New policing minister: 'I will listen to you'

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New policing minister: 'I will listen to you'

Brandon Lewis told Police Superintendents he wanted to have an "open door" attitude to concerns.

Mr Lewis (left) believes the future of policing lies in more collaboration with other public services

Date - 7th September 2016
By - John Toner - Police Oracle

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The recently appointed policing minister has assured officers their concerns will be listened to. Brandon Lewis, who was appointed minister for policing and fire services in July, sought to reassure officers about their concerns being taken on...

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