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A couple of charts on what has happened to police officer numbers and the overall #policeworkforce.
First, the % change in police officers, counted on a headcount basis, between March 2010 and March 2023 (excl BTP).
Winners and losers.
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First, the % change in police officers, counted on a headcount basis, between March 2010 and March 2023 (excl BTP).
Winners and losers.
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Second, the % change to the overall police workforce, again on a headcount basis, between March 2010 and March 2022 (the 2023 figures haven't yet been published).
Many more losers than winners.
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Many more losers than winners.
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Here are the underlying data.
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I wasn't aware until yesterday that #policeworkforce data on police officers in E&W are now published with a detailed breakdown of their ethnicity (18+1 categories).
Here's the full breakdown as at Dec 2021, in numbers and percentages.
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Here's the full breakdown as at Dec 2021, in numbers and percentages.
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Here's Asian representation - this is the % of police officers in each force.
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Here's Black representation, again by force. Note the importance of police officers with mixed Black/White heritage - and especially Black Caribbean/White heritage - to overall Black representation.
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Charting changing female representation among police officers in England and Wales from 2007 to 2021.
Up from 23% to 32% nationally. #IWD2022 #policeworkforce
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Up from 23% to 32% nationally. #IWD2022 #policeworkforce
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The same data indexed to 2007.
Derbyshire have made the biggest gains in female representation (up from 22% to 36%), CoLP the lowest (up from 20% to 24%).
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Derbyshire have made the biggest gains in female representation (up from 22% to 36%), CoLP the lowest (up from 20% to 24%).
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Source: Home Office Police Workforce Open Data Tables, 31 March 2021 assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl… via gov.uk/government/sta…
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Right, I've been crunching the numbers to look at the relationship between #policeworkforce changes in police officer numbers and the likely allocation of the #20kuplift.
Strap yourselves in, it's very interesting and may get bumpy.
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Strap yourselves in, it's very interesting and may get bumpy.
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First to say that I've used the allocation of the first 6k of the 20kuplift, which uses the existing #fundingformula, to determine how many cops of the 20k each force may get. Details in the attachment to this written statement. parliament.uk/business/publi…
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I've then used the Mar 2019 #policeworkforce statistics to look at changes between 2010 and 2019.
NB: I am using the 31 Mar 2019 numbers as a proxy for the #20kuplift baseline b/c that's all we've got now. In reality the baseline nos will be different
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NB: I am using the 31 Mar 2019 numbers as a proxy for the #20kuplift baseline b/c that's all we've got now. In reality the baseline nos will be different
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Arrests down, blame the police?
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According to the Crime Survey for England and Wales crime is down a lot; police recorded crime has been rising in recent years.
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We know police recorded is up partly due to more reported crimes being recorded by forces, esp less serious
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