Senior officers and investigators come together to discuss various challenges faced by detectives in England and Wales while offering expert insights on overcoming them.
Initiative commits to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals feel valued, heard, and empowered to seek help when needed.
‘Know Your Balls’ event empowers attendees with knowledge to take proactive steps towards protecting their or their loved ones’ health.
PFEW's National Detectives' Forum Chair, DI Ben Hudson, urges the Government to adopt Home Office Policing Productivity Review's recommendation to introduce legislative change in the Data Protection Act to allow easy sharing of information between police and the CPS.
Sustained real-terms losses to earnings and heightened exposure to harm while on duty prompt questions about the adequacy of police officers’ salaries. This article from the Social Market Foundation, examines UK police pay and discusses the ‘P-Factor’, a pay policy that remunerates officers for risks and restrictions inherent to the profession.
Experts offer insights and guidance on Staffordshire University’s MSc Investigation Practice programme to help detectives further career prospects.
National Chair Steve Hartshorn says amendments to processes are needed and overdue.
Latest Pay and Morale Survey reveals high levels of discontent amongst undervalued police officers with many planning to quit as pay lags significantly behind other public sector workers.
The Police Federation of England and Wales warmly welcomes the announcement of formal State recognition for officers who have died in service.
Government urged to adopt amendment into Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, saving taxpayers at least £5 million per year.
Police Federation of England and Wales National Chair Steve Hartshorn responds to Part 1 report of the Angiolini Inquiry.
Fiancé of officer with potentially life-changing injuries after police vehicle crash praises rep for consistently going above and beyond in supporting them in a letter to the federation.
A joint inspection into the effective building of prosecution cases by the police and the Crown Prosecution Service at the early stages has highlighted the need for changing processes and systems.
On Race Equality Week, PFEW shines a spotlight on the importance of building a service that reflects our communities.
The first Police Federation of England and Wales event this year was the Roads Policing Seminar which took place virtually.