Sir Hugh Orde, Chair of the UK Police Memorial Trustees, said: “The selfless actions of Met PC Keith Palmer remind us all that, every day, the brave men and women of our police service are prepared to put themselves in a position of danger to keep us safe and protect us from harm.
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The names of more than eighteen hundred police officers and police staff, who have died from injuries they sustained whilst carrying out their lawful duties, are to be inscribed on the UK Police Memorial at the National Arboretum in Staffordshire.
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In selecting a design for the new UK Police Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum, the Trustees have always recognised the importance of names. A design was selected which enables personal memorials with the engraving of the names of the fallen onto the leaves of the Memorial fabric and presented to loved ones.
Airbus Group, the leading air transport supplier to the UK’s blue-light services, has pledged its commitment to creating a new UK Police Memorial with a philanthropic donation of £100,000.
Airwave confirms digital and online partnership with UK Police Memorial
Forty of the UK’s Police Forces have pledged their financial support for the new memorial to UK Policing at the National Memorial Arboretum, with many more committing to hosting regional information and fundraising events.
Police Credit Union announces its support for new UK Police Memorial
The Chancellor, George Osborne, has announced £1 million in government support for the development of a new memorial to honour the United Kingdom’s Police Service, to be built at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire. The announcement was made at a reception held on behalf of the Police Arboretum Memorial…
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