A FORMER Plymouth police Sergeant, David Moore, has been rewarded with the top accolade of a National Pubwatch Malcolm Eidmans award.
The award, sponsored by licensing law firm Poppleston Allen, recognises the outstanding contribution made by a police officer or member of police staff in supporting Pubwatch.
National Pubwatch was set up in 1997 as a voluntary organisation by three founders: Raoul De Vaux, a licensee and magistrate, Mr Eidmans, a former police chief superintendent, and licensee Bill Stone.
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