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• Survey reveals devastating impact of pandemic on morale

• Pay freeze is 'nothing short of a disgrace'

• Lockdown rule changes put even more pressure on policing

• 'Unforgivable' pay freeze for public sector workers would be a betrayal

• Police officers now permitted to carry Taser in court

• Case study: Trauma should not be accepted as part of the job

• Police Covid cases 'low' thanks to PPE campaign

• Firework laws must be urgently reviewed

• Pop star serenades Fed rep as she wins Pride of Britain Award

• Public vote of confidence in police in pandemic

• Blog: New police support group for LGBT+ officers

• Federation marks Baby Loss Awareness Week

• National Chair pays TV tribute to bravery of officers

• Police Federation statement on proposed prevention regulations

• National Chair praises bravery of officers on BBC's Critical Incident

• PFEW response to Government's Public Pensions Consultation

• Outstanding officers recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours

• PFEW launch Demand, Capacity & Welfare survey

• Police officers encouraged to use NHS app at work

• National Chair responds to rise in assaults and mental health incidents

• Prince of Wales to address police officer remembrance

• Fallen officers honoured at National Police Memorial Day

• PFEW statement following death of police officer

• Presenting our 2020 Police Bravery Awards nominees

• Military is not what policing has asked for and not what it needs

• Shadow Home Secretary praises 'strong' Federation links

• PFEW lobbying results in law change

• PFEW takes 'Time Limits' campaign directly to MPs

• Personal Protective EquipmentSurvey Commissioned by the National Police Co-Ordination Centre (NPoC)

• Safety review report must not become just 'another door stop'

• PFEW pension compensation - what happens next?

• The Chair Asks...Home Secretary Priti Patel

• No 'extra officers' to deal with illegal bank holiday 'raves'

• PFEW appalled by 31% rise in emergency worker assaults

• Crime figures offer false sense of security

• Ill-health and retirement pension update issued

• Taser 7 approval welcomed

• No, the police are not institutionally racist

• 'Woeful': Northumbria Police Federation condemns soft sentences that could risk more officers losing lives

• Federation tribute to popular officer

• IOPC seeks Federation feedback for overhaul project

• Statement following sentencing in PC Andrew Harper case

• PFEW Chair: 'Pressure on policing back to pre-Covid levels'

• Blog: It's National Road Victim Month

• Officer recruitment drive well on track

• Pay award is 'step in right direction'

• Police Officers to receive 2.5 % Pay Award

• National Chair slams 'seriously damaging' anti-police reports

• Protection after police contact deaths forms new policy

• 'Crystal clear' drunk people cannot socially distance

• Protection after police contact deaths forms new policy

• 'Stop the violence before someone is killed'

• Chair warns of July 4 lockdown easing issues

• Chair calls for large protests to be banned

• Historic virtual conference passes motion for £2 rise

• Chair calls police assault video 'stomach churning'

• Praise for 'irreplaceable' Welfare Support Programme

• Blog: Welcoming Specials into the Federation family

• Roads policing has suffered too long - it's time to prioritise it

• Assaults against emergency workers spike as overall crimes fall

• Mental health must be at heart of Police Covenant

• PFEW Pensions Compensation Claim

• Letter from John Apter to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

• Duke and Duchess of Cambridge thank police

• #Kindness. Mental Health Awareness Week 2020

• PFEW Pensions Compensation Claim

• Federation disputes IOPC Taser use claims

• Home Secretary thanks police for 'incredible work'

• Guidance on second raft of regulation changes

• 'Freezing officer pay would be morally bankrupt'

• Government must provide "crystal clear" guidance

• PFEW position on lockdown guidance

• Cancellation of National Police Memorial Day 2020

• Funding reassurance needed on 20,000 recruitment drive

• DPP re-iterates strong stance on coughing and spitting

• Work ongoing to address pause in pension boost

• Annual Conference and Police Bravery Awards

• Sentencing consistency needed as COVID-19 spitters walk free

• Mixed picture on crime statistics shows need for long-term funding

• Letter from Kit Malthouse to John Apter

• Magistrates and judges must use full sentencing powers

• Expert offers tips on caring for mental health during coronavirus pandemic

• Helpline provides support for police officers during coronavirus crisis

• Dorset police confirm death of a serving police officer

• Blog: Support us to support you

• FAQs: Police officer guidelines on Health Protection Regulations 2020

• Announcement on Pension Discrimination

• Officers urged to seek financial help during Covid-19 virus

• Federation fights for toughened laws with COVID-19 being used as weapon

• National Chair 'cannot imagine' how police can enforce social distancing

• Police Federation National Chair responds to Prime Minister's announcement

• Home Office announces how Taser funding will be allocated

• Frontline officers must be able to feed into review of bail laws

• PC Andrew Harper given posthumous honour

• Outdated funding system must be overhauled

• Policing cannot tackle rising crime alone

• Use of Force form 'crucial' for officer protection

• National Chair to appear in BBC programme on SMART motorways

• National Chair responds as Taser 'bidding' process begins

• Long-term funding is key to future stability

• Member's newsletter - January 2020 issue

• New figures reveal violent reality for emergency service workers

• Welfare Support Programme here to help in 2020

• Police Federation reacts to General Election results

• Northumbria Police Federation is proud to sign the TUC'S 'Dying to Work' Charter

• 'Tis the season to improve officer wellbeing

• National Chair responds to London Bridge terror attack

• Northumbria Pay and Morale Force Report 2019

• National Chair John Apter Centenary Keynote Speech

• More than half of officers worry about money almost every day

• An attack on a police officer should never be plea bargained away

• PFEW Chair addresses Association of Muslim Police annual meeting

• Review of bail conditions: 'Much needed and long overdue'

• Pensions Update from National PFEW Chair

• New Police Roll of Honour unveiled

• Blame culture change needs everyone's backing

• MPs' inquiry into police watchdog welcome

• Wellbeing support paramount for police

• Officer suicides averted by Welfare Support Programme

• Time limit needed to avoid 'massive' mental health impact

• Knife and violent crime continues to spiral

• Pensions further update

• Shift Pattern Survey Results

• Emotional farewell to PC Andrew Harper

• Public Complaints Against Officers down

• Emergency Services Show hears officer wellbeing message

• Blog: What we're doing to boost officer wellbeing

• Federation response to IOPC 'reasonable force' blog

• Rocketing demand and stress pushing officers towards resignation

• Member's newsletter - September 2019 issue