He was part of the Conservative Party.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, Rupert Matthews, has announced his move to Reform UK.
He was part of the Conservative Party.
Rupert Matthews said, “This was a big decision and not one I took lightly.
“Importantly for local residents, my position as PCC remains unchanged, as does my commitment to the manifesto on which I was elected.
“I am determined to do everything I can to enable the police and the courts to focus on keeping our communities safe.
“My pledge to the public remains firm and solid. The fight against crime across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland continues unabated.”
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