Avon and Somerset Police Federation, representing Constables, Sergeants, Inspectors & Chief Inspectors. Not monitored. FoI requests to [email protected]
Allowances, Expenses, Overtime, Sick Leave, Family Leave and more. A Quick Reference Guide to understanding Police Regulations https://t.co/mYia2u1nrp #KnowYourRights
‘Vile’ man has been jailed for over 30 years – thanks to the work of Det Cn Parry and colleagues in this distressing case https://t.co/zVK1fBjzud #BroughtToJustice
#Police Wellbeing Survey: 53% of respondents face unrealistic time pressures. 55% agree they find it difficult to take enough breaks. https://t.co/BPsWsyypKQ
#BroughtToJustice: Three men have been jailed after a man’s home was broken into and he was threatened in a failed attempt to steal cryptocurrency from him. https://t.co/s6Wmnj4Qd0
A Police Federation member has secured a significant settlement after suffering serious injuries in a police dog training exercise. https://t.co/KtnHW2Acnq
Congratulations to PC Andrew Glen, who has won a recognition award for the determination and dedication he showcased following his return to work after losing a leg to bone cancer. #ExcellentPoliceWork. https://t.co/uUogPJ6cEO
Senior Constables should not just be sergeants on the cheap, but recognition for officers who don’t necessarily want to become sergeants and an acknowledgement of their experience in the job, Lord Herbert tells a leadership panel discussion at the PFEW conference
“Policing is a service making its people sick, the people we rely to respond to life or death emergencies,” Acting Deputy National Chair Paul Williams says in his keynote speech to the PFEW annual conference
The Operation Brooklyn team from Avon and Somerset Police has won the PFNDF Detective Investigation of the Year Award for exceptional work securing justice for five young children.
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Via @PFEW_HQ
PFEW conference: Time limits in investigations must be reviewed, too many officers are being put through hearings where there is little realistic prospect of the case proceeding. Officers should be held accountable but this must be fair, timely and proportionate.