Taser In Our Community
Last week the Police Federation of England and Wales(PFEW) held a poll whereby a majority of officers who responded voted […]
The Howard Legacy
The issues that the Carol Howard case have raised will continue to plague the Met and Policing nationally until the […]
The MetBPA and Woman’s Forum is hosting a number of cultural events for members and non members
The MetBPA and Woman’s Forum is hosting a number of cultural events for members and non members.These interesting exhibitions, educational […]
Met’s First Black Female Assistant Commissioner
A SCOTTISH-BORN black woman who joined London police over 27 years ago has risen to one of the force’s most […]
Changes to the police disciplinary system
This written ministerial statement was laid in Parliament on 18 November 2014 in the House of Commons by Theresa May […]
MetBPA’s response to unrest in Ferguson
The tragic events of Ferguson and the subsequent scenes we are witnessing only serve to stress the need for effective […]
Welcome to the New MetBPA Executive
Congratulations to Janet Hills who has been voted in for a second term as the Chair of the Met Black Police […]
Retired Detective Constable Yvonne Rhoden MBE receives the British Association for Women in Policing Lifetime Achievement award
DC Yvonne Rhoden MBE has recently retired from the Met after a career of 30 years. She’s been instrumental in changing […]
Minority communities ‘must help’ recruit 17,000 more BME officers
Figures on diversity in the police service were released by the College of Policing at the National Black Police Association […]
Positive discrimination employment changes branded ‘politically correct’
Met Commissioner’s call for legislative changes to employment law to attract more recruits from minority ethnic groups backed by other […]