Fit for whose future? Examining the case for a National Policing Agency and centralisation

13th December 2024Dr David Lydon, Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University 1 Comment

In response to the call for a new national Police Agency as set out in the recent ‘Fit for the Future’ paper published jointly by the Police Foundation and Leapwise Advisory, Canterbury Christ Church University Senior Lecturer in Policing, Dr David Lydon, suggests that, rather than pushing for greater centralisation, the cornerstone for effective police reform should be agility, inclusivity, and technological innovation.

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Fit for whose future? Examining the case for a National Policing Agency and centralisation

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