Sussex Police Webchat
Top Sussex Police Officers taking part in live Webchat to talk to the public about their plans.
On Wednesday 3 April, to coincide with the publication of the Sussex Police Operational Delivery Plan, each District Commander in Sussex (or representative if not available), and the Gatwick Airport Police Commander, will take part in a live webchat with the public. The online chat will open at 11.00am and each Commander will have a 30-minute slot to answer your questions:
11.00am Chief Inspector Dick Coates, District Commander of Wealden
11.30am Inspector Rachel Barrow of Eastbourne Neighbourhood Policing Team
12.00pm Chief Inspector Helen West, Head of Neighbourhood Policing in Brighton & Hove
12.30pm Chief Inspector Katy Woolford, District Commander of Rother
1.00pm Chief Inspector Tanya Jones, District Commander of Chichester
1.30pm Superintendent Brian Bracher, Gatwick Airport Police Commander
2.00pm Chief Inspector Jo Banks, District Commander of Adur & Worthing
2.30pm Chief Inspector Jon Hull, District Commander of Mid Sussex
3.00pm Chief Inspector Jane Derrick, District Commander of Arun
3.30pm Chief Inspector Howard Hodges, District Commander of Horsham
4.00pm Chief Inspector Justina Beeken, District Commander of Crawley
4.30pm Acting Chief Inspector Paul Phelps, District Commander of Hastings
5.00pm Chief Inspector Jason Tingley, District Commander of Lewes
Sussex Police will publish its Operational Delivery Plan for 2013/14 on 2 April.
The plan is launched against a backdrop of continuing national policing reform and the Force's ongoing modernisation programme which will see significant changes to its working practices, use of technology and greater transparency and access for the public.
Martin Richards, Chief Constable of Sussex said, "The Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex, Katy Bourne, has published her first Police and Crime Plan, setting out the strategic direction and targets for a range of partners who are responsible for delivering a safer Sussex.
"My plan sets out how we will deliver operational policing in Sussex - against the priorities, targets and budget set by the Police and Crime Commissioner, taking account of our regional and national responsibilities and the needs of all our communities.
"Importantly, my Operational Delivery Plan is not just about what we are going to do; it's about how we will do it. Doing the right thing, not just doing things right. "We police for the public and, rightly, we will be judged - not just on targets - but on every interaction our officers and staff have with the people we serve."
To take part in the live webchats, visit Sussex Police from 11.00am on Wednesday 3 April. You can also take part via Twitter, @sussex_police, using #localpolicing #talktome