Back Boris momentum and save neighbourhood policing from total collapse

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'Back Boris momentum and save neighbourhood policing from total collapse'

Think tank report a 'blueprint for what to do with officers and how to recruit 20,000 new ones.

PSCOs: Report demands demands a fresh plan for community policing to

Date - 14th August 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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Policing’s past has pointed to its future with a back-to-basics blueprint to jump aboard the Boris bandwagon to save the “indispensable fabric” of neighbourhood teams from almost total collapse. Think-tank Policy Exchange today...

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