General Secretary of Suffolk Police Federation
Suffolk
Joined October 2016
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Hear from SC Kyle Scott from @SuffolkPolice who speaks on how it feels to be at Downing Street with other officers nominated for the #PoliceBravery Awards.
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🇺🇸 Good luck to the West Midlands officers - including branch chair Rich Cooke - who are off to run the New York Half Marathon this weekend.
The team are raising money for a children's cancer charity.
If you would like to donate to the cause, visit: bit.ly/4dBtSwR
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On #MentalHealthActionDay if you are struggling with mental or physical health our #AskTwice online resource can point you to the help you may need to recover your health and wellbeing and keep you fit for the job.
#AskTwice, it may save a life.
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💡 Join us for an insightful 45-minute webinar as we launch our #AskTwice campaign this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek.
Learn more about available support, solutions and mechanisms to facilitate recovery and enhance your and your colleagues' wellbeing 🙌
🗓 15 May | ⏰ 10:30
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Don't miss our #KnowYourBalls webinar this #TesticularCancerAwarenessMonth
Benefit from expert advice from Chief Medical Officer Prof. John Harrison, who will talk through how to check yourself and how frequently you should be doing it
📆24 April | ⏰10:30-12
Register today 👇
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Excellent visit to the custody team today, showing off the new in-cell technology.
Their innovation and determination to provide dignified and respectful spaces for those in detention justly deserved a #TeamOfTheMonth award 👏👏
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We urge the Government to adopt a legally approved amendment into the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, which would free up thousands of policing hours.
Find out more as the @CommonsHomeAffs supports our #SimplifyDG6 campaign 👇
@ukhomeoffice
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Congratulations to Insp Matt Breeze on winning the Lord Ferrers Leadership Award 2023 #lordferrers
Matt was one of the first Cadet Leaders in Suffolk playing a key role in development of our Cadet scheme. Congrats Matt @SuffolkPolice & CiP team are thrilled for you @NVPC #joinus
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I’m going to keep on arguing with idiots and being sarcastic on here until I either get more followers or die of stress.
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❝The number of officers resigning from the service early has more than doubled since 2019, reaching 4,575 officers last year – more than Kent’s total officer strength. This represents a loss of skills and experience, which are costly and difficult to replace.
The data does not set out at what stage of service officers are resigning. Reports of officers resigning at around 10 years’ service are quickly picked up on as evidence of wider dissatisfaction with pay, working conditions and morale.
However, the most likely reason for the surge in resignations is simply the surge in recruitment. Most of the additional resignations are likely to be among recruits who leave during training or shortly after. (‘attrition’).❞
Chart shows resignations as a % of total police officer leavers 2022/23 in each force.
Read more @Wiggett_IE analysis: [SUBSCRIBER] #recruitment #Police
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National Chair Steven Hartshorn on @BBCNews: "Current police regulations are fit for purpose and the new proposals only serve to cover inadequacies of previous @PoliceChiefs who failed to get to grips with the basics of leadership."
@BBCNews
@ukhomeoffice
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All at Norfolk Police Federation – and the colleagues we represent – have been devastated to hear of the recent deaths of two serving colleagues.
We are supporting their family, friends and close colleagues as best as we can at this very difficult time.
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Issue re sacking officers is simply not as binary as Sir Mark Rowley makes out, claiming he doesn’t have power to get rid. He absolutely can sack officers and has special fastrack powers! Yes, lawyers oversee many other cases but crucially have a police officer on their panel
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Officers at the lowest band take home roughly £1,700 p.m. “How do we expect the police to do difficult and dangerous work to a high level when paying them that?” asks @kubared.
A 17% raise may help arrest the massive fall in real terms police pay.
@ukhomeoffice
#FairPayForPolice
With every hushed realisation that they aren’t equipped to deal with every social problem under the sun, the case for re-allocating funds grows stronger
🖋️ @kubared for @ipaperviews
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How many hours Inspectors need to work in a year? What are Working Time Directive Hours? Should forces record the hours Inspecting ranks and above work?
Find the answers to these questions and some more in our latest blog. 👇
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Chairman Ken Marsh: "These proposals are abhorrent. You can't pick and choose what you want to change in policing... what we need is a Royal Commission to look at all aspects of policing... including our pay, conditions and pensions." xitter.cf/PFEW_HQ/status/1660673…
PFEW is dismayed at political calls for handing undemocratic powers to police chiefs.
It is disappointing that instead of engaging in @ukhomeoffice review, @MayorofLondon is undermining policing with knee-jerk reactions.
Read our full statement: polfed.org/news/latest-news/…
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How can the Government justify a meagre rise of £43.76 p.a. in PC’s starting salary in real terms between 1979 and 2021 (1979 prices) when all other workers were twice better off?
@SMFthinktank analysis of ONS, Bank of England, @ukhomeoffice and PFEW data.
#FairPayForPolice
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London life today. National meetings for @PoliceChiefs on workforce representation, developing opportunities for all
