Wiltshire runs Law and Larder scheme for struggling officers

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Wiltshire runs 'Law and Larder' scheme for struggling officers

Wiltshire Federation are launching their own food parcel scheme to help officers and their families impacted by the cost of living.

Date - 1st November 2022
By - Cachella Smith

Wiltshire Police Federation will now be able to provide non-perishable food and toiletries to Wiltshire officers and their families. It comes as the Federation for England and Wales issues repeated warnings on the impact of the cost of living...

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