College reaffirms impartiality after London Mayor endorsement

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College reaffirms impartiality after London Mayor endorsement

The College of Policing says it 'does not endorse any political campaign' after a social media post showed Nick Herbert endorsing Daniel Korski in his capacity as Chair.

College of Policing Chair Lord Herbert

Date - 13th June 2023
By - Cash Boyle

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A social media post indicating the College of Policing supports a particular candidate for the London mayoralty was a mistake which was never authorised and has since been taken down. The now-deleted post showed support for the Conservative hopeful...

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