2021 elections: Reading DJs share experiences of policing
Radio DJs and listeners have been sharing their experiences of policing ahead of police and crime commissioner (PCC) elections on 6 May.
Two neighbours in Reading, Berkshire, set up the community station RG2 to help empower the local Afro-Caribbean community.
The team says whoever is elected must take action on the issues facing black, Asian and ethnic minority communities.
The successful candidate in the Thames Valley will be expected to ensure the proper running of police in Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
Video journalist: Shelley Phelps
ENGLAND'S ELECTIONS: THE BASICS
What elections are happening? On 6 May across England millions of people will be voting for new councillors, mayors and police and crime commissioners. Register to vote here, external.
Why does it matter? When political parties win control of a council, they decide policies for your area which could affect services ranging from social care to rubbish collection. Read on what councils do.
How do I vote? Not all councils are up for election, and not every area has a mayor, but everyone in England will be voting for someone in the their local area - find yours here.
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