Police and Crime Commissioner
Conservative Nick Alston wins Essex police and crime commissioner election
Sam Tonkin
Friday, November 16, 2012
2:51 PM
CONSERVATIVE Nick Alston is the new police and crime commissioner for Essex.
Mr Alston, from Chelmsford, polled 62,350 votes, fending off the challenge of independent Mick Thwaites (58,664 votes).
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