Officers are victims of their own dedication

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Officers are victims of their own dedication

To mark national Mental Health Awareness Week, Police Superintendents' Association President Paul Griffiths talks about the serious issues facing the police service.

Date - 13th May 2019
By - Paul Griffiths, PSA President

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Despite the regular attention given to mental health through national campaigns such as this week’s Mental Health Awareness Week, it seems this area of wellbeing continues to be something of a taboo, especially amongst the UK’s...

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