It is with deepest sorrow that we announce that Shirley died peacefully in her sleep at home on Friday 25th February.
Ed, Tom and Clara
Shirley’s children
Photo credit Lizzie Mayson
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is delighted to advertise the opportunity of Policy Advisor in the Strategy and Policy Directorate.
Find out more and apply today 👉 https://t.co/J7smYXpKxE
When working at the CPS, colleagues who identify as LGBT+ can join a network that represents them and works to provide support and advice around how we operate on matters that affect the wider community.
#LGBTHM22
February is LGBT+ History Month and is a month-long opportunity to learn more about our country's past so we can aid a safer and better future, both as an employer and as part of the criminal justice system #LGBTHM22
It was a pleasure to deliver hate crime sessions to Yr.5 and 6 pupils at a school in Hampshire this week. We talked to the students about hate crime and the law, and how we use victim personal statements at court to show the impact that hate crime has on its victims
The CPS is currently recruiting for a Strategy Advisor to join our Strategy and Policy Directorate. Applications are open until Monday 14th February.
Find out more about this exciting opportunity today 👉 https://t.co/OVVeaBfOqF
Happy New Year to all our members,allies,supporters,
colleagues and friends.
We thank you for all the support you provided last year and look forward to seeing you all in 2022.
Coercive and controlling behaviour is abuse.
We are determined to see more perpetrators convicted and victims receiving justice.
Swipe ➡️ to learn the signs of this kind of abuseCoercive and controlling behaviour is abuse.
We are determined to see more perpetrators convicted and victims receiving justice.
Swipe ➡️ to learn the signs of this kind of abuseCoercive and controlling behaviour is abuse.
We are determined to see more perpetrators convicted and victims receiving justice.
Swipe ➡️ to learn the signs of this kind of abuseCoercive and controlling behaviour is abuse.
We are determined to see more perpetrators convicted and victims receiving justice.
Swipe ➡️ to learn the signs of this kind of abuseCoercive and controlling behaviour is abuse.
We are determined to see more perpetrators convicted and victims receiving justice.
Swipe ➡️ to learn the signs of this kind of abuseCoercive and controlling behaviour is abuse.
We are determined to see more perpetrators convicted and victims receiving justice.
Swipe ➡️ to learn the signs of this kind of abuse.
Although Disability History Month has ended, @CPSUK we continue to support our people. We are disability confident and play a leading role in shifting attitudes towards long-term health conditions. Find out more by visiting 👉 https://t.co/OsvtYSq79B
Not every disability can be seen. 👀
Some people with a #LearningDisability might need support on public transport. 🚌
Just a little help can make a #WorldOfDifference to someone. 👍
Learn more here: https://t.co/PXSQ71CAu2 👈
Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Please take a moment to consider the many achievements and valuable contributions made daily by disabled people.
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CPS staff who identify as disabled, or as having a long-term health condition, can join our Disabled Staff Network. The @CPS_DSN engages with key people across the CPS to ensure that your views, and your needs, are represented at the highest level. #DisabilityHistoryMonth
Disability History Month provides a platform to raise awareness about disability and long term health conditions.
Understanding disability infographic https://t.co/SvuvtvgpBu via @NHSEmployers
If you have a disability which would impact your ability to give evidence in court, support is available to help you.
This can include giving evidence behind a screen, remotely from another location or with the support of a trained intermediary.
#DisabilityHistoryMonth
Today we launched Bodies Behaving Badly. An opportunity to hear the personal stories of those impacted by disability or long term health conditions.We are grateful to Ayo Awoyungbo OBE for bravely agreeing to be our first speaker.
You inspired us. Thank you.
DSN would like to thank Louise Holden, from Inclusion London, for her inspiring and interesting talk about her disability journey and the work that Inclusion London does to support dear and disabled organisations across London.
Disability History Month provides a platform to focus on; raising awareness about disability issues, challenge barriers and discrimination, and celebrate achievements and successes of those with disabilities and long term health conditions.
We are proud that 1 in 5 of our workforce are from Black and ethnic minority backgrounds.
This Black History Month, we are highlighting the career journeys and achievements of staff across our Areas and Divisions.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/L1r594FwIx
#BlackHistoryMonth2021