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THE POLICE FEDERATION OF ENGLAND AND WALES JUNE 2025 POLICE


Meet Our Heroes


Tribute The extraordinary PC Trevor Lock


FedConnect 2025 Putting Members First


Reps Spotlight Sergeant Aaron Bell


Lookback Policing and James Callaghan


38 NEWS


04 Copped Enough Calling for real reform


07 The King’s Honours Outstanding officers awarded


08 Independent Review Towards a modern Federation


10 POLICE Podcast Upcoming episodes


10 Dates for the diary Upcoming events and awareness days


12 Tribute PC Trevor Lock – fighting terror unarmed


FEATURES


16 Police Bravery Awards 2025 Meet our heroes


34 Inclusive Policing Outstanding contribution to women in policing


37 FedConnect 2025 Putting members first


38 Mortgage advice The team at Quick Mortgages give us their invaluable insight


40 Reps Spotlight Duty, responsibility, compassion


42 Lookback


James Callaghan and British policing 46 Charity


Going the extra mile


47 Charity Thin blue loop


50 Wellness From beat to baseline


03 | POLICE | JUNE | 2025 34 42 INSIDE...


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