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Team effort will tackle football's thugs, pledges CPS
England's winning women's football team has shown how The Beautiful Game can be. The CPS National Lead Prosecutor for Football says collaboration will make match days safer for everyone.
Crowd control: The CPS has pledged action against football thugs
Date - 8th August 2022
By - Douglas Mackay
By - Douglas Mackay
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