Humberside Police is to recruit 38 new neighbourhood policing officers after receiving £3.2m from the government. Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Evison said public surveys showed local policing was people's "top priority".

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Essex is set to gain 74 new neighbourhood police officers by April 2026, it has been revealed. This move is part of the government's plan to restore neighbourhood policing across England and Wales. From July,