NI Fed backs funding to achieve Patten target of 7,500 officers

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NI Fed backs funding to achieve Patten target of 7,500 officers

Northern Ireland needs an extra £40m a year to meet current demands, the Northern Ireland Secretary has been told.

Date - 22nd April 2021
By - Chris Smith

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Justice Minister Naomi Long, the Police Service of Northern Ireland and the NI Fed have told the UK government to stump up £40m to meet its commitment to provide the community officers needed to reduce tensions. The cash will enable the force...

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