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Friday 6 June 2005 - HPA188d
NEW FACES FOR POLICE AUTHORITY - DACORUM
Dacorum Conservative Councillor, David Lloyd is one of five new county councillors to join Hertfordshire Police Authority at its Annual General meeting today (Friday).
The changes follow the elections in May and reflect the new political mix of the County Council. The Police Authority is the watchdog body on local policing and its 17 members are made up of nine county councillors, three magistrates and five local independent people. The other new members are Conservative Councillors Bernard Engel and Tony Dodd, Labour Councillor Sherma Batson and Liberal Democrat Councillor Allan Siao Ming Witherick.
David Lloyd said: “I am particularly delighted to be appointed to the Police Authority; it will complement my Community Safety lead role at the county council and build on the strong joint working that already exists betweeen the two organisations”.
David has been involved in politics since University and was a member of Milton Keynes Borough Council before being elected to the County Council in 1999. An independent financial adviser, he is also Governor of Flamstead School and a member of the Diocesan and Deanery Synod and St Leonard’s Parochial Church Council. He lives in Flamstead with his wife, Alison and two children, Felix, 10, and Alexa, 7.
David takes over from Julian Taunton as the Police Authority’s Community Engagement Lead member for Dacorum.
Chairman of Hertfordshire Police Authority, Ian Laidlaw-Dickson, said: “We are obviously sorry to lose some of our former members. However, our new members bring with them a wealth of new skills and experience that will bring a new dimension to the Authority and help us face the challenges ahead.”
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