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19/06/2013 16:00:24

Win a chance to try out real policing for yourself at our specialist training facility, Kingstanding, in East Sussex. http://t.co/ykIhjZ5Klg

19/06/2013 15:51:48

@pperrin Realistically if an effort has been made to dispose of this lawfully but the bin is full we wouldn't pursue this as flytipping

19/06/2013 14:15:50

Would you like to see what is involved in frontline policing? Take a look at http://t.co/02fYkP8WcW

19/06/2013 12:34:55

A22 Uckfield fatal crash victim named: The woman who died in a crash on the A22 at Uckfield has ... http://t.co/yJ9CNGkX9T #sussexpolice

19/06/2013 11:26:18

@KateDwyer3 All contact details are printed on the ticket i'm afraid.

19/06/2013 10:57:16

@KateDwyer3 I have just checked and all Fixed Penalty Fines in the South East region are now dealt with centrally through the Essex office

19/06/2013 10:50:46

@KateDwyer3 Unfortunately we don't have another number listed for them, sorry.

19/06/2013 10:32:48

@KateDwyer3 Hi, the number you are calling is for Essex Fixed penalty office not Sussex. Where was the ticket issued?

19/06/2013 10:14:13

@sarahhighland Always, Rumours like these aren't helpful to anyone and sadly just spread fear and misinformation.

19/06/2013 09:36:28

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Police and Crime Commissioner

On 15 November 2012 voters across Sussex chose the first Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Sussex. The PCC took office on 22 November. The PCC has a democratic mandate to hold Sussex Police to account and tackle crime across East and West Sussex and Brighton & Hove. The PCC will work with, and commission services from, a wide range of partners to respond to the priorities of local people.

The PCC has responsibility for:

Appointing the Chief Constable and holding them to account for the running of their force

Setting out a 5 year Police and Crime Plan (in consultation with the Chief Constable determining local policing priorities

Setting the annual local precept and annual force budget

Making community safety grants to make a difference to local communities.

Further information can be found on the Sussex PCC website.

The PCC will be held to account by a Police and Crime Panel (PCP), composed of 17 locally elected councillors and two independent members. Details of its role to scrutinise the PCC, to promote openness and to support the PCC in the effective exercise of their functions can be found on the West Sussex County Council.