New CoP head says we need to be there for officers at 2am

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New CoP head says 'we need to be there for officers at 2am'

Andy Marsh says digital-first CPD learning that supports front line will be priority.

Date - 20th September 2021
By - Chris Smith

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Chief Constable Andy Marsh has acknowledged that the College of Policing needs to be more accessible and relevant to daily demands. The push to digital CPD will enable resources to become more accessible he told the Police Superintendents'...

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