Police Scotland retention row raises fresh questions in England

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Police Scotland retention row raises fresh questions in England

The storm over retention rates has returned with claims that forces are hiding the true extent of people quitting.

Date - 23rd June 2022
By - Chris Smith

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A row in Scotland over officers leaving the service has renewed concern over the situation in other UK forces. Police Scotland may not be the only force grappling with a significant number of officers retiring. The warning came after the Scottish...

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