North Wales Police Federation’s secretary and chair were quick to get involved in this year’s national Federation conference. Secretary Richard Eccles was the first delegate to pose a question to police minister Nick Hurd but only after suggesting that the MP could have a conversation with Sir Thomas Winsor, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary […]
Pursuits lead Tim Rogers says the development is a move in the right direction after the Home Office today (Tuesday 22 May) launched a consultation on proposals to amend proposes the legislation on careless and dangerous driving to recognise the high level of training and skill possessed by trained police drivers. It also aims to […]
#ProtectTheProtectors #Unacceptable Samuel James Alexander Jones, 26, of Elwy Meadows, Lower Denbigh Road, St Asaph has been sentenced to 12 months after pleading guilty to criminal damage. Officer were attending after reports of a domestic disturbance during the early hours of April 9. Jones, carrying a pickaxe, approached the livered Vauxhall Astra. The officers […]
The provisions governing police maternity leave and pay are set out in Police Regulations. These set out that Police Maternity Pay (PMP) and Police Maternity Leave (PML) commencement dates are as notified by the officer – the force cannot change these dates. However, it has come to light that some forces, including North Wales […]
The 22 Workplace Representatives for the North Wales Police Federation are confirmed as: North Wales East Constituency: Constable Jonathan Ashton Sergeant Nicola Collins Constable Gary Edwards Constable Tony Edwards Inspector Ceri Hawe D/Constable Nick Hawe Sergeant Mark Jones, Safer Neighbourhood Team Chief Inspector Paul Jones D/Constable Victoria Knight Constable Michael Laidlaw Sergeant Tony Latham Chief […]
#ProtectTheProtectors #JobLikeNoOther The officers were punched, spat at, hit and bitten. Five offenders so far have been charged and will be attending Magistrates court in the near future. One officer, bitten on the leg required hospital treatment, tetanus and antibiotics. This is totally unacceptable. An assault on police is an assault on society, and should […]
Under discussion will be whether Wales needs a new approach to crime. Some are arguing that you get what you pay for, and funding for the police needs to be increased, others say that is just throwing money at the problem, and we need to be tougher on the causes of crime – poverty, poor […]
All members will receive an email either encouraging them to vote or explaining that there is no election in their force. Please note, once sending begins the system takes 36 hours to complete distribution so you may not receive your voting email until after lunch on 2 March. Members will get a further two direct […]
AMs gave their support on Tuesday 26th February to a new law for 999 staff. Labour MP Chris Bryant wants to double the maximum sentence for common assault on an emergency worker to a year. The Rhondda MP said there were 20 such assaults in Wales a day. AMs unanimously […]
There will be three live online Q&As with reps Hayley Aley (Warwickshire) and Mark Jones (North Wales) explaining the work of reps. The first two sessions will be held on 5 February using Facebook Live (12pm Hayley/5pm Mark), with Hayley doing a follow-up session on Periscope at 10am on 8 February. Find out how to […]
A hero. What is a hero? Superman? Batman? Or my friend, Luke! Yes, that’s right. A hero doesn’t have to be famous, be able to fly or spin their own web. They just need to be inspirational, courageous and amazing. The true definition of the word hero is: ‘A person who is admired for […]
The 2018 Light the Lakes event takes place overnight Friday 22nd June into Saturday the 23rd June. Groups climb their chosen Peak from the 214 Wainwright Peaks in the Lake District and then a synchronised lighting of beacons takes place at 0300 hrs. People either climb their chosen peaks during the evening then settle in […]
North Wales Police officers who deployed Taser in dealing with a male reported to have been armed with a knife have been vindicated by the IPCC after 14 months. The IPCC Report concludes that: “In this case, the officers were confronted in a confined space by an individual who had been seen in the street […]
Police leaders and government must do more to tackle a seemingly unstoppable crisis in detective policing as morale hits rock bottom. That was the message from the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) as findings from its national detectives’ survey showed workload, fatigue and stress was on the rise. The findings were released on […]
Despite some gains for officers in England and Wales, today’s headline announcement of a 2% pay award will leave many angry and deflated, Steve White, chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, said. “Police officers do not join the service to make huge amounts of money; they do it out of a sense […]
