Hampshire Police Federation has demanded answers from the national Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) about the appointment of a non-elected, civilian CEO without

The Chair of Hampshire Police Federation has said she’s not surprised by new figures suggesting that only 40% of people in England trust their police

The reason police reaction times are going up is due to a lack of resource and too many competing priorities, Hampshire Police Federation has said.

Young-in-service officers should be encouraged to explore the career possibilities of becoming a detective to help address the shortage of detectives in the force, the

This month’s Hampshire Police Federation Open Meeting is a great opportunity to ask questions directly to the Chief Constable. The meeting takes place at 6pm

Policing needs to “get with the 21st century” in its use of technology, Hampshire Police Federation has said, as a new multi-million-pound centre opens that

Police fatigue is getting worse because the force is understaffed and officers don’t have time to rest, Hampshire Police Federation has said. In the Government’s

Speaking ahead of the Police and Crime Commissioner election, Hampshire Police Federation said prospective candidates needed to engage more with the police. In the election

The ‘P-Factor’ is important, but police pay needs to be increased across the board, the Chair of Hampshire Police Federation has said. The P-Factor represents

Officers are encouraged to attend the Hampshire Police Federation Open Meeting on Wednesday 15 May, so that they can pose important policing questions to chief

Scrutiny of officers is important but the current accountability system isn’t working, Hampshire Police Federation has said, as it welcomed the Government’s changes to the

Five Hampshire Police officers who disarmed a man brandishing a handgun and two explosive devices were “immensely brave”, Hampshire Police Federation has said. Sgt David