The future of policing in Cornwall, Devon and Dorset – Survey closing soon

Aug 21, 2018 | News

Survey open until 27 August 2018 regarding the proposal to merge Devon & Cornwall Police and Dorset Police.

For more information and to take part in the survey please click here

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  1. elizabeth Bartlett
    elizabeth Bartlett on August 27, 2018 at 9:30 am

    Merger with Devon was bad enough – merging with Dorset as well is an even worse idea. There are already too few police personnel in Cornwall and far too few police stations. Promises of more resources this side of the Tamar will not be kept – as usual resources will go to the better-off areas. As the Dorset precept is higher they will say that they deserve more in return. Devon has the 2 big conurbations of Exeter and Plymouth which will plead the need for more resources. Cornwall will, as ever, end up the poor relation.

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