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Police community support officers per 100,000 population( 1) (FTE)( 2 ) by police force as at 31 March 2007( 3)
Police force Number

Avon and Somerset

20

Bedfordshire

14

Cambridgeshire

25

Cheshire

18

Cleveland

21

Cumbria

17

Derbyshire

18

Devon and Cornwall

19

Dorset

17

Durham

24

Essex

24

Gloucestershire

29

Greater Manchester

30

Hampshire

16

Hertfordshire

21

Humberside

22

Kent

12

Lancashire

26

Leicestershire

23

Lincolnshire

22

London, City of(4)

Merseyside

24

Metropolitan Police

50

Norfolk

21

Northamptonshire

20

Northumbria

18

North Yorkshire

19

Nottinghamshire

21

South Yorkshire

23

Staffordshire

19

Suffolk

18

Surrey

19

Sussex

23

Thames Valley

10

Warwickshire

24

West Mercia

18

West Midlands

25

West Yorkshire

33

Wiltshire

19

Dyfed-Powys

15

Gwent

19

North Wales

21

South Wales

26

(1) This table contains full-time equivalent figures that have been rounded to the nearest whole number. Because of rounding, there may be an apparent discrepancy between totals and the sums of the constituent items.
(2 )Full-time equivalent excludes those on career breaks or maternity/paternity leave.
(3) Police community support officers were introduced in statute in 2002, therefore data is not available prior to 2002-03.
(4 )Officers per 100,000 population for City of London and Metropolitan police are combined.


17 Sep 2007 : Column 2336W
Police staff per 100.000 population( 1) (FTE)( 2) by police force as at 31 March 1997, 2002 and 2007( 3, 4)
As at 31 March each year
Police force 1997 2002 2007

Avon and Somerset

97

109

144

Bedfordshire

88

93

128

Cambridgeshire

85

103

123

Cheshire

75

90

127

Cleveland

110

116

129

Cumbria

92

129

149

Derbyshire

75

100

123

Devon and Cornwall

75

104

126

Dorset

89

107

139

Durham

96

112

127

Essex

79

97

117

Gloucestershire

78

96

125

Greater Manchester

102

126

132

Hampshire

75

90

130

Hertfordshire

94

108

143

Humberside

81

94

136

Kent

88

124

141

Lancashire

79

102

125

Leicestershire

81

88

120

Lincolnshire

84

93

106

London, City of(5)

Merseyside

95

112

159

Metropolitan Police

182

146

191

Norfolk

77

103

129

Northamptonshire

91

118

155

Northumbria

95

101

122

North Yorkshire

70

99

147

Nottinghamshire

97

107

132

South Yorkshire

99

107

154

Staffordshire

72

98

122

Suffolk

78

103

122

Surrey

93

98

156

Sussex

77

101

131

Thames Valley

87

98

129

Warwickshire

75

91

117

West Mercia

84

96

136

West Midlands

104

118

129

West Yorkshire

106

114

145

Wiltshire

79

106

136

Dyfed-Powys

67

94

120

Gwent

81

103

145

North Wales

72

97

112

South Wales

98

120

128

(1) Civilian staff have been referred to as police staff since March 2003. Figures exclude traffic wardens, police community support officers and designated officers (s.38)
(2) Total strength is based on full-time equivalent figures that have been rounded to the nearest whole number, because of rounding there may be an apparent discrepancy between these totals and the totals in other tables. Figures exclude those staff on career breaks or maternity/paternity unless otherwise stated.
(3 )Boundary changes on 1 April 1996 transferred resources for the policing of the Rhmney Valley from South Wales police to Gwent police.
(4 )Boundary changes on 1 April 2000 transferred some resources from the Metropolitan police to Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey police forces.
(5 )Officers per 100,000 population for City of London and Metropolitan police are combined.

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