Emma Wools, with her deep-rooted connections to South Wales and over 23 years of experience in crime prevention and public safety, stands as a dedicated candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). As the current Deputy PCC of South Wales, she has an extensive background in various sectors of criminal justice including probation, prisons, policing, and community safety.

Emma Wools for South Wales PCC

Commitment to South Wales

Born and raised in South Wales, Wools’ lifelong commitment to her community is clear. She has a personal stake in the safety and well-being of its cities, communities, and valley towns:

“My heart and home is here in our vibrant cities, compassionate communities and valleys towns where I have delivered services to prevent crime and protect the public from harm for over 23 years.”

Experienced Leadership

Emma Wools is recognized as an award-winning leader with a proven track record in integrated criminal justice operations. She has successfully managed partnerships across criminal justice systems, tackling critical issues like youth violence, violence against women and girls, drug-related issues, and exploitation.

“I have led and managed partnerships across criminal justice: tackling youth violence, violence against women and girls, drugs and exploitation.”

A Vision for Policing in South Wales

Wools plans to enhance the effectiveness of policing by focusing on community policing, crime prevention, and the support of vulnerable groups, ensuring justice for victims and reducing reoffending. Her platform is built on making policing more responsive and fit for the future challenges:

“Vote for me on 2nd May and I will work with you to strengthen and improve the future of policing and criminal justice in South Wales, delivering services to keep you safe, in which all communities can have confidence.”

Focus Areas

As PCC, Emma Wools will concentrate on:

  • Community Policing: Strengthening police presence and engagement in local communities.

  • Crime Prevention: Implementing strategies to prevent crime before it occurs.

  • Protecting the Vulnerable: Supporting victims and vulnerable groups, including those affected by online crimes.

  • Delivering Justice: Ensuring that criminals are held accountable and focusing on reducing reoffending.

Conclusion

Emma Wools’ candidacy for South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner is grounded in a strong foundation of professional expertise and a passionate commitment to her community. With her leadership, South Wales can expect a robust approach to policing, tailored to the needs and safety of its residents.

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