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The starting salary for a police constable will be slashed by £4,000 to £19,000 as part of a package of controversial reforms approved by the Home S...
The Home Secretary is to respond to proposed reforms of police conditions that include a salary cut for new starters and the introduction of compulsor...
David Cameron is seeking to contain government spending which will include the police. How do negotiations between government and police play out to achieve a favourable solution that keeps both parties happy?
The Police Federation should not be jumping the gun and playing politics with public safety. It is a necessary and healthy part of the negotiations that they are advocating strongly for their members, but to so at the expense of public safety is a step too far.
Most people are wise enough to know that every healthy society needs a good serving of carrots: sweet, little offerings at the side of the yob's societal plate that reminds him/her that if they behave, pudding will be forthcoming.
