
Only 13% of English Police Constables Trust Their Leadership
A government inquiry into all 43 police forces in England and Wales found systemic failures in how officers are recruited and promoted—not isolated lapses but structural problems. Just 13% of constables believe they work for well-led organizations. The Police Leadership Commission, chaired by former Home Secretary David Blunkett, signals a near-complete erosion of institutional trust from frontline officers upward.
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