Chair of Met Police Federation sacked following TV interview

The Chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation has been dismissed by his union following a TV interview in which he expressed concerns over racism fears among officers. And the Chair of the AACE has called for national intervention to stem violent incidents against ambulance staff.

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The Chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation has been dismissed by his union following a TV interview in which he expressed concerns over racism fears among officers. More via Emergency Services Times

AACE calls for further interventions as violence against ambulance staff reaches new high

The Chair of the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) has called for national intervention to stem violent incidents against ambulance staff, which new data shows has hit an all-time high. More via Emergency Services Times

City of London Police welcomes new framework strengthening the fight against fraud

City of London Police has welcomed the 2025-2027 PEEL assessment framework published by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS), which places new emphasis on the crime of fraud. More via Emergency Services Times

FBU recommends pay deal to members

The executive council of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) is recommending that members accept a pay offer of 3.2%, with additional commitments to discuss pay progression and other additional payments. More via Emergency Services Times

Avon and Somerset celebrates launch of renewed victim support services

Victims of crime and antisocial behaviour across Avon and Somerset now have access to enhanced, tailored support services, officially launched on Friday by Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Clare Moody. More via Emergency Services Times