Football clubs should pay towards £70m policing cost, Met chief says
- Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley called for football clubs to contribute more towards the £70 million cost of policing matches.
- Sir Mark advocated reducing the number of police forces from 43 to around 15 larger regional forces to better utilize technology and funding.
- He criticized the 2.3% above inflation increase in police funding from the recent spending review as disappointing and said cuts may be needed.
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Who should pay for the police?Readers discuss football and policing formulas
In MetroTalk: Readers discuss policing formulas, protests, London pride and pizza dip (Picture: by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images) 'The police formula for London is out of date,' reader calls for policing reform The most senior police chief in Britain has called for the 43 regional forces covering England and Wales to be replaced with about 12 super-sized authorities (Metro, Mon). Metropolitan Police commissioner Mark Rowley sa…
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Read Full ArticleMet Police chief says football clubs should foot £70million bill for policing matches - The Mirror
Sir Mark Rowley called for a 'polluter pays approach' for policing events like football matches, which leave forces rather than Premier League clubs on the hook for a massive bill
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