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‘DURING THE WEEK WE WERE TRENDING SIXTH


IN THE UK ON TWITTER’ We spoke to T/CC Rob Carden of Cumbria Constabulary and asked him to discuss his experience of hosting 2023’s Response Policing Week of Action


I think it is fair to say that we have listened very carefully to the feedback we received from last year’s Week of Action and the WeCops Twitter event that took place shortly after. Since this time, the portfolio has been restructured so that we now have tactical leads in each force, all of whom attend quarterly national meetings, that include colleagues from the Police Federation, the College of Policing, HMICFRS and Oscar Kilo.


greater opportunity to influence and progress change across a range of areas within the portfolio, including the development of local and national policy,


initiatives that include evidence-based research, reward and recognition and the coordination of a very successful Response Week.


“This year, over three quarters of forces took the opportunity to take part in the Response Policing Week of Action with the aim of highlighting the


vital role that Response Officers play in protecting the public and keeping communities safe.”


This change in the national structure, supported by the existing Executive Group, has undoubtedly brought about


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has undoubtedly brought about greater opportunity to influence and progress change across a range of areas within the portfolio, including the development of local and national policy, wellbeing


This year, over three quarters of forces took the opportunity to take part in the Response Policing Week of Action with the aim of highlighting the vital role that


response officers play in protecting the public and keeping communities safe. There were some excellent local initiatives that were supported by the Oscar Kilo wellbeing vans, a raffle for


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