Wednesday 17 August 2022 07:16 AM New Met Police chief suggests HAIRNETS could be brought back for female police ... trends now
Wednesday 17 August 2022 07:16 AM New Met Police chief suggests HAIRNETS could be brought back for female police ... trends now
New Met Police chief suggests HAIRNETS could be brought back for female police officers in the capital as she tweets photo and says 'standards matter' A new Met deputy believes that smart uniforms can help revive its reputation Dame Lynne Owens suggested that hairnets could be reintroduced for officers She said that 'Standards matter' but acknowledged their are other priorities
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Female police officers in London could be told to wear hairnets again, as an incoming chief says a smart uniform plays a key part in public confidence in the force.
Dame Lynne Owens, who takes over as deputy commissioner next month, criticised 'inconsistent hairstyles worn on duty' and suggested that standards of dress for all serving officers in the Met would be examined.
She posted a picture of a pair of smart leather shoes and hair
