New Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police sworn in Date published: 25 May 2021
Stephen Watson QPM, the new Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police
The new Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, Stephen Watson QPM, officially took up his new role yesterday (Monday 24 May).
In the presence of Magistrate Steven Paine, CC Stephen Watson swore his oath and signed the Memorandum of Appointment which officially confirmed his appointment as GMP Chief Constable.
A short time later, Chief Constable Watson delivered an inaugural speech to representatives from across the force, outlining his vision for the organisation and immediate actions that will come into effect over the coming weeks.
Greater Manchester Police have officially confirmed the appointment of their new Chief Constable.
Stephen Watson QPM officially took up his new post as Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police yesterday afternoon.
In the presence of Magistrate Steven Paine, CC Stephen Watson swore his oath and signed the Memorandum of Appointment which officially confirmed his appointment as GMP Chief Constable.
A short time later, Chief Constable Watson delivered an inaugural speech to representatives from across the force, outlining his vision for the organisation and immediate actions that will come into effect over the coming weeks.
Chief Constable Stephen Watson QPM said: It is my distinct honour to take up the post of Chief Constable for Greater Manchester. It is humbling to be entrusted with the leadership of so many talented, professional and courageous people – people who faithfully serve our communities day in and day out.
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