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NEWS BRIEF: Home Office sticks with strapline for police recruitment campaign
The Home Office's national police recruitment campaign is to continue using the strapline 'Could You?' with an ad in the new year featuring former nursery nurse Lisa Potts, who was injured shielding children from a machete attack. A separate TV ad, by M&C Saatchi, will promote the Special Constabulary.
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