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This is a hugely positive and important working relationship. Steve is excellent at stakeholder engagement and has a real passion for service delivery.
If you've ever fancied being a police officer, we're holding a recruitment information evening this Wednesday (17/08) email [email protected] to book your place. Check out https://t.co/IhN7YiYN5Y to find out more about the job.
Some great ideas coming from the session with @POSNetworks about staff networks and how to empower them. Looking forward to seeing how we can use them internally with SOJP’s One Voice Group #LGBTpolice22
Inspirational talk from Gamal G Turawa @PurpleWisdom this morning about belonging - This is something we want to bring to the culture of SOJP #LGBTpolice22
In Belfast for the annual national LGBT+ Police conference. Great to be back in person for the first time since 2019. Looking forward to lots of learning #LGBTPolice22
A mix of sun & alcohol led to a very busy Saturday evening for Teams 5 and 4 resulting in several arrests for assaults, damage & drunken behaviour including 2 officers being subjected to assaults. Please remember to enjoy the sun by drinking & behaving responsibly #ThinBlueLine
So if you hadn't already heard... today we celebrate our 70th Anniversary! SoJP was officially formed on 24 May 1952 and we have a few plans in the pipeline to help us celebrate - https://t.co/Gd4ZbkSBsW 🚔🎂
🏳️🌈 Brigadier Clare Phillips has served in the British Army for over 25 years and is co-chair of the @ArmyLGBT.
In this role she supports the interests of the Army’s LGBT+ community and strives to make the Army a more inclusive workplace.
So sad. Many condolences to Alan and all your loved ones from all the @StatesLgbt and wider LGBT + community of Jersey and the @LGBTpoliceuk Network; a genuine inspiration and respected by all. RIP @GaryBurgessCI 🙏🏻
ITV journalist Gary Burgess died peacefully at Jersey Hospice yesterday afternoon (1 January) after a long-documented journey with cancer.
More: https://t.co/7g6UC88KEf
On #WorldAidsDay2021 there is still work to be done after 40 years around the stigma experienced by people living with HIV. If you would to learn about the facts we run a one hour session suitable for all organisations. https://t.co/Iq4CVAlAMV
Wednesday 8th December. Let's hope this day can continue to raise awareness of inclusion across sport and fitness. #inclusion@JerseySport@LiberateJersey
@LGBTpoliceuk https://t.co/JzWTAz6NQN
This morning at 11am we marked Armistice Day with a two minute silence to remember all those that sacrificed their lives to defend our freedom. #WeWillRememberThem#armisticeday