The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is launching a new event for 2024: FedConnect. This event is designed to enhance communication between PFEW and its members, focusing on discussing the reform program and engaging members on key issues affecting policing. Hosted by Ian Collins, a British radio and television presenter, journalist and author.

This is an invaluable opportunity for members of the policing community to come together, share insights, and shape the future of policing.

Speakers

Photo of Tiff Lynch, PFEW Deputy National Chair

Tiff Lynch

Acting National Chair - PFEW

The Rt Hon Chris Philp MP

Shadow Home Secretary

Photo of Mukund Krishna, PFEW CEO

Mukund Krishna

CEO - PFEW

Matt Cane

Secretary - Met Police Federation

Colin Reynolds

Reynolds Dawson Solicitors

Brian Booth

Acting Deputy National Chair - PFEW

Rebecca Camber

Chair of the Crime Reporters Association and Crime and Security Editor - Daily Mail

Alan Woods

Head of Media & Public Affairs - NPCC

Danny Shaw

Crime, Policing and Justice Journalist Commentor

John Partington

Acting Deputy Secretary - PFEW

Stuart Green

Sergeant - Surrey Police

Asad Moghal

Digital Communications Expert

09:30

Opening Remarks

Tiff Lynch

09:50

NX121 - Lessons Learned

How did the Federation respond after a firearms officer made a split-second decision to protect members of the public?

With the trial now concluded, Matt Cane, Metropolitan Police Federation General Secretary and Colin Reynolds, Partner at Reynolds Dawson Solicitors, discuss the moment they stepped in to provide all possible support to NX121 from the first day until conclusion of the trial. They will also lookback on the lessons PFEW learnt while tirelessly working with solicitors for two years on one of the most publicised cases in the UK’s policing history.

 

Matt Cane
Colin Reynolds

10:10

Operation Navette - Lessons Learned

Op Navette was the largest mobilisation of public order officers since the 2011 England riots, in response to the violent disorder in the UK during the summer.

Acting Deputy National Chair Brian Booth will explore the challenges faced by officers providing mutual aid, what more must be done to better support them and the impact of the media’s reporting on the public protests.

Brian Booth
Stuart Green

10:30

Policing and the Media

The police need the media, and the media need the police. But the relationship between the two has never been a stable one and the cracks have widened in recent years.

What’s gone wrong and how can we achieve a re-set?

Panel session with Danny Shaw, crime, justice and policing commentator and former Advisor to Yvette Cooper, Rebecca Camber, Chair of the Crime Reporters’ Association, Alan Woods, Head of Media and Public Affairs at the National Police Chiefs' Council and Asad Moghal a digital communications expert.

Alan Woods
Danny Shaw
Rebecca Camber
Asad Moghal

11:15

BREAK

11:30

Special Guest

Rt. Hon Chris Philp, Shadow Home Secretary and former Policing Minister in conversation with our host Ian Collins for his perspective on policing for 2025 and onwards.

The Rt Hon Chris Philp MP

12:15

Pay and Conditions

With a new government in place, Acting National Deputy Secretary John Partington will discuss PFEW's position on police pay and conditions and the initiatives being undertaken for pay to adequately reflect the unique status of officers in England and Wales.

John Partington

12:45

LUNCH

13:30

Transformation Agenda

Learn about the Federation’s vision for change and reform and what it means for you. As the triannual election cycle gets underway, Mukund Krishna, PFEW CEO, will take you through Federation’s Strategy 2028 aimed at making it fit for the future. 

Mukund Krishna

14:00

Question Time

Have your questions answered directly. CEO Mukund Krishna, Acting National Chair Tiffany Lynch and Acting Deputy National Secretary John Partington will field questions to share your insights and concerns about the Federation and the reforms being undertaken.

Mukund Krishna
Tiff Lynch
John Partington

14:30

CLOSE

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