All change as Supers unveil new leadership team

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All change as Supers unveil new leadership team

The Superintendents Association have confirmed their leaders for the next three years.

United we stand: PSA President Paul Griffiths (centre) with his successors

Date - 24th January 2022
By - Chris Smith

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The Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) has announced its president and vice president who have been elected for the next three years. A new president will take over from Paul Griffiths who has come to the end of his term. Chief...

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