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30/09/2015
PSNI Launch Major Recruitment Drive
The PSNI has launched a further recruitment drive for police officers.
Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton said the police needs individuals who understand the benefits of policing with the community and the positive impact it can have on people's lives.
Mr Hamilton said: "We know from our previous campaigns that people from across Northern Ireland want to join the Police Service. To ensure that potential candidates have all the information they need we are hosting three familiarisation events taking place on 10th October in Belfast, Londonderry and Omagh. I would encourage anyone who has ever thought about a career in policing to come along to one of the events."
The closing date for applications for phase three is Friday 23 October.
Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton said the police needs individuals who understand the benefits of policing with the community and the positive impact it can have on people's lives.
Mr Hamilton said: "We know from our previous campaigns that people from across Northern Ireland want to join the Police Service. To ensure that potential candidates have all the information they need we are hosting three familiarisation events taking place on 10th October in Belfast, Londonderry and Omagh. I would encourage anyone who has ever thought about a career in policing to come along to one of the events."
The closing date for applications for phase three is Friday 23 October.
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NI Policing Board Seeks Custody Visitors
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Security Minister welcomes police training college decision
Security Minister Jane Kennedy has welcomed the Policing Board's decision to locate the new police training college in Cookstown, Co Tyrone. The new centre will built on a 210-acre site beside a food science centre at Desertcreat on the outskirts of the town and is expected to open in 2007 at a projected cost of about £80m.
Security Minister welcomes police training college decision
Security Minister Jane Kennedy has welcomed the Policing Board's decision to locate the new police training college in Cookstown, Co Tyrone. The new centre will built on a 210-acre site beside a food science centre at Desertcreat on the outskirts of the town and is expected to open in 2007 at a projected cost of about £80m.
11 April 2006
Mounted police patrols return to Belfast streets
Mounted police patrols have today trotted back onto the streets of Belfast in a move to tackle crime in the city. The officers on horseback will patrol areas in Belfast, Castlereagh and Lisburn and will concentrate on tackling many different types of crime throughout these areas.
Mounted police patrols return to Belfast streets
Mounted police patrols have today trotted back onto the streets of Belfast in a move to tackle crime in the city. The officers on horseback will patrol areas in Belfast, Castlereagh and Lisburn and will concentrate on tackling many different types of crime throughout these areas.
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