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Why you should vote for me - John Apter

Current PFEW Chairman Calum Macleod will not be standing for re-election and will hand over to his successor on August 1. Here is why you should vote for John Apter.

John Apter

Date - 12th July 2018
By - John Apter

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I am a Constable who joined Hampshire Constabulary in December 1992. I am passionate about fairness. It is one of the reasons I became a police officer. I became a local federation rep to ensure others were treated fairly and received the respect...

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