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It was also handed another bill of for a trip from home and back to The Pheasant Inn at Bassenthwaite Lake, in February.
the final invoices were received and the commissioner was appraised of the cost he immediately stopped the practice of hiring drivers. A review took place with alternative arrangements now being progressed. The first engagement was a meeting with highranking church figures while the second was a speaking engagement. Documents seen by the News Star show that both times the chauffeur waited at the venue before returning the couple home.
given the large geographic area of Cumbria, this results in considerable mileage being undertaken. For example the commissioner has in the last two months travelled 3,600 miles.
Documents reveal the office of the man overseeing county crimefighting was charged to take Richard Rhodes and his wife toandfrom his home in the south of the county to Rydal Hall at Rydal, Ambleside, in January.
Mr Edwards said: pivotal part of the police and crime commissioner role is to meet the public and listen to their views on the future policing priorities.
The first job lasted eight hours and thirty minutes while the second clocked in at seven hours.
part of gaining people views the commissioner undertakes a number of evening speaking engagements across the very large geographic county of Cumbria, often finishing late at night and following a busy working day.
were only two instances when a private hire company was used to drive Mr Rhodes to an evening meeting or speaking engagement and these both resulted in a travel time of between oneandhalfhours and two hours late at night.
Mr Edwards added: commissioner, as expected, spends considerable time out talking to people in the community.
Mr Rhodes has been provided with a car to carry out his duties and he also used a hire car while waiting for this to be delivered, his office confirmed.
a result of the long hours the commissioner was working it was decided for personal safety reasons that support would be provided in terms of a driver for some evening functions with long and late return journeys.
Stuart Edwards, chief executive of the Cumbria Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, said a driver and car had been hired for Mr Rhodes safety was because of the miles he covered and the hours he was working.
Bosses at Mr Rhodes office say these were the only two times a private hire company was used to drive him to a night meeting or speaking engagement and he stopped this practice once he saw the bill.
锘?00 for two trips by Cumbria police commissioner in chaffeur
On both occasions a firm marketing itself as a provider of executive vehicles was used. It provided an EClass Mercedes saloon.
Mr Rhodes was elected to the new post of police and crime commissioner in November and last week published his fouryear police plan.
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