Metropolitan Police Federation

When the Croydon Guardian published a story about police stations in the borough facing closure, its readers were quick to get in touch with the paper.

For decades, scientists have been devising cost-effective training programmes for business and sports professionals to help them achieve peak performance.

MET FEDERATION DEPUTY GENERAL SECRETARY COLIN ROGERS GIVES HIS TAKE ON THE CURRENT SCENE


In the last edition of Metline I spoke about community support officers.

Sometimes, clients turn up at solicitors' offices after a summer holiday with more than just sunburn.

When hardmen 'Slip' Sullivan and Tommy Smithson fell out, the result was violent in the extreme.

The safety of the capital's residents, business community and visitors depends on the skill and commitment of the 30,000-plus front line officers who the Metropolitan Police Federation represents professionally.

An officer who abuses drugs poses a safety risk to his colleagues.

HEALTH AND SAFETY SECRETARY STEVE RANDS EXPLAINS SOME OF THE MET FED'S CONCERNS OVER THE NEW DIGITAL RADIO FOR POLICE


As the roll-out of the new digital Terrestrial Trunked Radio (Tetra) technology to emergency services around the UK nears completion, all doesn't seem well.