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Big forces 'missing out' on first tranche of Boris Johnson pledge to hire 20,000 new officers
Policing reacts to ministerial allocation of police recruitment targets for 2020-21.
New recruits: 6,000 to be selected by the end of 2020-21
Date - 9th October 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle
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By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle
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