PFEW warns Angiolini findings expose systemic VAWG failures and demands urgent national reform.
Annual Conference 2025 final session focused on PFEW’s ongoing campaign to reduce redaction burden on officers.
The Police Federation National Detective Forum is delighted to announce the Detective Investigation of the Year award for 2025 was presented to joint winners Dorset Police Major Crime Investigations Team and West Yorkshire Police Homicide Team.
The Police Federation of England and Wales is proud to announce PC Greg Blais of Hampshire and Isle Of Wight Police as the recipient of the Response Officer of the Year award, presented by ACC Matt Boyle at the PFEW Annual Conference.
At the Annual Conference 2025, the serious issue of police officer suicides was confronted head‑on in a panel discussion.
National Chair Tiff Lynch did not pull any punches in her Annual Conference 2025 keynote speech as she called on police leaders to act with utmost urgency to reform policing.
Concluding Day 1 of Annual Conference 2025, CEO Mukund Krishna announced three ground breaking initiatives to support members. Read his full speech here.
Jayne Jones (Metropolitan Police) and a GMP Detective were recognised for outstanding investigative work and exceptional victim care, sponsored by Quick Mortgages.
National Secretary John Partington and Deputy National Secretary Mel Warnes set out programme for reform to ensure officers are valued, protected and heard
This year’s Outstanding Contribution to Women in Policing Award sponsored by Police Friendly and Metfriendly has been presented to Inspector Sophie King of Sussex Police’s Divisional Coaching Unit (LPST),
PFEW welcomes the decision and maintains the view PCCs were an expensive experiment which has failed.
PFEW takes “Copped Enough” campaign to party conferences, calling for fair pay, officer protection, and action on police mental health.
The October issue of POLICE is here bringing you powerful stories of leadership, loss, and a renewed call for change across UK policing.
