Chair Calum Macleod reflects on shambolic campaign which sparked public outrage and badged all police officers as 'liars'
Reaction as latest HMICFRS report highlights demand, capacity and welfare as the main issues facing policing
Chair Calum Macleod responds to yesterday's announcement about Direct Entry scheme
Delegates will hear of challenges officers face working in custody
Lead of Detectives’ Forum says new scheme is an insult to hardworking detectives
Federation would like to see more recognition for rank and file officers
Cosmetic company suspend campaign after offensive 'anti-police' window displays spark public backlash
Comments by Met Commissioner back PFEW's warnings that police cuts would fuel a rise in crime
Federation reacts to Home Secretary's speech
Our chair thanks public for their support for officers after national campaign sparks fury
Chair hits back at campaign launched by British Cosmetic Company ‘Lush’
“Impactive” and “emotive” video which shows realities of being a police officer proves social media sensation
Annual Conference has closed for another year with key messages being delivered during a packed two days
Conference hears how combatting terrorism has been affected by cuts to policing
Police numbers and station closures raised with new Home Secretary Sajid Javid
We feel the proposed starting salary for some new recruits is too low
Thorny issues were covered, including pay and resources, Taser and spit and bite guards
Conference session highlights the important role of detectives and the current crisis in the field
Home Secretary Sajid Javid was challenged over the delay of a review looking into better protections for firearms officers.
Research suggests policing is no longer necessarily considered a long-term profession
Calum Macleod welcomes the new Home Secretary's approach to policing
Chair Calum Macleod delivers his keynote speech at conference
Lively debate over police pay sees Policing Minister stunned and stuck for words before assuring his support
Nick Hurd said he has heard police calls for more investment
All speakers agreed that stop and search had a role to play in reducing violent crime
Straw poll shows 97% of delegates agree
Fatigue should never be dismissed as being 'just part of the job'
A police officer who was viciously attacked feels let down by weak sentencing
Head of the new police watchdog outlined his key steps after years of mistrust from police
IOPC promises change - but faces barrage over officer shooting
PC Tina Newman has helped transform attitudes towards sex workers
Our Pursuits Lead responds to Goverment's trained police drivers consultation announcement
Less than 24 hours to go until our Annual Conference in Birmingham
Chair Calum Macleod on what he is expecting from the Government ahead of next week's conference
Vice Chair response to NPCC announcement on "uplift" in armed officer
Less than a week until our most interactive conference yet
Members, find out if there are contested elections in your force and how to vote
Vice-Chair Ché Donald explains why supporting wellbeing is so personal to him
Karen Stephens, PFEW Detectives lead, blogs about the challenges faced by investigators
Chair responds to appointment of Home Secretary Sajid Javid
Protect the Protectors Bill clears the Commons but police disappointed as key provisions don't go far enough
Stark warning issued as latest crime statistics show violent crime at highest ever
Federation disappointed by length of time new police watchdog took but says it will continue to work with organisation going forward
Police and other emergency services share experiences of being assaulted in new video
Police officers have a duty to protect the communities we serve - and in order to do that we should mirror them.
Update from Simon Kempton, Operational Lead, on the Federation's role since the attack in early March
There's less than six weeks until Annual Conference
Members need to be able to take the time off they are owed in order to protect their own welfare and public safety
Reps across England and Wales are elected to represent the interests of members
Federation blasts Amber Rudd for ignoring policing cuts
This is the only survey to provide a national picture of police officers’ views on their pay and conditions
'Enough police' to tackle rise in violent crime, says Home Secretary
Our response to gender pay gap figures
Inspectors confirm bail shake up leaves the vulnerable at risk, as Federation warned
The Federation is backing an officer's campaign highlighting the dangers of livestreaming while driving
Stop and Search lead Alex Duncan gives his reaction to the Home Office’s new initiative to combat knife crime
On the anniversary of the devastating terrorist attack in London, Chair Calum Macleod shares his thoughts
Response to NHS workers' pay rise
Peel Report on police effectiveness proves ‘cracks’ are showing in the service
PFEW seminar for Equality Liaison Officers tackles hot topics including capability dismissal and discrimination
Bitter disappointment which prolongs threat to cops
Calum Macleod's thoughts on the Chancellor of the Exchequer's speech
Detective policing on the brink of crisis according to results of a new national survey
It's now easier for members of the police pension schemes to plan for their financial future
A Wiltshire Police officer remains in hospital after being exposed to a "nerve agent"
Hayley Aley, Equality lead, marks the day by reflecting on her experiences as a woman in policing
Hayley Aley, Equality lead, writes about the importance of positive change in the current elections
It's time to nominate the very best of detective policing throughout England and Wales
Members across England and Wales have begun voting for their local Fed reps
Members voted to enable upcoming Westminster Bill to take effect in Wales.
Chair Calum Macleod asks why tabloids have such a problem with police officers engaging with members of the public
PFEW Pursuits Lead Tim Rogers outlines the stakes ahead of Bill's second reading at Parliament
The Met voting portal is now open and other Branches will open on 1 March
Federation responds to latest Government position on pay rises for officers
Chair Calum Macleod warns NPCC ‘Don’t take us for fools’
Chief constables and police leaders attend the first of several workshops today to discuss police officer welfare
Chair Calum Macleod explains further our efforts to get a decent pay increase for officers this year
This year's submisison to the Police Remuneration Review Body calls for a 3.4% pay rise for officers
A successful operation to target driver offending showed how indispensable roads police officers for public safety
General Secretary Andy Fittes shares his views about the changes to how officers can stand for election
'I am your friend in government' says Pauline Reeves at the Department for Transport
Minister promises funding for improved roadside technology
Closer collaboration should be encouraged says Roads Policing Lead
Our members are invited to stand for election as a Fed rep
Summary from this year's Roads Policing Conference
Officers recognised at this year's Roads Policing Conference Awards Ceremony
Roads Policing leads for PFEW and NPCC - Jayne Willetts and Anthony Bangham - open Roads Policing Conference
Department of Transport announce consultation on new ways to report road accidents
Federation will now examine detail in the judgements
Reaction to latest ONS crime figures
Local Federation nominations begin opening this week
Vice-Chair Ché Donald reports back on the Government's meeting about officer mental health and wellbeing
A round table debate on the important issue of police wellbeing has been welcomed but is “long overdue.”
Initiative will see chief officers write impact statement to support assaulted officers
Demand and increasing pressure on roads policing will be high on the agenda at the event on 30 and 31 January
New research shows that lone police officers are more likely to be put in harm’s way
Improvements hoped for as the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) becomes the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)
Calum Macleod promises to raise police officers' issues at the 'very highest echelons of government'
