National Chair's message to police officers and members of the 999 family working the New Year’s shift
Cyber-attacks did not detract from our centenary year
Statement from National Chair John Apter
Medals awarded for services to policing
'I know it's been a really tough year, but thank you so much for all you do'
As Taser makes the news, National Chair John Apter champions wider roll out of the life-saving device
Xmas blog from Vice-Chair Ché Donald
National Chair reacts to Queen’s Speech
Federation responds as Home Office publishes second set of data
Dr Fran Boag-Munroe invited to address audience
‘Promises on policing must be delivered’
Officers trained to spot signs of such injuries often mistaken for intoxication
Change in testing rules could enable more colour vision impaired officers to carry Taser
John Apter pays homage to victims and praises bravery of officers and members of public
Our festive advent calendar carries 24 days of wellbeing-themed offers for Federation members
28% rise in cases places intolerable strain on forces
NPCC chair says work needs to be done to reach acceptable starting salary
Priti Patel paid tribute to the extraordinary courage of police officers in her Federation’s Centenary address
Time for public inquiry into new model for policing
Sgt Hana Alayli-Moore of Lancashire Police scoops Women in Policing award, presented at our centenary event
Announcement welcomed by Police Federation of England and Wales
Today we will mark our centenary in the same venue where our first conference was held in 1919
More officers supported following cash boost to a critical welfare programme.
On International Men’s Day it is important to take the time to consider your physical and mental wellbeing
Police Federation research shows more officers experiencing financial difficulties
National Chair calls on the judiciary to utilise legislation to protect colleagues
PFEW National Chair John Apter spoke about the value of closer working with police support groups.
To mark National Stress Awareness Week, National Chair talks about importance of not suffering in silence
National Chair John Apter reacts to shocking reports of emergency service workers being targeted
National Chair welcomes move to re-examine legal situation surrounding suspects
National Chair John Apter speaks about the upcoming General Election
Statement following recent communications surrounding the on-going Pension Challenge
Home Office gives a sneak preview into what to expect from new performance and conduct regulations
National Chair takes part in moving ceremony
Independent Office for Police Conduct to be scrutinised by Home Affairs Committee
Latest pensions update
Welsh Lead reacts to report that recommends responsibility for the service should be devolved
Post Incident Procedures seminar closes on a high, after two days of debate and learning
Statutory time limit is needed to prevent protracted investigations into police
Lifeline for officers in times of need
Forces need to support officers before issues escalate to crises
National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) Firearms Lead addresses national PIP seminar
Popular seminar will hear from prominent speakers on best practice and officer welfare in post incident situations
Chief Inspector Helen Smith opens up on how menopause turned both her working and family life upside down
National Chair John Apter reacts to latest crime report
Officer criminalised for doing his job
Staff associations who represent police officers have applied to be an interested party to Employment Tribunal
Police Federation conduct and performance lead responds to IOPC Police Complaints report
National Chair John Apter shares his thoughts on an emotional day
Police and public come together to pay tribute at fallen officer’s funeral
Delegates benefited from insights into cold cases, complex investigations and much more
On World Mental Health Day, National Vice-Chair and Mental Health Lead Ché Donald highlights a sensitive topic
Annual PFNDF awards ceremony recognises some of the country's finest
Hampshire Constabulary and Thames Valley Police recognised for investigations into historic sexual abuse
Detective recognised for work protecting vulnerable children
An investigation into human trafficking involving multi-agencies across Europe and the UK earns award for the dedicated detectives involved in the case
Seasoned detective used his experience and skills to make West Midlands Police investigative department one of the very best in the UK
An officer with Greater Manchester Police has won the Trainee Detective of the Year Award for her work on a series of complex and distressing child protection investigations.
Mick Beattie, National Coordinator for Financial Crime addresses delegates at the annual detective seminar
Numbers for each force calculated using current funding formula
National Secretary Alex Duncan comments on Judicial Review process
Tomorrow is day one of the National Detectives’ Forum where we celebrate and commend the nation’s detectives.
