More than 1,300 people respond to Dorset policing review

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Over 1,300 people have submitted responses to Dorset's police and crime commissioner on proposed changes to policing.

Over 1,300 people have submitted responses to David Sidwick, Dorset's police and crime commissioner, on proposed changes to policing. The consultation has generated a significant level of public engagement on the issue.

Sidwick has committed to ensuring that Dorset's voice is represented in the broader national debate on police reform. The responses will inform how the commissioner contributes to discussions about changes to policing policy and practice.

How it is being reported

• More than 1,300 people share their views to PCC on proposed changes to policingBournemouth Echo · 6 Oct, 05:00
• More than 1,300 people share views to Dorset PCC on proposed changes to policingDorset Echo · 6 Oct, 05:00

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