POLICE officers from across England and Wales must “do more with less”, the Home Secretary has told the Police Federation annual conference. Theresa May told delegates that “more efficiencies could be made”.… read more →
THE Police Federation must decide to work in partnership with the government or risk being left out in the cold, according to the Chairman of Northumbria Police Federation. Gordon Armstrong… read more →
CUTS to policing budgets have left the police service decimated, officers run ragged and public safety in jeopardy, the Chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales has told the… read more →
POLICE officers across the UK are to be given new training on their personal security in the light of the terrorist threat, which currently stands at severe. The Police Federation… read more →
A POLICE officer being assaulted “must never ever, ever be acceptable, the Police Federation of England and Wales conference has been told. It is a disgrace that there is no… read more →
PCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes have been posthumously given the first ‘Women in Policing’ award in recognition of their dedication to duty. A session celebrating a century of women… read more →
OFFICERS should always be able to view body-worn cameras footage before giving witness statements, including in death and injury cases, the Police Federation conference has heard. But Doug Campbell, of… read more →
THE HOME Office has the speed of a tractor, not a racing car, when it comes to helping the Police Federation of England and Wales to reform itself, the Fed’s… read more →
EFFECTIVE neighbourhood policing is more important than ever in tackling terrorism, the Police Federation of England and Wales conference has heard. Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley, the national lead on counterterrorism, said that as… read more →
POLICING has past the “tipping” point in a downward spiral, the Police Federation annual conference has heard. Kevin Hurley, Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner, (pictured) was greeted with applause as… read more →