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Government Minister, Karen Bradley, has praised Cheshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, whose dedication has ensured the county’s officers are "top of the cops." Mrs Bradley, the Minister for Crime, has welcomed incumbent John Dwyer’s pledge to increase front-line policing across Cheshire as part of his election manifesto.

The second day of John Dwyer's "Safer Cheshire" manifesto launch tour.

John Dwyer launches his manifesto for a "Safer Cheshire" - day 1.

John Dwyer, Conservative candidate for Cheshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, has today launched his manifesto for the election to be held on Thursday 5th May, 2016.

John welcomes Liz Truss MP, Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, to Knutsford to meet local farmers and those involved in helping Cheshire Police deliver safer rural communities.

John Dwyer expresses his shock at the atrocities in Brussels and his determination to continue making Cheshire the safest possible county in an uncertain world.

John Dwyer has committed to seeing a pioneering mental health scheme rolled out 24 hours a day, seven days a week in Cheshire.

John Dwyer welcomes the news that there are now over 2000 police officers keeping residents safe on the streets of Cheshire.

John Dwyer is committed to puting victims and their needs first

John Dwyer meets the Prime Minister. As a Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner, John has the opportunity to make his case for a safer Cheshire right to the top of the Government.