Katy Bourne, Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Sussex, has been re-elected. Ms Bourne, who has served as PCC for the county since 2012, when the role was created, stood against three other candidates.

Conservative candidate Katy Bourne has been re-elected as Sussex’s Police and Crime Commissioner. Mrs Bourne, who has been in the role since its inauguration in 2012, received 39 per cent of the total with 122,495 votes following Thursday’s (May 2) poll.

Katy Bourne has been re-elected as the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner. It is the Conservative PCC’s fourth term in the position having been first elected in 2012. Ms Bourne received 122,495 votes while opponents Paul Richards, Labour and Co-operative Party, got 99,502 Jamie Bennett, Lib Dems, got 48,923, and Jonathan Kent, Greens, 43,105.

Labour's Emily Spurrell has been re-elected as Merseyside's police and crime commissioner. Ms Spurrell, who was first elected in 2021, won a second term after securing 152,640 votes, more than four times more than the 35,

Conservative Jonathan Ash-Edwards has become Hertfordshire’s second-ever police and crime commissioner (PCC). The Tories’ winning streak remains unbroken in the county, after the poll on Thursday, May 2,

Jonathan Ash-Edwards has become Hertfordshire’s second-ever police and crime commissioner (PCC) and wants to boost police "visibility" and "responsiveness".

Conservative David Sidwick has been re-elected as Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). The incumbent beat Liberal Democrat candidate Howard Legg, who came second ahead of Independent Marianne Storey and Labour's David Stokes.