Officers and staff honoured with long service awards

21 May 2026

North Yorkshire Police Federation chair Rob Bowles has congratulated members who were recognised at this year’s Long Service and Good Conduct ceremony.

Rob praised their professionalism and commitment to policing and their contribution to the Force.

He said: “It was fantastic to be here to honour colleagues at their Long Service and Good Conduct Ceremonies.

“These awards represent years of dedication and service to the Force and to the communities of North Yorkshire.”

The officers recognised for their long service were Steven Alderson, Benjamin Carter, Alan Fenney, Wayne Fox, Michael Jamalizadeh, Andrew Palmer and Andrew Pearson.

Adam Heatlie and Stephen Johnson also marked an exceptional milestone. They celebrated 30 years of service and received their 30-year clasp.

The awards were presented by North Yorkshire Police Chief Constable Tim Forber.

Ceremony

The ceremony was attended by senior leaders and civic dignitaries, including Deputy Chief Constable Scott Bisset, Assistant Chief Officer Lisa Stitt, Assistant Chief Constable Ben Mosley, Deputy Mayor Jo Coles and Deputy Lieutenant Countess Charlotte Peel.

Police staff colleagues Tracey Arnell and Rebecca Oxley also received their Long Service and Good Conduct awards.

Rob said: “On behalf of the Federation, I offer my sincere congratulations and thanks to every recipient. Your service makes a real and lasting difference.

“Well done to you all.”