The autumn issue of Federation Focus, the magazine of South Wales Police Federation, is out now.
Read about the remarkable story of Sergeant Holly Price and PC Rocky Jordan.
They were regional winners at the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) Police Bravery Awards after risking their own safety to save the life of a man who had set himself on fire.
Hear from branch chair Phil Walker in his regular column, and read the response from the Federation on the Government’s police pay award.
We report on the launch of an independent and confidential mental health crisis line, set up by Oscar Kilo, the National Police Wellbeing Service.
And we share the results of the National Uniform Survey and the impact that poor kit and equipment is having on officers, their performance, and their health.
There’s a moving report on this year’s Police Unity Tour and the Care of Police Survivors (COPS) Service of Remembrance, which honours fallen police officers and provides support for their loved ones.
PSA testing
Meet Detective Chief Inspector Scot Anderson, who is co-chair of the Wales LGBT+ Police Network, and Detective Inspector Sharon Gill-Lewis, who qualified for the British Bodybuilding Championship after her first show.
Hear from the founder of the Women of Colour in Policing group as she reflects on South Wales Police’s first official celebrations for South Asian Heritage Month.
There’s a health theme to this edition with a feature on the hugely successful PSA testing campaign, which was held in Force.
And we meet new Federation workplace rep Matthew Stanley and his plans for the role.
It’s all in Federation Focus, which is available to download now.