More traffic officers must be hired to patrol South Yorkshire’s major highways, the county’s police Federation has said. The number of officers working in traffic units have plummeted nationally over… read more →
Individual officers do not need reform – it’s the force structure which is at fault, South Yorkshire Police Federation has said. Chair Steve Kent was speaking as the Government announced… read more →
Plans to introduce professional licences for police officers are “an absolute nonsense”, South Yorkshire Police Federation has warned. Two thirds of Federated officers are opposed to the Government’s Licence to… read more →
“Until we have a proper conversation about police remuneration, cops are going to keep struggling to balance their household budgets and afford to put decent food on the table.” That… read more →
A total of 331 South Yorkshire Police officers were signed off work over the past year with stress, anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), official figures have shown. Officers… read more →
South Yorkshire Police is urging over-worked and underpaid police officers to help bring about change by engaging in a major survey. The National Police Wellbeing Survey launched on 19 May… read more →
There is just one month to go until police officers from around the country will get on their bikes to remember officers who have fallen in the line of duty.… read more →
It is “simply outrageous” that 90% of police officers are having to pay for their own rehabilitation, the Chair of South Yorkshire Police Federation says. The shocking figure was revealed… read more →
The introduction of targets for emergency response times could endanger police officers and the public, and leave police officers facing prosecution when things go wrong, South Yorkshire Police Federation has… read more →
South Yorkshire Police Federation has called for better research into audio technology to ensure that police officers can use their earpieces safely. The radio earpieces worn by police officers may… read more →