Latest news The winter of discontent Deputy National Chair Tiff Lynch speaks about the impact of the current cost of living crisis on our members and policing in general, as we enter a winter of discontent. PFEW response to announcement of police cells to be used as prison cells The Ministry of Justice and National Police Chief's Council have designated the use of 400 police cells to combat overcrowding in prisons. Police families invited to shape Government wellbeing pledge By taking part in this survey, families of police officers, former police officers, and staff, have the chance to make their voices heard. Quick Reference Guide for police officers A basic summary of your main terms and conditions #PayOurPolice Campaign Poll Findings PFEW launched a member pay poll to gather further evidence so we can continue lobbying the Government for a fair pay increase. Overall 57,451 officers responded. Click here to read the full findings. Gone But Not Forgotten Dozens stood shoulder to shoulder in solidarity to honour those loved and lost in service at this year’s National Police Memorial Day held in Northern Ireland. 'I might not have lost my marriage' We kick off a series speaking to one of the six Federation-backed officers who were awarded compensation and a public apology by the IOPC following unacceptable delays. Sergeant Clayton Robinson tells us how the damage caused contributed towards the loss of his marriage.
