What does the police federation do?
What does the police federation do?
It negotiates with the Official Side on all matters concerning its membership’s pay, allowances, hour of duty, annual leave, pensions and other conditions of service.
Who do the police federation represent?
1. The Police Federation of England and Wales (“the Police Federation”) represents the interests of police officers below the rank of superintendent (namely, constables, sergeants, inspectors and chief inspectors).
Who is in charge of West Midlands Police?
Constable Dave Thompson
The force is currently led by Chief Constable Dave Thompson. The force area is divided into ten Local Policing Units (LPUs), each being served by four core policing teams – Response, Neighbourhood, Investigation and Community Action & Priority (CAPT) – with the support of a number of specialist crime teams.
What Firearms do West Midlands Police use?
SIG Sauer P229 (issued to West Midlands Police). SIG Sauer P320 (issued to West Midlands Police to replace the P229 and Lancashire Constabulary).
Is the Police Federation a charity?
A registered Charity run from St Andrews (the Police Treatment Centre in Harrogate). We try and help ease the financial pressures of bringing up a family when life changing circumstances such as the loss of either parent or an injury or illness to the Police Officer parent means they can no longer work.
Is the Police Federation a public body?
We are not a public body and not funded by the public, and we are the only staff association to be subject to Freedom of Information (FoI), which came into effect for the PFEW in April 2017. Further details on access to information is available on the national Police Federation website.
Is the Police Federation a union?
The Police Federation is not a union but is charged with representing its members in all matters affecting welfare and efficiency.
What area is West Midlands Police?
348 square miles
West Midlands Police is the second largest police force in the country, covering an area of 348 square miles and serving a population of almost 2.8 million. The region sits at the very heart of the country and covers the three major centres of Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton.
Who is the chief of West Midlands Police?
Sir David Thompson QPM
Sir David Thompson is our Chief Constable, and has been since 2016. Before this, he joined us as Deputy Chief Constable in 2010. In his current role, Sir David sets our direction alongside the Police and Crime Commissioner’s plan.
Can you donate to the police UK?
By donating to Police Care UK, you are making sure that police and families in need can access the help and care they need. 100% of every pound you donate will go directly towards improving the lives of police officers injured or killed on duty, and their loved ones.
Does the UK have police unions?
Police officers are not allowed to join a trade union. Officers up to and including chief inspectors are represented by the Police Federation, which is a police staff association set up by law. The Police Federation of England and Wales represents around 136,000 officers.
Is the West Midlands Police Federation legal cover?
Legal expenses cover for serving officers is now included as part of West Midlands Police Federation Membership. The Legal Scheme offers cover for a myriad of situations. In almost all cases, it will cover you where you are not covered under the umbrella of the protection offered by the Federation.
Who is George Burrows of West Midlands Police Federation?
West Midlands Police Federation is an Appointed Representative of Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited, and George Burrows is a trading name of Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Who is eligible for West Midlands Police Federation rebate?
The rebate is applicable to officers and retirees who reside together as spouses or co-habiting partners and are both paying for full membership of the West Midlands Police Federation Group Insurance Package in their own right.
Why was the Police Federation established in 1919?
It was established by the Police Act 1919, to provide the Police with a means of bringing their views on welfare and the efficiency of the police service to the notice of the government and to the police authorities. All the elected officials of the Police Federation must be serving police officers.