According to ‘The Times’ Scotland Yard’s own research shows the number of police recruits scoring high marks in a national test has slumped, with the number of recruits scoring in the highest band falling to ‘almost nil’.
Latest Edition of FACTion magazine is now online
The Spring 2020 edition of FACTion magazine is now available online. This issue remembers the late Simon Warr and his contributions to FACT and to […]
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