Sir Keir Starmer has said there will be 3,000 new neighbourhood police officers "by the start of next year", during a visit to Cambridgeshire Police Headquarters in Huntingdon, as the Government unveils neighbourhood policing plans.The plans will also include a "named, contactable" officer for every area as the Government pushes to improve neighbourhood policing with a £200 million investment.Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Somerset are among the counties to see an increase in officer numbers comprisi

Sir Keir Starmer has said there will be 3,000 new neighbourhood police officers "by the start of next year", during a visit to Cambridgeshire Police Headquarters in Huntingdon, as the Government unveils neighbourhood policing plans.The plans will also include a "named, contactable" officer for every area as the Government pushes to improve neighbourhood policing with a £200 million investment.Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Somerset are among the counties to see an increase in officer numbers comprising both police officers and police community support officers (PCSOs).