Commission findings spark debate on leadership, wellbeing and the future of policing.

Officers are paying an unacceptable price for a policing model that is taking too much. PFEW is demanding urgent action on workloads, wellbeing and the loss of experience before the crisis deepens further, Acting Deputy National Chair Paul Williams told the Annual Conference.

The programme provides a clear route to confidential support for members who are involved in matters relating to unlawful treatment involving a police officer, member of police staff or police volunteer.

Exceptional detective work and compassionate support secured justice for five young children and helped strengthen safeguarding practices.

Recognising exceptional leadership in major crime investigations and a commitment to victims and colleagues

PC Fiona Shaik Umar has been recognised for her work championing inclusion, representation and opportunities for women in policing.

PC Tania Kirby's tireless support for colleagues and work to improve fairness across the force has earned her the Police Federation's top representative award, presented at the Police Federation Annual Conference.

Police officers deserve fair pay, protected rest and a genuine voice over their working lives, PFEW Acting National Secretary Mel Warnes has told this year’s Annual Conference.

New survey findings show proportionate disclosure is cutting bureaucracy, reducing duplication and giving officers more time to focus on victims and investigations. This evidence has framed DG7, which is weeks away from replacing the existing disclosure guidance that triggered the #SimplifyDG6 campaign.

A police officer's career was left in doubt after sustaining serious injuries in a police dog training incident.

Warwickshire officers PC Mateusz Dabrowski and PC Dominic Strange share how immediate reassurance, regular updates and guidance helped them through a stressful and unfamiliar investigation following a traumatic incident.

After spending almost 19 hours in custody and facing months under investigation, the officer secured compensation with support from the Police Federation.

More than 146,000 hate crimes were recorded across England and Wales last year, while thousands of police officers were also targeted.

Body-worn video, the effects of trauma on memory and the pressures facing officers after serious incidents were central to the Police Federation of England and Wales’ fourth consecutive Post-Incident Procedure seminar.

How Federation support helped Suffolk Constabulary’s PC Rick Edwards through a three-year misconduct investigation.

Female representatives from across England and Wales have shared their experiences and views on what more can be done to support women to join, stay and progress within the Federation.

James Kirkup, in his latest column in The Telegraph, says that those who genuinely believe in the rule of law must stop undermining the people who deliver it. 

The injury and subsequent complications had a lasting impact on the officer's life.