"Officers are already burnt out at work but they have no choice, they have to seek secondary employment to make ends meet"
This evening, Deputy National Chair Brian Booth spoke to @TimesRadio to discuss the sharp rise in police officers taking secondary employment.
#CoppedEnough
“Policing has become pointless. I've had enough and I'm leaving."
▶️ 82% of police officers planning on leaving the force within the next two years disclosed this was due to low morale.
Listen to the full interview👇(1/2)
https://t.co/ghU4ydQo5o
Ladies Walk Clinic and Sedgley Library have been serving our local community (including my own family) for decades and have been housed in their current purpose built facility for the past 25 years.
With the future use of the building in question, I was delighted to join @SoniaKumarMP, Cllr @littler_carol, Alderman Bryan Cotterill and local residents for a Day of Action; the clinical facilities and library MUST remain in their current location and I’ll continue to campaign for this on behalf of my constituents. 👊
Give thanks for the ministry of our retired clergy in Malvern & Upton Deanery, for all that they are, and for all that they have given and continue to give. Please pray that they and their families will know God’s blessing and peace.
Matthew Ineson says he disclosed his abuse at the hands of a vicar EIGHT times to FIVE different bishops/archbishops. He feels badly let down by the @churchofengland and is calling for the Archbishop of York to quit. 👀
“If it was intolerable to him then he still managed to tolerate it for another nine years.”
Jenny Penn, a vicar who alerted the BBC to the Church's handling of David Tudor, criticises the Archbishop of York who suspended him in 2019.
#Newsnight
“Archbishop Cottrell was personally involved… I wouldn’t think his position was tenable anymore.”
Retired vicar Jenny Penn urged the Church to take action against David Tudor and now wants Stephen Cottrell to resign.
#Newsnight
"Sadly the Church continues to show a complete lack of urgency when it comes to the seriousness of these crimes."
Sir Simon Clarke, says there are questions on how the Church can move forward as it potentially loses both Archbishops on the same issue.
#Newsnight
I am immensely proud to be part of the Bishop's Diocesan Council which unanimously agreed this statement supporting @BishopNewcastle's call for greater accountability in the Church of England, and of @bishopstgermans for his leadership of the Council. https://t.co/bXvn8wWula
I have signed this letter to the Telegraph with over 1000 clergy. Our country should be putting more resources into palliative care rather than having the state involved in allowing/encouraging the death of its citizens. NHS money should be used to help people, not kill them.