Police Federation’s #SimplifyDG6 campaign raised to Policing Minister in Parliament by Labour MP, calling for cutting of “unnecessary red tape” to allow more police time.
Acting Deputy National Chair, Brian Booth, welcomes Home Secretary’s promise of reforming police accountability process and appeals to the Government to take into account the NPCC’s proposal to include in the new anonymity law all use of force by police officers.
PFEW’s 2024 Police Leavers’ Survey revealed key reasons behind resignations and retirements, emphasising the importance of retaining experienced officers to ensure effective policing for the public.
National uniform co-lead discusses the need for continued investment in PPE for members.
Successful event, sponsored by Metfriendly, sparks honest discussion on challenges and actionable steps to foster understanding and support in the workplace.
The event provided valuable practical insights, relevant case studies and best practices in line with the APP.
Over 1,000 family members, colleagues and supporters gathered at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to remember and honour the lives of more than 5,000 police officers who have fallen in service over the past 180 years.
A comprehensive analysis of the Police Federation of England and Wales' Menopause Survey 2023 findings.
UK detectives met virtually last week with their counterparts across the Atlantic, gaining valuable insights into how the New York Police Department manages caseloads, how it has successfully recruited and retained talent and the importance of recognition.
PFEW-supported disability discrimination and constructive discriminatory dismissal claim successful in Employment Tribunal.
Legislative change recommended by Centre for Women’s Justice would enable police officers and staff to make a complaint of domestic abuse against a member of their force as do members of the public.
Professional Development seminar, led by National Board member Paul Matthews, underscores importance of gaining formal accreditation for skills and training in the policing profession. From converting experiential learning into qualifications to accessing financial support for further education.
Breaking the Silence webinar was hosted by Wellbeing leads, Hayley Aley and Paul Williams, who were joined by Dr Jess Miller of Cambridge University and Dan Lever, Branch Secretary of Cheshire Police Federation.
Figure 9 per cent up on previous year and has increased by 130 per cent since first Police Oracle survey 11 years ago.
