Hampshire Federation says "its just wrong" officers not offered vaccine

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Hampshire Federation says "it's just wrong" officers not offered vaccine

Hampshire Constabulary's chief constable and Federation chair "baffled" that government are "not listening" to calls for officers to be vaccinated.

Hampshire Federation's chair Zoe Wakefield

Date - 24th February 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Officer assaults, vaccinations, coronavirus legislation, wellbeing and the uplift were all discussed at Hampshire Police Federation’s organisation’s first ever virtual Open Meeting. It was hosted by Zoe Wakefield, Chair of Hampshire...

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