Ray

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[🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 SQUASH WALES @sqwales]

Two weeks to go until the Hirwaun U17 Squash Tournament - a great opportunity for any young players looking to compete. Prizes on offer across grades and £20 entry fee.

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Sports Science in Action https://t.co/PSGywDmGfl

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Live Scores - PSA Squash Tour - Well done on your title win Lowri 👏⁦@sqwales⁩ https://t.co/BiotZXDSau

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[Pocket Sergeant @PocketSergeant]

*UPDATE* - Formal Complaints Raised Following North Yorkshire Police PSD Referrals

As many of you know, following reports that nine graduate police officers were referred to the Professional Standards Department (PSD) by Chief Constable Tim Forber for alleged uniform breaches during their passing-out parade, I submitted a formal complaint to both North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner and the National Police Chiefs'​ Council (NPCC).

My position has been clear from the outset: this was not a proportionate response. Given the well-documented link between PSD investigations and officer mental health deterioration, including suicide - I believe this action was wholly disproportionate and an abuse of power.

While I have not yet received a response from the NPCC, I have heard back from the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, who has confirmed that dialogue with the NPCC is now ongoing.

Furthermore, this morning I have submitted an official complaint to the The Police Treatment Centres, where Chief Constable Forber serves as a Director. My view is that his recent actions are incompatible with the values and purpose of an organisation whose mission is to promote the welfare and mental health of police officers.

Chief Constable Forber’s approach appears to contradict several pieces of national guidance on leadership, proportionality, and wellbeing:

HMICFRS – “Police Officer and Staff Wellbeing, Mental Health and Welfare” Report (2019)

“We continue to see examples of officers being investigated for matters that could have been dealt with by management advice or reflective practice.”

“This can have a damaging impact on the individual’s mental health and confidence in the organisation.”

NPCC & College of Policing – “Policing Vision 2030” and “Wellbeing Framework” (Oscar Kilo)

“Proactive, compassionate, and proportionate leadership that values psychological safety and fosters a supportive culture.”

NPCC & College of Policing – “Reflective Practice Review Process (RPRP)” Guidance (2020)

“The RPRP is designed to deal with practice or performance that does not amount to misconduct or gross misconduct but would benefit from reflection, learning and improvement.”

“It aims to move away from a blame culture and towards a learning culture.”

College of Policing – Code of Ethics: “Fairness and Respect”

“We act with self-control and tolerance, treating members of the public and colleagues with respect and courtesy. We do not abuse our powers or authority and recognise the impact of our words and actions on others.”

By disregarding these national standards and welfare principles, Chief Constable Forber’s actions demonstrate a style of leadership that risks further damaging officer morale and mental wellbeing, precisely what these frameworks were designed to protect.

I will continue to monitor developments and keep you updated as the NPCC and the Police Treatment Centres respond to these concerns

[USSquashSite @USSquashSite]

A great article from Will Carlin in @Forbes

https://t.co/FPLRyxa3PA

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@dburgess85 @sportwales @sqwales @SquashTV China has several multi all glass courts centres because they are investing for the Olympics with young up and coming talent. If ‘28 is successful now’s the time to get grass roots going

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@sportwales @sqwales With respect glass courts play significantly differently to brick/back courts our youngster development for international amateur and professional competition or Olympic is severely disadvantaged. Thank you for your acknowledgement though

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@sportwales @sqwales With respect glass courts play significantly differently to brick/back courts our youngster development for international amateur and professional competition or Olympic is severely disadvantaged. Thank you for your acknowledgement though

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@dburgess85 @sportwales @sqwales Heard Johnny Williams @squashTV say costs for the courts have come down to £20k for a court !

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https://t.co/CvtRbj6LoE

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Comment from @QuashBadSquash https://t.co/HIZrBLjoFb via @YouTube

What’s caused the “admission” to problems we’ve complained about for the last season?
Loss of revenue on squashTV subscriptions? Great to get openness keep it up! @squashtv

[Berkhamsted Squash @BerkoSquashRbll]

🎥 Exciting times last year when our squash courts were used as a location setting in a TV production
🤐 Sworn to secrecy until now
🗣️ The Hack, major new ITV series lands next week 24th Sep with all-star cast
🤔 Were we left on the cutting room floor or does fame beckon for us?

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Asal Lies & Hides the Fallen Object. Bonmalais Finds It! https://t.co/FcXkrfi7sy via @YouTube

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I day squash camp:
https://t.co/Vi7NeHnscx

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Well played LRoyald Super League Deserved Champions tight Final going to the wire 👏

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Quash Bad Squash video that has been “removed”
https://t.co/Rugq04Q3Ji via @YouTube

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Still space in the the men’s satellite at mote on 27-29 June