PCC John Campion has thanked Chief Constable Pippa Mills for her service to West Mercia as she takes up a new role in the Metropolitan Police.
PCC John Campion said: “On behalf of our communities, I want to thank CC Mills for her support in helping to deliver my Safer West Mercia Plan over the last 23 months.
“I wish her the best of luck in her new role as she returns to the Met. I know her experience from West Mercia will stand her in good stead to address the significant challenges the Met faces.
“In due course I will be considering options around her successor, to ensure both interim and permanent leadership is identified with a clear focus on making sure that West Mercia’s communities receive the best possible policing services, now and in the future.”
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