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Interview: the loss of IPLDP during a changing workforce
The make-up of recruits via the degree programme is again under the spotlight as Superintendent Sukesh Verma tells Police Oracle how his force and others will be impacted by the loss of IPLDP.
Nottinghamshire Superintendent Sukesh Verma
By - Chloe Livadeas
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