Firearms and Less than Lethal Lead Steve Hartshorn raises some interesting questions on Taser uplift plans
National Chair John Apter reacts to Priti Patel’s speech
Thousands of officers who have been killed in the line of duty were honoured at National Police Memorial Day
National Chair John Apter responds to Home Office Taser funding announcement
Inexcusable behaviour of a tiny few should not tarnish reputation of vast majority of officers
Hayley Aley and Belinda Goodwin presented in Birmingham on current Police Federation campaigns
Findings from the Federation's Leavers' Survey revealed
Worryingly, there is still not enough emphasis going on in forces around mental health wellbeing of officers
Firearms officer gives an insight into her role to mark Women in Armed Policing Conference
Firearms lead, Steve Hartshorn, reacts to “inaccurate” publication
National Custody Seminar and Awards concludes after two days discussing current challenges
Just some of the topics of discussion at today’s National Custody Seminar
Custody sergeants should feel confident to close a suite when it is at capacity
How custody is being used as a teachable moment to successfully tackle serious violent crime
A game-changing inspector whose work has turned around custody provisions has been awarded for her efforts
A custody team who consistently go above and beyond requirements have scooped the top team award
A nurse who stayed after her shift to tend to injured officers has won a custody award
Sergeant who goes the extra mile to educate and train colleagues has won the Custody Officer of the Year Award
Gwent Police demonstrated their virtual reality suite used for training at the National Custody Seminar at Hinckley
“We have a custody service that is transparent, safe and professional it’s something we should all be really proud of”
National Police Chiefs’ Council custody lead launches new guide to help forces plan ahead
The National Police Custody Seminar has been hearing about the benefits of independent custody visitors
PFEW National Chair reacts as Police Foundation launch comprehensive assessment of the service
Priti Patel reiterates support for police at Superintendents' conference
National Guidance issued to all forces in England and Wales to better support officers and staff
PFEW’s Phill Matthews reacts as IOPC deaths after police contact report is published
National Chair John Apter reacts to Home Office campaign launch
National Chair reacts as Chancellor announces new money for police recruitment
New research reveals backing for more officers to have access to the vital safety equipment
Chair John Apter explains why it’s so important the Government delivers on its promises
Police Federation’s criminal justice lead reacts to fall in rape charges and convictions
National Chair John Apter responds to announcement
John Apter responds to Northampton Police Chief Constable’s promise
Clarification around pensions following confusing communications from organisations outside the PFEW
National Chair reacts to Home Secretary’s comments
Murder investigation launched after Thames Valley Police officer dies on duty
PFEW comment on new think-tank report on policing
Hands-free mobile phones should be banned while driving is the suggestion from MPs
"Officers across the country must have the support, equipment and back-up needed to do their job"
In the first of a series of blogs to mark our centenary ex-chair Jan Berry reflects on how far we have come
John Apter reflects on his time at the Federation ahead of its 100th anniversary
Young people have been let down and failed by Government resulting in a 'social emergency'
Significant concerns come to light as first cohort of officers undertake apprenticeship programme
Steve Hartshorn, Firearms Lead, comments on latest statistics
National Chair John Apter reacts to appointment of new Prime Minister
Special constables are an important part of the police and should be seen as such says John Apter
Government has announced a 2.5% pay rise for police officers
A Warwickshire Police officer has been named the overall winner at this year’s national Police Bravery Awards.
PC Ian Sweeney named Region 2 winner at the 24th national Police Bravery Award
PC Kelda Griffiths awarded Region 7 Police Bravery Award
Sgt Kevin Milby named Region 1 winner at national award ceremony
DC Joanne Smith named as the Region 4 winner at the annual awards ceremony
PC Christopher Willcox-Cassidy, who single-handedly unarmed a woman who was waving a knife, has won the prestigious award
DC Joby Reeve named Region 8 winner at annual Police Bravery Awards
PC Andrew Dear of Warwickshire Police named Region 3 National Police Bravery Award
PC Tom Dorman of Thames Valley Police is awarded the title at the 24th annual Police Bravery Awards
Home Secretary to announce consultation at Police Bravery Awards
Crime figures released today should be a wake-up call for Government to policing a priority
The Prime Minister hosted a reception for the 71 bravery awards nominees
Outstanding acts of courage will be recognised at the Federation’s annual Police Bravery Awards today
New report reveals increasing delays and spiralling costs for Airwave replacement
The Government is to apply an industrial remedy to the discrimination found by the Employment Appeal Tribunal
National Chair addresses Policing Minister at launch
Update from National Board and National Council
National Chair reacts to Government’s Front Line Review urging ministers to make a real difference to officers
Response to former police leaders' letter
National Chair John Apter says all officers should be on the pension scheme they signed up to, or better
National Chair John Apter welcomes today's State of Policing Report
PFEW’s Roads Policing lead calls on the Government to urgently make the change in legislation
Nearly 80% of police officers attacked over the past 12 months with devastating effects on mental health
Federation responds to Supreme Court ruling on firefighters’ pensions
National Chair John Apter and Operational Policing Lead Simon Kempton talk Trump and welfare
Tributes will be paid to a former, much-loved National Chair at a dedication ceremony
John Apter responds to Ministry of Justice’s knife and offensive weapons sentencing stats
Some of the finest officers in England and Wales are set to be honoured at the national Police Bravery Awards
National Chair John Apter and Equality lead Peggy Lamont discuss why inclusion matters
The only national survey which captures members' views on pay, conditions and morale
National Chair John Apter congratulates recipients
As the PM steps down, Federation National Chair pulls no punches on the damage she has caused to policing
Pioneering event will challenge the stigma of disability in policing
National Chair John Apter highlights how joint efforts have improved officer working conditions during President's visit
Special Constable Lead Dave Bamber marks start of Volunteers’ Week
National Chair John Apter responds to outcome of national knife crime operation
Federation reps have secured pay, conditions and welfare support for officers policing the US President’s state visit
IOPC boss shadows officers for better understanding and says probes should focus on ‘genuine misconduct’
Lawyer tells Conduct and Performance Seminar of watchdog’s catalogue of errors, delays and ineptitude
Final episode of TV documentary will show officers under attack by criminals armed with knives
New national awards ceremony to celebrate the work of Custody officers and staff has been launched today.
