Slow progress in transforming 'grim' PSNI image

PSNI chiefs are making agonisingly slow progress in transforming grim and heavily-fortified stations across Northern Ireland, a watchdog claimed today.

Slow progress in transforming 'grim' PSNI image
Tue, 14 Dec, 2004 - 07:23

PSNI chiefs are making agonisingly slow progress in transforming grim and heavily-fortified stations across Northern Ireland, a watchdog claimed today.

Oversight Commissioner Al Hutchinson, the man scrutinising a huge overhaul of the force, was also alarmed that a plan to recruit more Catholic civilian staff is not working.

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