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20 Apr 2016 Health

Police Federation recognises 'suicide risks' in high-stress officers

Police Federation response to MIND release: "One in four emergency services workers has thought about ending life"

Dame Shirley Pearce: Modern crime demands a rapid change in policing culture

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11 Apr 2016 Home affairs

Dame Shirley Pearce: Modern crime demands a rapid change in policing culture

The independent chair of the College of Policing, Dame Shirley Pearce, talks to PoliticsHome about the work of the college and the need for more professionalism and consistency if the UK’s 43 police forces are to meet the changing demands of modern crime.

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12 Mar 2016 Home affairs

Believe in Blue - Celebrating British Policing

A new campaign to highlight why British policing is the best in the world has been launched.

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02 Feb 2016 Home affairs

Proposals for qualifications in policing

Officers and staff could, for the first time in British policing, get qualifications specific to their rank or role under proposals published by the College of Policing today.

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02 Feb 2016 Home affairs

Standardised police training will need to benefit public

A standardised training framework for police officers is a good idea, as long as there is a tangible benefit to the public, says the Police Federation.

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20 Oct 2015 Home affairs

Police Federation responds to HMIC report

The Police Federation of England and Wales has responded strongly to a HMIC report that criticises the efficiency of a number of constabularies, while praising others.

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18 Sep 2015 Home affairs

Chair of Police Federation attacks outdated police structure and inconsistent budget plans

We need an open, national public debate on policing Elephant in the room is nonsense system of 43 police forces all working differently

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11 Sep 2015 Home affairs

'More plans to do things cheaper rather than better' - Police Federation response to Home Office

Will Riches, vice Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales said (in response to plans tocollaborate onpolice and fire services):

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13 Jul 2015 Home affairs

One in six police officers ‘planning to leave’ within two years

Nearly 16 per cent of police officers are planning on leaving the service within the next two years, a wide-ranging survey has found.

Lord Paddick: Psychoactive Substances Bill is not evidence led and it should be

11 Jun 2015 Home affairs

Lord Paddick: Psychoactive Substances Bill is not evidence led and it should be

Former Metropolitan Police Officer and Lib Dem peer Lord Paddick is critical of the new legal highs bill and says it shows the Government has 'no interest in an evidence-led approach'

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25 Feb 2015 Home affairs

Police widows hand deliver roses of remembrance to MPs ahead of debate in Parliament

A delegation of police widows will today call on Government to honour its commitment to widows and widowers of police officers.

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25 Feb 2015 Home affairs

Police widows’ pensions ‘grossly unfair’ and in need of reform

Responding to Richard Graham MPs article and debate today, Alex Duncan, from the Police Federations national committee says:

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02 Feb 2015 Home affairs

Investigate all complaints independently, Police Federation urges

All complaints about police officers should be dealt with by a new independentbody, the Police Federation has warned.

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17 Oct 2014

Officer in life-threatening Samurai sword stand-off wins national police bravery award

An officer who tackled and disarmed a man who was trying to slash him with a Samurai sword has won a prestigious national police bravery award.

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16 Oct 2014

Prime Minister celebrates police bravery

The Prime Minister David Cameron and Minister for Policing Mike Penning celebrated the bravery of 66 police officers at a special reception hosted at 10 Downing Street today.

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09 Oct 2014

Brave police officers to be honoured at awards ceremony

The police service is gearing up for the biggest event of the year – the 19th national Police Bravery Awards.

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