Explained in plain English
What are central government grants?
Central government grants are funds given by the UK government to local authorities, like police forces, to help pay for public services. The report suggests restoring this funding for police leadership development, highlighting how crucial these grants are for maintaining standards and improving services across England and Wales.
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