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Official body for policing and associated development of evidence-based professions. Provides resource, covering governance, academic bodies, researchers, international partners, crime commissioners, procurement, accountability, crime reduction techniques, and locations throughout England.
United Kingdom
A recent House of lords report found that the area of waste crime ( illegal dumping of waste) which costs the country ten million pounds.
When house of lords contacted college of policing they stated that they have no one with experience of this . Despite the fact that waste crime is run by organised crime gangs
The College of Policing is a professional body for the police in England and Wales.
College of Policing works with the Home Office.
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