Police Scotland Could Lose 1,260 Officers and Staff in ‘Devastating’ Budget Squeeze
The authority said flat cash would force deep workforce cuts and leave policing facing about £80 million in unfunded pressures.
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Police Scotland could lose 1,260 officers and staff in ‘devastating’ budget squeeze
The Scottish Police Authority warns that a flat cash settlement would leave officer numbers at their lowest since 2003, as Police Scotland asks for an extra £110m to tackle rising domestic abuse, foreign state threats and a surge in mental health demand.
BBC Scotland could be misleading you on likely police officer numbers with journalism at lowest level since SNP surge 20 years ago
From BBC Scotland, the above and: Police Scotland will have to cut officer numbers to their lowest level in 23 years if it gets a “devastating” flat cash funding settlement, an oversight body has warned. The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) says recruitment would have to stop, taking officer numbers down to 15,600 – the lowest figure since 2003-04. Police Scotland is currently in line to receive a standstill budget allocation for next year from t…
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