting Victims of Crime Award – The Paragon Isle of WightTeam.
Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Award – Southampton West Neighbourhood Policing Team.
The Police & Crime Commissioner’s Special Recognition Award – Insp Korine Bishop.
Youth Volunteer of the Year Award – Phoebe Butler. Among those who presented awards were the Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire, Colonel Charles Ackroyd, Chief Constable Scott Chilton, Superintendent Patrick Holdaway, from the City of London Police, who leads the National Business Crime Centre, Special Superintendent Russell Morrison, and the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, Terry Norton.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman also paid tribute with a special video message.