Police Oracle campaign calling for Covenant has Home Secretary support

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Police Oracle campaign calling for Covenant has Home Secretary support

PFEW chairman: 'I must acknowledge Police Oracle who have worked with us to secure this support from the government'.

Date - 18th July 2019
By - Martin Buhagiar - Police Oracle

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Police Oracle's calls for a Police Covenant to be introduced have today cleared another hurdle with Home Secretary Sajid Javid confirming his plans to support the campaign. Mr Javid will announce his intention to establish the covenant...

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