NEWS POLICE PODCAST


Recent research from Teesside University has shed light on the numerous benefits of listening to podcasts. Regularly tuning into audio content can significantly enhance cognitive functions, including listening skills, reasoning, and critical analysis. Additionally, it contributes to an overall increase in mental wellbeing. One podcast making waves in this space is the POLICE podcast from the Police Federation of England and Wales. This podcast is tailored specifically to address issues of primary importance to its membership, providing valuable content that resonates with listeners.


HIGHLIGHT EPISODE: PENSIONS FAQ A standout episode is the pensions FAQ edition, which has garnered popularity among listeners. This episode offers a comprehensive overview of pension arrangements, catering to individuals at various stages of their policing careers—from new recruits to those approaching retirement.


HOW TO TUNE IN You can listen to all episodes of the POLICE podcast on most podcast platforms. Simply search for POLICE: the Podcast from the Police Federation of England and Wales.


The POLICE podcast is a valuable resource worth exploring. Is there a particular episode or topic that you find especially engaging or helpful? For any comments or questions about the podcast, you can reach out via email at podcast@polfed.org.


DATES FOR THE DIARY Upcoming events across England and Wales


transition smoothly into civilian careers, and will be joined by PFEW Wellbeing leads Hayley Aley and Paul Williams. This webinar is free to attend.


25 February 2025 NEXT CHAPTER


Retirement from the police force marks a significant life transition, and adjusting to a new career or lifestyle can be challenging. Join us for this essential webinar, in collaboration with the Police Leavers Partnership, to explore how officers can successfully navigate life beyond policing. Experts Dr Ceri Jones, Chartered


Psychologist, and Stuart Noble, retired Chief Superintendent, will share insights on managing career change, building a strong professional identity, and maintaining mental well-being post- service. They will also introduce the Police Leavers Employment Gateway, an online hub designed to help officers


08 | POLICE | OCTOBER | 2025


To register your place visit: www.events.teams.microsoft.com/ event/03322a0f-cf93-4346-ae97- 312d2bed43af@f6d79420-e26a-471d- baf1-5dbd9fe9faf3 Turn to page 14 to learn more


11-13 March 2025 SECURITY AND POLICING – HOME OFFICE EVENT Security and Policing, the official UK Government global security event, returns to the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre. Hosted by the Home Office’s Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC), Security and Policing offers a world‐class opportunity to meet and discuss the latest advances in delivering national security and resilience with leading UK suppliers UK and overseas Government officials and senior decision makers across the law enforcement and security sectors. Apply to attend by visiting:


www.securityandpolicing.co.uk/visit/ apply-to-attend


8 March INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8 March each year in many countries around the world. It is a global day which recognises the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.


9 March DAY OF REFLECTION 2025 2025 marks five years since the pandemic began and we continue to honour and remember those affected. People and communities are invited to come together on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection, to mark the day in ways that feel meaningful to them.


1 April STRESS AWARENESS MONTH Increasing public awareness about both the causes and cures for our modern stress epidemic. Stress Awareness Month is celebrated every April to raise awareness of the negative effects of stress and how to manage it.


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