The PFEW Inspectors’ Survey 2024 is now open. The survey closes at 2359 hours on Sunday 8 September 2024. Please check the email sent on 5 Aug. to help you take the survey. #InspectorsSurvey2024 #AidMatters

Good to catch up with Roger Johnson BBC Breakfast to discuss the next stage #elizabethemblem #medalsforheroes with Paul Hurst Police Federation

Join us on 19 September for our Detectives Insight Webinar 🔎 This special session features Deputy Chief Carlos Ortiz of NYPD NEWS👮‍♂️🚔 Chief Ortiz will share his valuable experiences on leadership, health and wellbeing and the importance of recognition. Register today 👇

National Board members and Wellbeing leads, Hayley Aley and Paul Williams, host Dr Jess Miller, University of Cambridge, and two serving officers, in a wide ranging discussion on the struggles with mental health that compliments our #AskTwice campaign.

PFEW Custody Lead, Phil Jones joined Mark Fairhurst from POA to talk about the implications of ‘Operation Early Dawn’ on the Sky News Daily Podcast.

On the #Daily, Niall Paterson discusses the govt's emergency plan to try and ease overcrowding in prisons. He speaks to... Mark Fairhurst, national chair of the Prison Officers’ Association Philip Jones, custody lead at the National Police Federation 👉 podfollow.com/skynewsdaily

"If we have a sustained period of time where prisoners are in police cells, there could be a situation moving forward where we don't have capacity in the system to do business as usual." PFEW Custody Lead Phil Jones discusses Op Early Dawn with Mishal Husain on BBC Radio 4 Today

Breaking The Silence marks World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 Sept. Join our Wellbeing leads & 3 guest speakers as the start the conversation that many fear to have. Registration is free for police officers, police staff, charities & our fraternal partners using the link below

Phil Jones, PFEW custody lead, tells Charles Hymas the use of station cells to hold suspects for longer could disrupt the ability of officers to carry out arrests and detain offenders.

We are delighted to have Deputy Chief Carlos Ortiz from NYPD NEWS join us on 19 September for our Detectives Insight Webinar 🔎 He will be sharing his experiences and delegates will have the opportunity to take part in an interactive Q&A session. Find out more and register 👇

The August edition of the #POLICEMag is now out. This issue features highlights from this year’s Police Bravery Awards, an update on the ongoing #MedalsforHeroes campaign and how PFEW is lobbying for fair compensation for members injured on duty. Read more 👇

Acting National Chair Tiff Lynch recognises officers’ bravery during recent country-wide violence & appeals to the Govt. to find new money to support treatment and rehab of affected officers at Police Treatment Centres. Read more👇

National Board members Hayley Aley and @BelindaPFEW are excited to be taking part in Westminster Insight’s #WomenInPoliceWM Conference to explore key challenges and solutions in recruitment, career progression and retention of female staff. Register with code SPKR4318 for 20% off ⬇️

Stigma around ill-mental health still pervades in policing; we can combat this by normalising conversations on mental health. On #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, 10 Sept, join us as part of our #AskTwice campaign & police colleagues in a wide ranging discussion on mental health.

Join our online Professional Development Seminar on 11 September to learn how to turn your policing experience into academic accreditation. Hear from the College of Policing and top universities, explore courses, bursaries and more. Register today👇

PFEW has been working hard to ensure fair treatment and support for over 1000 officers deployed to the Drax power station. This article highlights PFEW's efforts to secure allowances, welfare provisions, and standardise conditions for mutual aid deployments. Read more👇

It’s not too late to register for Breaking The Silence webinar held on 10:30am 10 September, #WorldSuicidePreventionDay and part of our #AskTwice campaign. Two serving officers & Dr Jess Miller of Cambridge University discuss mental health and how to prevent issues escalating.

As rent costs rise & wages stagnate, police officers are being pushed to the brink, with some even sleeping in their cars to make ends meet. The Times and The Sunday Times highlights the housing crisis is not just about affordability it’s affecting morale, safety & the future of policing in the UK:

Don't miss our upcoming virtual Professional Development Seminar on 11 September. Learn how to translate your policing experience into recognised academic credentials. Hear from the College of Policing and leading universities and explore available courses. Register👇