Government Must ‘Continue Momentum’ Of Police Pay Deals
Politicians need to heed police pay body recommendations and “continue the momentum” of pay deals to tackle recruitment and retention problems, Hampshire Police Federation has
Politicians need to heed police pay body recommendations and “continue the momentum” of pay deals to tackle recruitment and retention problems, Hampshire Police Federation has
The resourcing and retention of Detectives is “a massive issue” in Hampshire. Hampshire Police Federation Chair Zoë Wakefield was speaking following the Police Federation National
Five heroic Hampshire police officers will be attending the National Police Bravery Awards on Thursday 11 July. Sgt David Gibbs, PC Emma Davies, PC Tim
Over 1,300 Hampshire Police officers were deployed over three days in the D-Day 80 events, with 900 officers joining them on mutual aid. The mutual
Last month’s Hampshire Police Federation Open Meeting gave officers the chance to ask questions to senior leaders, and it has already led to some positive
It’s sad that stories of police bravery aren’t shared more widely, Hampshire Police Federation has said, after a survey found that only 14% of all
Hampshire Police Federation has welcomed the College of Policing’s proposed new process for Sergeant and Inspector promotions, but said its force was already doing on-the-job
Officers are being urged to look out for their colleagues’ mental health, in the national Federation #AskTwice campaign. The PFEW initiative aims to foster a
Policing needs a culture change to help tackle fatigue, Hampshire Police Federation has said, as a new programme is launched to help police officers with
As many officers as possible need to express their views on industrial rights, the Chair of Hampshire Police Federation has said, as she urged members
The Conservatives’ national service plan includes becoming a Special Constable, but that would be “fraught with issues”, Hampshire Police Federation has said. Prime Minister Rishi
The Chair of Hampshire Police Federation has welcomed Labour’s plans for 13,000 more bobbies on the beat, but said that 15,000 would be nearer the