South Yorkshire Police Federation has called on the Government to improve policing pay after years of “decimated” salaries. The job is vital to maintaining public order and politicians must recognise… read more →
South Yorkshire Police officers have been left “treading water” in the wake of a disappointing Spending Review, Steve Kent, Federation Chairman has said. The review, published this month, “doesn’t in… read more →
Thousands of police officers are now working second jobs simply to cover their living costs, according to figures from the Police Federation of England and Wales. More than 4,000 officers… read more →
The police promotion process should be re-examined, with true talent being identified and nurtured, South Yorkshire Police Federation has said, as a new leadership commission is launched. The College of… read more →
The Chair of South Yorkshire Police Federation has slammed the idea of merging forces to create fewer ‘super forces’ and requiring officers to have a licence to practise. Steve Kent… read more →
South Yorkshire Police teams are understaffed and overworked, the Federation has said, adding that “the strain is felt across the board”. South Yorkshire Police Federation Chair Steve Kent was speaking… read more →
Police officers who suffer serious head injuries in the line of duty must receive substantial support from forces, South Yorkshire Police Federation says. Federation Chair Steve Kent said assaults on… read more →
Tiff Lynch has been elected as the next national chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales. Formally taking up the post on 1 July, Tiff becomes the second… read more →
The 4.2% pay increase for police officers is a step in the right direction, but does not redress the long-term damage that has been done to police pay, the Chair… read more →
The upcoming national Police Federation Conference is an opportunity to tell politicians about the critical issues affecting officers, South Yorkshire Police Federation has said. The first Police Federation of England… read more →