NWP Special Constabulary Joins the Police Federation
As of 1st July 2022 NWP Special Constables are able to join the Police Federation
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As of 1st July 2022 NWP Special Constables are able to join the Police Federation
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A Wrexham officer has urged anyone considering applying for a role within North Wales Police to seize the opportunity.
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This week we are supporting an initiative by the National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) to recognise and celebrate the work of response police officers.
Wrexham Town Police Station FC players returned home with silverware after competing in a recent eight-team tournament in Llandudno.
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