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National Police Bravery Awards 2013

National Police Bravery Awards 2013

The Metropolitan Police Federation have nominated three cases for consideration by the national awards panel:Case one - Two Officers from Bexley who risked their own lives by diving into the River Thames to rescue a woman who had fallen in and was being sept away by strong currents.

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Lest we forget - PC Kenneth Charles Wilkinson

Lest we forget - PC Kenneth Charles Wilkinson

PC Kenneth Charles Wilkinson died 18 June 1966 as a result of injuries sustained in the execution of his duty.

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Metropolitan Police hosts Youth Presentation Day

Metropolitan Police hosts Youth Presentation Day

Met Hosts 1st Youth Presentation Day 14.

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Lest we forget - PC James William Yardley

Lest we forget - PC James William Yardley

PC James William Yardley died 16 June 1998 as a result of injuries sustained in an RTC whilst travelling to duty.

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Queens Birthday Honours

Queens Birthday Honours

Many congratulations to Police Sergeant Michael John Tisi on his being awarded the Queens Police Medal in the Queens Birthday Honours list.

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Metropolitan Police Federation

The Metropolitan Police Federation is the staff association to which every constable, sergeant, inspector and chief inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service belongs - a total of more than 30,000 officers.

Its job is to represent its members' interests in all matters affecting their welfare and efficiency, including conditions of employment, and it carries considerable influence.

In common with other police forces' Federations, it is affiliated to the Police Federation of England and Wales.

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