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Police (Pay)

Volume 498: debated on Thursday 10 April 1952

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asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if agreement has yet been reached on the pay of chief constables, assistant chief constables and the various grades of police superintendents; from what date pay under such agreement will be paid; and what are the new scales of pay.

Chief constables, assistant chief constables and all grades of superintendent have received an increase in pay of £150 per annum. I have advised police authorities that the increases should be made effective from 3rd August, 1951, the date from which the federated ranks of the police received the pay increases recommended by Sir Malcolm Trustram Eve. The new scales of pay for the county and borough forces are as follows:

CHIEF CONSTABLES
Strength of forceScale
41—74£1,000 × 50—£1,150
75—125£1,200 × 50—£1,350
126—200£1,350 × 50—£1,500
201—300£1,500 × 50—£1,650
301—400£1,600 × 50—£1,750
401—600£1,720 × 60—£1,900
601—800£1,840 × 70—£2,050
801—1,200£2,040 × 70—£2,250
1,201—1,600£2,450
1,601—2,500£2,650
Over 2,500£2,850
ASSISTANT CHIEF CONSTABLES
Strength of forceScale
401—600£1,200 × 50—£1,350
601—800£1,250 × 50—£1,400
801—1,200£1,350 × 50—£1,500
1,201—1,600£1,500 × 50—£1,650
1,601—2,500£1,600 × 50—£1,750
Over 2,500£1,720 × 60—£1,900
Chief Superintendents£1,050 × 25—£1,100
Superintendents, Class I£ 950 × 25—£1,000
Superintendents, Class II£ 850 × 25—£ 900