Thursday 18th March 2010

Police Bravery Awards


Bravery Awards logo

Hosted in partnership with The Sun newspaper logo

Supported by  PMAS Police Mutual logo

16th July 2009
Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London
http://www.thedorchester.com/

Click here for photos of the Awards ceremony

Click here for more about the winners

Click here to view/download press releases for the regional and national winners

Click here to download the regional winner reconstruction videos

Click here to download the brochure for 2009

Police Bravery Awards, Prime Minister's Reception - video clip (YouTube) 

Coverage and video clip from The Sun newspaper website


The Police Bravery Awards are an annual event which recognise the tremendous and incredibly important jobs police officers do for their communities every day of their lives.
 
Nominations for the award are made by the Federations Branch Boards across England and Wales and each year there are 8 regional winners, of which one goes on to clinch the top award.
 
Press Releases
  
The press releases announcing the winners will be posted on the morning following the award 
click here to view
   
Press Office Support
 
The Communications department are providing press support for the event and are available on 01372 352071.
 
The contact for The Sun picture desk is Robert Waker on 020 7782 4199
 
For video footage contact Tim Duffy on 07970 590861 or timduffy4@gmail.com
 
The Award
  
The Award itself was designed by architectural glass artist Martin Donlin. The design is based upon dissected images layered as a collage. Three dictionary quotations of  the words AWARD, BRAVERY and COURAGE are juxtaposed with images from the Police Federation’s coat of arms. The central image, a lion’s head, is representative of courage and bravery, mixed with the scales of justice and the crown of our Monarch
 
Jill Dando Award
 
The Jill Dando Award is a special presentation given to a member of the public who has made a major contribution to fighting crime. It was introduced in 1999 to remember Jill, who was a significant supporter of policing and the Police Bravery Awards. The award is a bronze flower, modelled on the rose that bears her name.