MPs call for #prison officers to receive mandatory body armour at a Westminster Hall debate last month, with cross-party consensus that more must be done to protect these vital public servants🧵1/25
MP warns 'unsafe' prisons are ‘haemorrhaging experience’
Grahame Morris MP is right. The prison service is losing far too many experienced staff members. We urgently need action to address the overcrowding, understaffing and prison violence that is driving experienced officers out of the service.
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Speaking this morning with @NickFerrariLBC about the review into releases in error @POAunion
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Enough is enough @UKLabour deliver on your promises and let’s see the biggest insourcing in a generation. Scrap that contract with CAPITA and bring it back in house !
A retired prison officer waiting for his pension since July was told by Capita he needed more patience and then that they’d lost his details!
@POAnatchair @POAUnion tells the meeting in Parliament
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MPs call for #prison officers to receive mandatory body armour at a Westminster Hall debate last month, with cross-party consensus that more must be done to protect these vital public servants🧵1/25
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Reacting to @DailyMirror report on @PoliceChiefs announcing mandatory recording of officer suicides, National Chair Tiff Lynch said: "This would not have happened without sustained pressure from the PFEW and families affected by officer suicide pushing for change over many years.
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(2/2) This work is for you; for our 145,000 members.
👉 Read the full update here:polfed.org/news/latest-news/…
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(1/2) The Federation is changing and we want every officer to see how.
National Chair, Tiff Lynch, has shared an honest update on the transformation underway across PFEW: fixing what needs fixing, strengthening governance, improving support for members and delivering real change.
Winding up, Sir Julian welcomes the Minister’s “indications in the right direction” on body armour but regrets he “hasn’t been willing to give the complete commitment that we want, which is that, in principle, given that this is what the staff members themselves desire, they should be able to have stab-proof vests whichever #prison in which they are working” 24/25
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Read Hansard transcript: hansard.parliament.uk/common… 25/25







