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PSNI scales back 'problematic' rebranding after negative feedback
Plans to rebrand Northern Ireland's police force have been scaled back after opposition from politicians and frontline officers. Chief Constable Simon Byrne said it was not "Einstein territory" to conclude the proposals stood no chance.
Badge is back: Rebranding has been scacled back by the PSNI Chief Constable
By - Chris Smith
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