Conservative conference: crime 'hotspots' and sentencing on justice agenda
05-10-2026 12:31 via lawgazette.co.uk

Conservative conference: crime 'hotspots' and sentencing on justice agenda

Party says 10,000 extra police officers, live facial recognition technology and abolishing the Sentencing Council will restore public confidence in law and order.
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