SOUTH Yorkshire Police Federation’s Bravery Awards, which were held on 25 May, were a brilliant opportunity to celebrate officers’ courageous actions, Federation Chair Steve Kent said. Among the winners at… read more →
A NEW national Federation blog that aims to help Inspectors manage their working hours and find some flexibility in their role is very timely, South Yorkshire Police Federation has said.… read more →
IT is a case of when, not if, Federation members have a ballot on industrial rights, the Chair of South Yorkshire Police Federation has said. Public-sector workers including doctors, nurses… read more →
THE Chair of South Yorkshire Police Federation has said he doesn’t think policing as a whole is institutionally racist, following the publication of Baroness Casey’s review into the Metropolitan Police… read more →
DESPITE the Government making a fanfare about hitting its recruitment target of 20,000 new officers, South Yorkshire Police still doesn’t have as many officers as it had pre-2010, the Federation… read more →
NEW figures suggesting that police forces in England are taking on average five and a half hours to respond to priority calls show that policing has been “decimated” by cuts,… read more →
SOUTH Yorkshire Police Federation reps, who are often exposed to traumatic and emotionally difficult situations, are being encouraged to look after their own mental health and make use of the… read more →
INTRODUCING a new Level 5 learning programme as the new non-degree police officer entry route is “too complex and slapdash”, South Yorkshire Police Federation has said. The current Policing Education… read more →
THE Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is now completing 90% of their investigations into officers within 12 months, but South Yorkshire Police Federation has said that too many of… read more →
The South Yorkshire Police Federation Bravery Awards on 25th May is shaping up to be a fantastic night for policing. Federation Chair Steve Kent said: “Last year’s awards ceremony was… read more →