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Plans needed so new recruits cope with unlocking, says Hampshire Fed
Hampshire Federation has raised concerns with senior officers of inexperienced recruits dealing with demand coming out of lockdown.
Zoe Wakefield, chair of the Hampshire Police Federation
By - Chloe Livadeas
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