Branch Secretary Joe Lloyd addresses concerns regarding changes to the Force's compensatory rest procedure.
“The police conduct system is long overdue for reform”, the Chair of Leicestershire Police Federation has said, as the Government announces a new review, aiming to make processes faster and fairer.
"As Branch Secretary of Leicestershire Police Federation, I’ve been fortunate to also serve as a Trustee for Flint House Rehabilitation Centre. I’ve personally supported Flint House for nearly 25 years—thankfully without ever needing its services myself—but I’ve long seen first-hand the incredible difference it makes."
Leicestershire Police Federation Branch Chair, Andy Spence, and Leicestershire Police Unison Branch Chair, Paul Gurney, have produced a joint letter to Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner, Rupert Matthews, to express concerns regarding the decision to allocate approximately £2 million of public funding towards SIA-registered street wardens
Andy Spence, Chair of Leicestershire Police Federation, said: “I am really concerned by this proposal by Rupert Matthews.
As part of Response Policing Week, Leicestershire Police Federation Secretary Joe Lloyd joined a response team in the force to see first-hand the pressures they face.
Brand New Leicestershire Police Federation Podcast - Episode 1: Money Matters is now live
Leicestershire Police Federation, along with the Group Insurance Scheme and Medical Scheme, held a UK Blood Drive last week to encourage officers and staff members to donate blood.
Statement from Leicestershire Police Federation Chair Andy Spence, following the PCC's announcement that he will increase the council tax precept by the maximum allowable £15.
Andy Spence, Chair of Leicestershire Police Federation, said: "Leicestershire Police has already faced budget cuts of £23m and the PCC now wants to make further cuts which will see a cumulative loss of £4m a year by 2030.
More than 100 police officers and staff died by suicide between 2022 and 2025. At least 70 police officers have died during that time and there have been more than 200 attempted suicides.
The families of 30 UK police officers who have died on duty have seen their loved one’s sacrifice be recognised by the King with the Elizabeth Emblem.
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