Call for police welfare to be prioritised as Covid rules ease with 'tsunami of demand' expected
POLICE welfare must be prioritised as officers faces a “tsunami of demand” with the loosening of corovirus restrictions.
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POLICE welfare must be prioritised as officers faces a “tsunami of demand” with the loosening of corovirus restrictions.
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Q. Your father, James, and mother, Lillie, were in the RAF, and as a boy you travelled extensively as they moved to different postings.