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Plans to cut police horses deferred

01 January 1991

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Plans to cut police horses deferred
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D8405896
Police

South Yorkshire has deferred its plans to get rid of its police
horses and cut the number of police dogs by half until after a
meeting between the police authority chairman and Leon Brittan,
Home Secretary next week. Also report that Chief Constables
ordered by local police authorities to save money by cutting
resources can challenge the decision if they believe it stops
essential operations.

Guardian 84/09/19 p2; Times p2; Telegraph p2

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