What does SELPS mean?
SELPS means South East London Probation Service
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for South East London Probation Service?
South East London Probation Service can be abbreviated as SELPS
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What does SELPS stand for? SELPS stands for "South East London Probation Service". |
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How to abbreviate "South East London Probation Service"? "South East London Probation Service" can be abbreviated as SELPS. |
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What is the meaning of SELPS abbreviation? The meaning of SELPS abbreviation is "South East London Probation Service". |
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What is SELPS abbreviation? One of the definitions of SELPS is "South East London Probation Service". |
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What does SELPS mean? SELPS as abbreviation means "South East London Probation Service". |
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What is shorthand of South East London Probation Service? The most common shorthand of "South East London Probation Service" is SELPS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SACFS - South Australian Country Fire Service
- SAFPS - South African Fraud Prevention Service
- SAMFS - South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service
- SELCHP - South-East London Combined Heat and Power
- SELCN - South East London Cardiac Network
- SELHPC - South East London - High Performance Computing centre
- SELSHA - South East London Strategic Health Authority
- SELSSP - South East London Shared Services Partnership
- SELWG - South East London Wargames Group
- SECAS - South East Care Advice Service
- SECAS - South East Coast Ambulance Service
- SELCF - South East London Community Foundation
- NELPS - North East London Probation Service
- SERHS - South East Regional Health Service
- SEL - South East London
- Sel-hpc - South East London - High Performance Computing
- Sel-hpc - South East London High Performance Computing Centre
- Selhpc - South East London - High Performance Computing
- sedas - South East Disability Advocacy Service
- self - South East London Folklore