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    26

    Oct 2021

    Last Updated: 26/10/2021
    Crime
    Crime

    Jenni Newberry set to be Philip Allott's interim successor

    by Connor Creaghan

    | 26 Oct, 2021
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    Jenni Newberry is set to replace Philip Allott as interim North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for three weeks until a full-time successor is elected next month.

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    Jennifer Newberry will step into the role.

    A staff member from the Office of the North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is set to be appointed interim head of the organisation.

    Jenni Newberry, head of commissioning and partnerships, will succeed Philip Allott, who resigned after his comments on the murder of Sarah Everard.

    The move will be formalised at the next meeting of the North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel on November 4.

    Ms Newberry is likely to be in post for just three weeks until a full-time successor is elected on November 25.




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    • Conservatives select Harrogate councillor as police commissioner candidate

    • Police commissioner Philip Allott resigns






    So far only Conservative candidate Zoe Metcalfe and independent candidate Keith Tordoff have been nominated for the PFCC election.

    Simon Dennis, chief executive of the Office of the North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, said:

    “The panel will be asked to consider a proposal that the commissioner’s office be run by Jenni Newberry as part of a team approach.
    “If approved, Mrs Newberry would take up the position, working alongside myself and assistant chief executives Tom Thorp and Caroline Blackburn, until the newly elected commissioner assumes the role following their election.”


    Mr Allott, who lives in Knaresborough and was elected in May, said Ms Everard should not have “submitted” to arrest by the police officer who murdered her and that women needed to be more “streetwise”.