Briefing on police trust highlights concerns over accountability, performance and poor police culture

27th April 2023Keith Potter, Editor, Policing Insight

After a series of high-profile incidents and damaging reviews, levels of public trust in policing have fallen significantly; now a new briefing by the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology highlights the current trends around public trust and confidence in policing, the barriers to building that trust, and what policing can do to reverse the decline, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports.

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Briefing on police trust highlights concerns over accountability, performance and poor police culture

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