Alistair Jack, their latest request for a medal had been disappointingly refused by the Home Office and Cabinet Office in Downing Street. Bryn continued: “It’s that emblem, that recognition, which


you can take home and you can look at it whenever you want. You can look at the medal with pride, or you can look at it with sadness, but you’ve got it and it’s yours and that’s the official recognition for the sacrifice they made. “We are supported a massive amount by the Police


Federation, and we’ve got cross-party support from a number of MPs. It just seems the wheels of bureaucracy are turning a little bit slower than we would like, and we want to keep on pushing.” PFEW National Board Member John Partington,


commented: “The Police Federation of England and Wales continues to work alongside Bryn Hughes and other families in their call for a posthumously awarded medal for those who die in the execution of their duty. “I repeat my call to the Home Secretary to resolve this matter with urgency so the families of all emergency service workers who have lost their lives while serving their communities can count on the state for the recognition they deserve.”


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