Police commissioner calls for end to £43m annual funding shortfall
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 16:02 · Archive
The police and crime commissioner claims the region is being short-changed £43m annually.
Police and crime commissioner Simon Foster has claimed that the region's police force is being 'short changed and ripped off' by an annual funding shortfall of £43m.
Foster is calling for an end to what he describes as the region being disadvantaged in police funding allocations.
How it is being reported
- West Midlands Police boss calls for 'unjust' funding to end in pre-Autumn Budget pleaWest Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Foster said the region is being 'short changed' annually by £43 millionBirminghamLive · 27 Oct, 16:01
- Police and crime commissioner calls for end to region being 'short changed' £43m annuallyPCC Simon Foster claim the force continues to be “short changed and ripped off”.Birmingham World · 27 Oct, 15:37
- Police and crime commissioner calls for end to region being 'short changed' £43m annuallyPCC Simon Foster claim the force continues to be “short changed and ripped off”.Express & Star · 27 Oct, 15:37
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