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Daily Mirror UK
|August 25, 2025
Poorest spots get less police cash
URGENT action is required to stop crime in the most deprived areas, say MPs.
The top 10% of disadvantaged districts in England receive just £249 per head spent on policing versus £258 in the 10% least underprivileged spots, a report by the Independent Commission on Neighbourhood found.
Crest Advisory, a justice consultancy, highlighted several points in the report for Icon.
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