Superintendents issue snub to Patel over pay and pensions

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Superintendents issue snub to Patel over pay and pensions

Police Superintendents have delivered a snub to Priti Patel by inviting the Shadow Home Secretary to give their keynote conference address while her recorded speech was greeted with laughter and ended with silence.

Paul Griffiths

Date - 14th September 2021
By - Chris Smith

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The Police Superintendents’ Association have delivered a huge snub to the Home Secretary by confirming legal actions and giving their keynote conference address to the Shadow Home Secretary.. Nick Thomas Symonds took the podium after a...

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