Rolling out the police single non-emergency number (101): research into the public’s and practitioners’ views

• Published by: Home Office
• Last updated: 11 October 2012
• Topic: Society
• Licence: Open Government Licence

Summary

Reviews the implementation of the police single non-emergency number (101). It also examines public perceptions of how non-emergency incidents are dealt with by the police.

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Survey data	XLS	11 October 2012	Not available

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Report	PDF	11 October 2012

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