NEWS POLICE PODCAST A sneak peek into the next episodes


The POLICE Podcast ties in with this bi-monthly magazine and upcoming episodes will feature interviews, articles and Q&A’s which go into more depth on some of the subjects important to you. Podcasts are an ideal way to gain updates about our campaigns and insights on issues we raise for you. You can access POLICE: The Podcast from the Police Federation of England and Wales via your mobile devices while out and about or via your smart speaker at home. We would also encourage you to listen to some of the other great podcasts on offer from our campaign partners and other organisations with


who we work alongside. Notable upcoming episodes of POLICE Podcast include an interview on the recently conducted Industrial Rights poll and what it means for you. We will also be covering more on the Branch and HQ elections. We’ve already had some excellent feedback on previous episodes, and we are always looking out for more issues or stories that you would like us to cover.


To get in touch with your suggestions, please email podcast@polfed.org.uk. You can find all the episodes by searching for POLICE: The Podcast


from the Police Federation of England and Wales, which are available on all top podcasting platforms.


DATES FOR THE DIARY Upcoming events across England and Wales


26 November DETECTIVES WEBINAR More details to follow. Visit www.pfewevents.org to book your spot.


SPECIAL CONSTABULARY WEBINARS All webinars are free to attend and will start at 18:30hrs and last for 1 hour. Email events@polfed.org to register your interest.


18 October EVERYONE PAUSE: MENTAL HEALTH IN MENOPAUSE The month of October is Menopause Awareness Month, and World Menopause Day is held annually on 18 October. It aims to break taboo and improve women’s health and wellbeing by raising awareness about the symptoms of menopause and the support options available.


Join us for an insightful session where we will dive into the in-depth findings of our recent menopause survey, which revealed the struggles many women face during this critical life stage.


06 | POLICE | OCTOBER | 2024


7 November WHY BECOME A FED REP? As we move into our next election cycle, we want to make sure that our colleagues from the Special Constabulary who have joined the Federation are supported in standing for election as Fed reps, including hearing from two colleagues who are already active reps in their forces.


14 November TASER AND PIP WEBINAR Why does the Federation believe special constables should be able to carry Taser in support of colleagues; followed by a brief introduction into the world of post-incident procedures, led by the national lead Leigh Godfrey, in particular how the Federation


will support colleagues through this process and what should be expected.


21 November DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION WEBINAR What unique and specific issues might affect special constables that regular officers may not have to overcome, and what is the Federation doing to support colleagues through those issues? Including inputs from the national lead on equality and a nationally renowned expert in this field.


28 November MISCONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE WEBINAR Our national leads in this area will give an input into the police misconduct regulations, the part the Federation plays in supporting officers who are subject to these processes and will explore some of the myths around misconduct.


SPONSORSHIP


Are you an organisation that has a product or service that would benefit the world of policing? To find out more about how you can get involved, visit our Sponsorship Opportunities page or reach out to Alison, our Sponsorship Manager on 01372 352118 or alison.lambert@polfed.org.


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