National Chair John Apter responds to agency’s strategic assessment
New study confirms poor mental health in police service, with one in five officers suffering from PTSD
Channel 5 series Police Code Zero: Officer Under Attack returns with more harrowing real-life footage
PFEW Chair and Ops Policing Lead Simon Kempton discuss key issues facing frontline policing in the latest FedCast
The announcement of long-overdue legislative change follows extensive campaigning by PFEW
National Chair John Apter responds to launch of National Police Wellbeing Service
Channel 5’s Police Code Zero: Officer Under Attack to show suspect biting police dog & attacking handler
Last month the Police Federation of England and Wales’ (PFEW) IT systems suffered from a string of cyber attacks
Police Federation responds to ONS statistics
First menopause survey reveals stigma still exists & majority of officers struggle at work with symptoms
National Chair John Apter announces organisation has found alternative venue
Response following NPCC's briefing detailing operational policing plans surrounding Brexit
Response to Justice Committee report addressing concerns over the growing prison population & reoffending
National Chair John Apter reacts following Government's knife crime summit
Difficult decision made to cancel flagship event due to cyber attack damage
Today, Stephen Lloyd MP made a proposal to Policing Minster Nick Hurd for a Royal Commission on Policing
National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales reacts to latest knife crime conviction rates
John Apter responds to Chancellor’s Spring Statement
John Apter holds talk with Sajid Javid on violent crime surge
'Late submission will do nothing to instil confidence in police officers that it takes pay seriously'
John Apter says it is vital the voice of his members is heard when it comes to addressign the national crisis
The next phase of the campaign launches today and looks at financial entitlements
Government urged to act now and give policing the investment it needs to tackle this national emergency
Figures make grim reading ahead of Channel 4 Dispatches: Britain's Knife Crisis: Young, Armed and Dangerous
Conduct Lead Phill Matthews on the years of stress and worry officers are subjected to at the hands of the IOPC
Ahead of tonight's documentary, in the Line of Fire with Ross Kemp
The Policing Minister made the announcement today but there will be no new money to fund the uplift
National Chair encourages members to take part in College of Policing conflict management consultation
National Chair John Apter addresses biased comments on use of spit guards in open letter
National Chair reflects on recent achievements and challenges
Episode two in our series features National Chair John Apter and Conduct and Performance Lead Phill Matthews
The memorial stone has been placed outside the Palace of Westminster clos to where the officer died
Home Office clears up questions following member concerns
National Chair responds to Justice Secretary's announcement to tag thousands of criminals
Officers should not be penalised for lack of progress on police pay reform
Vice-Chair talks about the real impact of pressures of the job
National survey reveals true extent of police officer demand, capacity and welfare
Our National Chair says the GOvernment has ripped up the rule book and been reckless with police pay
Our pay review body submission calls for a 5% pay rise for officers for each of the next three years
National Secretary Alex Duncan outlines the complicated and unpredictable situation with public service pension schemes
John Apter praises Metropolitan Police Federation after securing protective equipment for officers
Murder rate for young people rockets and stabbing deaths reach highest level on record
National Chair John Apter explains why politicians must tackle serious violent crime head on
The Treasury is awaiting the outcome of the judges' and firefighters' legal challenge against transitional protections
Government just 'tinkering around the edges' says National Chair John Apter
Round-up of key moments from our Roads Policing Conference on January 29-30
A forensic investigator and a senior firefighter gives delegates new insights
Improved efficiencies in force time and money
"Fatigue is very common among roads policing officers and that needs to be addressed"
Police drivers warned they are still vulnerable to prosecution until there is new legislation
Our inaugural podcast features National Chair John Apter & National Secretary Alex Duncan
Inspector Simon Hills wind this year's Outstanding Contribution to Roads Policing Award
Round-up of day 1 of Roads Policing Conference
Anthony Bangham claims road deaths decline could be reversed if roads policing isn't prioritised
Disappointment & Frustration as Jesse Norman omits all-important protection for police drivers
MP Louise Haigh backs Federation's campaign to better protect police drivers
PFEW pushes government over driver legislation
Conduct Lead Phil Matthews examines the human cost of lengthy investigations and what can be done
Challenge to Governments police pay 'award' one step closer
National Chair John Apter reacts to new crime figures released today (24 January)
FOI findings show only five officers were dismissed following misconduct cases ordered by IOPC
Firearms review is 'cold comfort' to those in the job
PFEW's annual conference covering national issues
Vice-chair and Mental Health Leacd Ché Donald focusses on wellbeing as the festive slump hits home
National report shows that public reognise that police are unable to do it all because of reduced resources
We have signed a memorandum of understanding with police support groups
The next phase of the campaign launches today (3 Jan) and looks at rest days
