Chief Constable of Huddersfield vacancy attracts almost 50 applicants

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Chief Constable of Huddersfield vacancy attracts almost 50 applicants

Salary of £400 per annum on offer to successful candidate.

Captain John W. Moore, Chief Constable of Huddersfield Police (Portrait 1917, Police Review).

Date - 30th November 2017
By - Martin Buhagiar - Police Oracle

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One hundred years ago this week a number of applicants had been shortlisted for the position of Chief Constable of Huddersfield. Having initially sifted through a bulging postbag of 46 applications, the Watch Committee announced five candidates...

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