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Decision Log 071/2014 – Pension Forfeiture: Former Chief Inspector Tanya Brookes

17th September 2014

The Police and Crime Commissioner recently made a decision about the forfeiture of pension for former Chief Inspector Tanya Brookes. The decision paper can be read here

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Decision Log 070/2014 – Community Safety Fund – February – Additional Applications

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