Thursday 02nd September 2010

Police Bravery Awards


Bravery Awards logo

Hosted in partnership with The Sun newspaper logo

 

Supported by Police Mutual Logo

 

 

Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London
8th July 2010

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Main Event Press Release - Winners announced at Police Bravery Awards 2010

 

London region winners: PC James Berry, PC Jonathan Lowe, PC Stuart Higgs, PC Dion Bird and PC Adrian Pine with Gaby Logan
 North West winner: PC Bill Barker’s family receive his posthumous award from the Prime Minister, David Cameron

London region and overall winners:
PC James Berry, PC Jonathan Lowe, PC Stuart Higgs,
PC Dion Bird and PC Adrian Pine with Gaby Logan

Press Release: Five Metropolitan officers scoop the
regional and national bravery award

 

North West winner:
PC Bill Barker’s family receive his
posthumous award from the Prime Minister, David Cameron

Press Release: Fallen Cumbria officer wins North West
regional Police Bravery award

North East region winner: PC Sarah Lacy with Rav Wilding and Ricky Groves
 Midlands region winners: PC Linda Tooth and PC Hayley Court with Amanda Redman and Dennis Waterman

North East region winner:
PC Sarah Lacy with Rav Wilding and Ricky Groves

Press Release: Local North Yorkshire officer scoops
regional bravery award

 

Midlands region winners:
PC Linda Tooth and PC Hayley Court with
Amanda Redman and Dennis Waterman

Press Release: West Midlands officers scoop
Midlands regional Police Bravery award

 

Eastern region winner: PC Paula Rutherford with Jeremy Kyle and Sue Cleaver
 South East region winners: PC Jenny Liddell and PC Gary Walker with Moira Stuart and Rachel Riley

Eastern region winner:
PC Paula Rutherford with Jeremy Kyle and Sue Cleaver

Press Release: Northamptonshire officer scoops
Eastern regional Police Bravery award

 

South East region winners:
PC Jenny Liddell and PC Gary Walker with
Moira Stuart and Rachel Riley

Press Release: Bedfordshire officers scoop
South Eastern regional Police Bravery award

 

South West region winner: PC Tom Kinderman with Sian Williams and Bonita Norris
 Welsh region winner: PC Elizabeth Window with Rhea Bailey and Chris Simmons

South West region winner:
PC Tom Kinderman with Sian Williams and Bonita Norris

Press Release: Wiltshire officer scoops South West
regional Police Bravery award

 

Welsh region winner:
PC Elizabeth Window with Rhea Bailey and Chris Simmons

Press Release: Local officer scoops Welsh region bravery award

Jill Dando Award winner: Derek Armiger with Brooke Kinsella
 

Jill Dando Award winner:
Derek Armiger with Brooke Kinsella

Press Release: Police Bravery Awards 2010
- Jill Dando Award Winner

 

 Click here to download the brochure for 2010

 

The Police Bravery Awards is an annual event which recognises the tremendous and incredibly important jobs police officers do for their communities every day of their lives.
 
Nominations for the awards are made by the Federation’s 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 Office Support
 
The Communications department are providing press support for the event and are available on 01372 352071.
 
Photographs of the nominees with the Prime Minister and as they receive their award will be available at 9.00 am on Friday 9th July from The Sun picture desk.  Please call 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.