AFTER swimming almost 100 miles, cycling for 2,500 miles and running over 600 miles in consecutive triathlons over 100 days, the Editor of Police Professional, Paul Lander, finishes his final Olympic-distance triathlon next Thursday, 7th February at National Memorial Arboretum (NMA) in Staffordshire.
Press statement in response to the Daily Mail article published on Saturday, 8th December 2018.
The Editor of Police Professional, Paul Lander, is to embark on 100 consecutive days of triathlons in aid of the UK Police Memorial.
The Surrey Police Band have raised £1,000 in aid of the UK Police Memorial, the charity of the year of Chief Constable Nick Ephgrave.
The names of over 1,400 police officers and police staff who have been killed on duty will be inscribed on the physical memorial to be built at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, whilst a further 4,000 names of those who have died on duty will be remembered.
ALMOST £2,000 has been raised by members of the Police family who walked 20 miles along the banks of the River Thames on Saturday, 15th September in aid of the UK Police Memorial, as part of the Thin Blue Line Thames Riverwalk.
ON THE first anniversary of the murder of PC Keith Palmer (22nd March) at the gates of the Houses of Parliament, the UK Police Arboretum Memorial Trust is launching a text giving fundraising campaign to support the building of a new memorial to honour fallen police officers.
A CHARITY gala night held at the BT Tower on Wednesday, 14th March has raised over £50,000 for the new UK Police Memorial.
Trustees of the UK Police Memorial have decided to honour those officers and staff who have died on duty as well as those who lost their lives in the conduct of their duty.
Trust Responds to The Times Newspaper Story
The Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum is just one element of our vision. We still need your support to help us complete our work.