PLYMOUTH MP Luke Pollard has been granted funding in light of the Keyham shooting to employ a new support officer for the community.
The money comes from the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA), which oversees Parliamentary costs.
Mr Pollard is to hire a new fulltime constituency support officer to help the communities of Keyham and Ford.
Since the shootings, the Sutton and Devonport MP’s office has received increased requests for help from people affected by the tragedy.
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