A bold new model of community response would be more effective than rebadging neighbourhood policing

30th September 2024Owen West, Senior Lecturer in Policing, Edge Hill University 1 Comment

The recently announced Neighbourhood Policing Pathway and the Government’s commitment to 13,000 new neighbourhood ‘officers’ for England and Wales is both light on detail and a reworking of an old approach – one which could be much more effectively replaced by learning lessons from the successful community responder models in place in the United States, argues Senior Policing Lecturer and former chief superintendent Owen West.

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A bold new model of community response would be more effective than rebadging neighbourhood policing

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