Norfolk Police Federation

09/10/2026

Police Mortgages are now one of our providers

https://police-mortgages.co.uk

08/10/2026

Colleagues in the British Transport Police Federation have launched a new film highlighting the demands of policing the nation's rail network and the experiences officers can carry long after a shift ends

Britain’s railways never stop. Neither do the demands placed on the officers who police them. Watch the film here.

05/10/2026

90-minute interactive panel discussion webinar to hear first-hand experiences of menopause in policing is upcoming

Panel members will share their personal journeys, discuss the challenges and opportunities involved, and explore how managers can provide meaningful support to colleagues experiencing menopause.

16 October at 10.30am.

https://pfewevents.org/international-menopause-day-panel-discussion

02/10/2026

Upcoming Family Law Surgery For Colleagues

01/10/2026

Serve and Protect Credit Union are pleased to announce the latest fixed-rate savings account is now available paying a guaranteed return of 4.25% AER.

✅ 4.25% AER fixed for 12 months (starting 1st November 2026)

✅ Balances between £1,000-£10,000

✅No fees or charges

✅Available until 28th October 2026

This is simply for your awareness—it’s not a recommendation.

Please take a look and decide if it’s right for you.

The account is available to apply for between 1st to 28th October 2026 and you need to become a member first – which is free.

You can learn more here:
https://serveandprotectcu.co.uk/save/fixed-saver/

Terms and eligibility criteria apply.

30/09/2026

The Police pay rise is now in effect. Now could be the perfect time to put a little extra aside for your future. Whether you're saving for your first home, building up your savings, or giving a child a head start, our range of tax-efficient ISAs could help you achieve your goals.



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28/09/2026

Thousands of police officers who have died on duty were honoured at the 23rd annual National Police Memorial Day.

Members of the police family gathered in Belfast on 27 September, to honour around the more than 4,500 officers who have lost their lives on duty.

1,500 people were in attendance.

The names of those officers who have died in the past year were read out.

PC Matthew Blades and PC Tom Clough, of Cleveland Police, PC Alice Slominska, of Bedfordshire Police, PC Jess Turnbull, of Northumbria Police, PC Mark Chester, of The Ministry of Defence Police, PC Mathew Parker, of Essex Police, PC Bradley Corke, of Kent Police, and PC Faizaan Najeeb, of Northamptonshire Police.

Chris Hobbs, Secretary of Norfolk Police Federation, said: “In Norfolk we’ve had 10 officers that have sadly died or been killed on duty, starting in 1907 with the last one in 2003, so it’s really vital that we never, ever forget, and we pay respects to them, we pay tribute to them on the anniversary of their deaths and I am always heartened by the responses and recognition.

"This year I am remembering the officers from Cleveland, the impact of their deaths has been felt throughout the policing family and Norfolk Police Federation were honoured to be invited to support our colleagues in Cleveland.

"I will also be thinking of DC Neil Hayes today, although his loss was not on duty it was felt throughout our constabulary and his previous force of South Yorkshire."

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood gave a reading at the service, as did the Lady Lieutenant of Belfast Dame Fionnuala Jay-O'Boyle. And Jon Boutcher, Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

During the service, candles were lit for officers in each of the four nations.

Lighting the candle for Northern Ireland was Jackie Gorman, mother of Constable Kevin Gorman, who died 23rd November 2008, alongside three colleagues, while responding to a call for assistance when their police vehicle lost control and struck a wall.

Lighting the candle for Wales was Dorothy Ellis, mother of PC Adrian Ellis, of Gwent Constabulary, who died on 27th September 1989. Adrian was killed in a motorcycle accident while travelling to report for duty.

Lighting the candle for Scotland was Christine Fulton MBE, wife of PC Lewis Fulton, of Strathclyde Police, who died on 17 June 1994, when he was stabbed during a violent struggle as he took action to protect members of the public.

Lighting the candle for England was Chris Prior, husband of PC Rosie Prior, of North Yorkshire Police, who died on 11 January 2025, when she was struck by a lorry while assisting at the scene of a collision.

At the end of the service, the Last Post was sounded, and petals in remembrance of all the officers who have lost their lives were distributed to the congregation.

27/09/2026

Members of the paid their respects to fallen colleagues at National Police Memorial Day in Belfast today.

24/09/2026

🚔 Our police officers deserve our support.

It was good to meet Andy Symonds from Norfolk Police Federation to once again thank our officers for their professionalism and bravery during the horrific scenes we saw in Thetford.

But saying thank you is not enough. We also need to listen to officers about what they need from politicians.

We discussed the burnout facing young officers, pay and, importantly, how we can make sure Norfolk Constabulary gets a fair deal so our officers have the resources and support they need to keep our communities safe.

I’ll keep listening, keep raising these issues and keep doing what I can to support the brilliant officers who serve Norfolk.

23/09/2026

Remembering DC Terence Glister, of Norfolk Constabulary, who died on duty on this day in 1987

He died alongside DC Michael Last, of Suffolk Constabulary