College wants new support offer to be in the consciousness of forces

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College wants new support offer to be 'in the consciousness of forces'

Ch Supt David Marshall is now supporting forces with performance issues in his new Home Office-funded role as the College's National Performance Improvement Lead.

Date - 19th April 2023
By - Cash Boyle

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The College of Policing is determined to “take away the stigma” associated with poor performance through its new support offer to forces currently in special measures. A new team headed up by BTP secondee David Marshall has been created...

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