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Met Police annual strategy statement for 1983

01 January 1991

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Met Police annual strategy statement for 1983
refdoc August=1991

D8307072 83/01/25

Extensive report and comment on yesterday's proposals to the Home Secretary
from Sir Kenneth Newman, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, on the first stage
of a five year plan to reorganise and improve the crime fighting performance
and public image of the Metropolitan Police.

Standard (City P) 83/01/24 p2; Standard (Clos P) p2; Financial Times 83/01/25
p32; Guardian p1,2,13; Times p1,2,22,28; Telegraph p1,6,16

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