Northern forces back crucial research on community relations

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Northern forces back crucial research on community relations

Crucial research on the future of changing crime has been secured by financial backing from eleven northern forces.

Dr Geoff Pearson

Date - 25th March 2021
By - Chris Smith

A group of Northern England forces have backed work that will help forces prepare and react better to major shifts in society. Academics who are part of the N8 Research Policing Partnership (N8 PRP), have got the go-ahead to evaluate evidence-based...

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