PCC to reopen six more front desks using support from budget

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PCC to reopen six more front desks using 'support' from budget

Devon and Cornwall PCC Alison Hernandez said these new desks will add to six which have reopened in recent months, including two in early 2023.

Date - 30th January 2023
By - Cash Boyle

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An extra six front desks are to reopen in Devon and Cornwall as part of a commitment made by the PCC to offer better access to policing. Speaking at the latest meeting of the Police and Crime Panel (PCP) on January 27, Alison Hernandez said:...

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