Suffolk Police Federation
Welcome!
Welcome to the Suffolk Police Federation website. This site is split into a number of tabs offering a differing level of access to members of the Public, Police Officers (both subscribing and retired) and support staff.
Restricted access to Officers is there to allow relevant discussions and information updates to be made known to all subscribing members of Suffolk Police Federation. It will hopefully assist and provide detail on matters affecting Suffolk Police Officers.
Your feedback is important to us in order that this site can be better developed through the needs of officers.
Please use the contact us link as appropriate.
NARPO is a UK-based, rank-free association of retired police officers dedicated to improving benefits for all members and their website is:
www.narpo.org.uk or for the Suffolk Branch: www.narposuffolk.org.uk
National Police Federation link: http://www.polfed.org/
Police Federation National Detective Forum www.pfndf.org
Police Federation Reaction to Home Secretary's decision to implement PAT Ruling - NEW Statement re Fall in Police Numbers Information re Police Arbitration Tribunal Decision PAT Decision - Winsor Part One - Federation Response to HMIC Report Rules of Engagement - 2011 Christmas Message from National Federation National Federation Response to HMIC Report: Without Fear or Favour HMIC Report: Without Fear or Favour - A review of Police Relationships - December 2011 Letter to Home Secretary re Winsor's Review and Home Secretary's reply
PFEW Chairman Paul McKeever makes statement on public sector pay cap……
National Chairman's Update - November 2011
JBB Circular re Annual Leave during School Holidays 2012
Anglia Regional News - Anglia Tonight - Review into Cuts - watch here
You can hear a radio interview from BBC Radio Suffolk with Mick Richardson, our General Secretary about the riots and cuts to police funding here
The Gurney FundGurney Fund - www.gurneyfund.org/ The Gurney Fund may help children not only of Police Officers who have died on duty, but of those who have taken early retirement on ill-health grounds. I have been successful in arranging an award for a previous member, which I know was gracefully received. The grants may be made for various items which families could not otherwise afford, such as educational trips, musical instruments, books and school uniforms. Income is derived from your contributions to Suffolk Constabulary Benevolent Fund and any other contributions from you or the public.
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Police CharitiesThe Suffolk Police Benevolent Fund comprises of four charities: the Benevolent Fund itself, The Gurney Fund, The Police Dependants Trust and lastly Flint House. Over 70% of our members know that contributing to this fund is a worthy cause. You are not only potentially helping yourself for any future difficulties but assisting and supporting your colleagues in times of hardship. Below is further information or contact their websites. To join click here for an application form.
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