Reimagining Policing with Chief Inspector Millington on Race, Reform, and Community Power

In this powerful and timely conversation, African Voices Platform’s Tchiyiwe Chihana sits down with Chief Inspector Laurie Millington of South Yorkshire Police, the local coordinator of the Police Race Action Plan (PRAP) and chair of the Black Heritage Action & Advisory Group.

👉 What does it take to build an anti-racist police force? 👉 Can community co-design actually change how police operate? 👉 What are the real-world wins and challenges of holding power accountable? From recruitment reform and cultural change to community trust, this interview dives deep into the implementation of South Yorkshire’s 2024–2026 Race Action Plan and the national commitments driving it. 🎯 Key topics include: • Governance and independent oversight • Addressing disproportionality in stop and search • Building trust through Black-led advisory structures • Recruitment, training, and officer retention • Transparency, data, and public confidence 📌 Whether you’re a student, policymaker, activist, or citizen, this is essential viewing for anyone invested in reimagining the future of policing in Britain. 🔗 Watch, comment, and subscribe for more interviews on justice, leadership, and community.