Podcast: ReBuild

Putting things right is a podcast from Matthew Scott, Kent Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner and Matthew Barber, Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner. In this episode, Lisa, Donna and Matthew B discuss the following: – Labour scandal as Lou Haigh resigns…

In a packed episode of Putting Things Right, Matthew Scott, Kent Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Barber, Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner and Donna Jones, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, discuss non-crime hate incidents in the wake of issues surrounding Essex Police; the Government’s decision to tax…

Matthew Scott, Kent, Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Barber, Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner and Lisa Townsend, Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner reflect on the week’s political stories. This week’s episode is late due to technical issues – my apologies! MS

This week we reflect on the possibility of tuition fees topping £10k, having been frozen since 2017. We also add our thoughts on the last few days of Kemi Badenoch vs Robert Jenrick.

Matthew Scott, Matthew Barber and Lisa Townsend discuss scrutiny, accountability and how we support Police Officers who do difficult and dangerous things on our behalf to keep the public safe.

Keir Starmer’s TERRIBLE first 100 days and Rachel Reeves first Budget – the PCCs are back for Episode 13 of Putting Things Right. With Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick battling for the Conservative Party Leadership we turn our focus to Labour and their disastrous first 100 days, with Taylor Swift, winter fuel allowance and freebie…

Matthew S is back in conversation with Matthew B and Donna at Conservative Party Conference. We talk to three young Conservative members about their views and then discuss Conference itself.

In this episode, the PCCs discuss Party conferences.

We are back after a week off for a discussion on police reform. With a push towards centralisation on the cards, what does this mean for local policing and the investigation of serious crimes?

Matthew Scott is back in the chair this week for the quickfire “60 second soundoff”, where the PCCs have sixty seconds to answer questions they haven’t had in advance. Email us via contact@rebuilduk.online if you have any ideas for questions in the future!