Lancashire welcomes 50 new officers

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Lancashire welcomes 50 new officers

Lockdown learners have begun their first shifts as officers with Lancashire.

Starting out: Lancashire's latest group of recruits are now hard at work

Date - 21st February 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The next wave of Uplift recruits have begun work on the frontine with Lancashire. A group of 50 new officers were sworn in last week with Lancashire Constabulary after they completed a training programme dominated by the COVID-19...

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