Warwickshire signs £2m a year deal to secure forensic services

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Warwickshire signs £2m a year deal to secure forensic services

Warwickshire has secured its forensic services in a £2m deal with West Midlands Police.

Date - 19th March 2021
By - Chris Smith

Three years of uncertainty has been ended for Warwickshire after a deal with West Midlands to provide forensic services. A £2m deal has been hammered out between the Chief Constables and Police and Crime Commissioners following the collapse...

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