Cheshire police commissioner questioned over PCSO recruitment

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Sept, 21:59 · Archive

Cheshire's police commissioner has faced questions over PCSO numbers falling below an agreed target of 57.

Cheshire's police commissioner has been questioned about why PCSO numbers have fallen below the agreed level of 57. New recruits are being offered only 12-month fixed-term contracts rather than longer-term positions.

Cheshire police commissioner questioned over PCSO recruitment — Image: Northwich Guardian

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Police commissioner quizzed over PCSOs being recruited on 12-month contractCheshire's police commissioner has been quizzed on why PCSO numbers are below the agreed level of 57 and why new recruits will only be offered a 12-month fixed-term contract.Northwich Guardian · 21 Sept, 16:22
Police commissioner quizzed over PCSOs being recruited on 12-month contractCheshire's police commissioner has been quizzed on why PCSO numbers are below the agreed level of 57 and why new recruits will only be offered a 12-month fixed-term contract.Warrington Guardian · 21 Sept, 16:22

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