New approach needed to find leaders says College of Policing

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New approach needed to find leaders says College of Policing

A new national approach is needed to identify leaders across the ranks according to the College of Policing.

Date - 9th September 2020
By - Chris Smith

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Modernisation to working practice has sped up during the COVID-19 crisis and that must now extend into supporting and finding future leaders. The College’s head, Mike Cunningham told the Police Superintendents’ Association annual...

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