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Future of Hampshire Constabulary

In a report published by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in July 2011, the impact on the number of police officers and staff partly due to the reduction to Hampshire Constabulary's budget following the comprehensive spending review is as follows:

Police officers Police staff PCSOs Total
31 March 2010 (actual) 3,748 2,424 347 6,519
31 March 2015 (proposed) 3,294 1,563 337 5,194

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