How ‘Police Now’ is helping to improve diversity

31st January 2017Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

When the first cohort of exceptional graduates joined the Police Now programme, 56 per cent said they had never considered the police service as a career. Six months into their training and 'the vast majority of them' are planning to stay in the service beyond their initial two-year commitment which is encouraging news as many are from minority ethnic backgrounds. Tina Orr-Munro talks to Kurtis Christoforides, Police Now's programme director.

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How ‘Police Now’ is helping to improve diversity

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