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Derbyshire PCC calls for 'reboot' on diversity work
Derbyshire's police and Crime Commissioner will lead the political response from police forces to claims of racial profiling and failures to achieve diversity. Hardyal Dhindsa called for a "reboot" on equality work.
More to do: Derbyshire PCC Hardyal Dhindsa will lead diversity response
By - Chris Smith
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