Tag: Yvette Massiah
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Yvette Massiah Became the First Black Woman in Avon and Somerset’s Special Constabulary in the 1980s
Yvette Massiah made history as the first Black woman in Avon and Somerset’s Special Constabulary. Discover her inspiring story and its impact on policing diversity.
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