North Wales Police
Protecting communities, serving the public and catching criminals – could this be your next challenge? We are now recruiting police…
Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Protecting communities, serving the public and catching criminals – could this be your next challenge? We are now recruiting police…
Jodie is a police officer with Avon and Somerset Police and is a police constable degree apprenticeship (PCDA) student at…
Nottinghamshire Police welcomes you to join us and help serve your community. We recognise the second-to-none experience, transferable skills, teamwork,…
Police Constable Mark (Bob) Santrian describes his journey from Armed Forces to police force. I had a varied career in…
We’re here to help people when they need us most and as part of our organisation, you too will play…
We are not ‘Military police’ nor a Home Office police force, we are the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP). We…
Robert Williams left the Army last year and already feels at home in his new role with North Wales Police.…
The transition from the Military to civilian uniformed services can be just about as straightforward as resettlement gets. One of…
We outline the transition process and what you can expect from roles in different services. Service-leavers may still have an…
Issue We are in Afghanistan for one overriding reason – to protect our national security by helping the Afghans take control of their own.
19th Regiment Royal Artillery ( 19 Regt RA ) has become The Scottish Gunners as a result of 40th Regiment Royal Artillery (The Lowland Gunners) being put into suspended animation as part of the Army 2020 restructuring process. In addition, 38 (Seringapatam) Battery has been subordinated to 19 Regt RA . As the only Scottish Artillery Regiment remaining, 19 Regt RA becomes The Scottish Gunners in order to continue the proud heritage of both the Highland and Lowland Gunners and retain its links with Scotland
Members of the Royal Military Police (RMP) have been working alongside the Afghan Police in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, to create a more community-focused force.
Members of the Royal Military Police (RMP) have opened up their training camp at Longmoor to give the public an insight into the training of the Close Protection Unit (CPU).
Territorial Army soldier Lance Corporal Aiden Cooper is currently working with the Afghan Uniform Police to help nurture an efficient police force who can maintain the security of the country themselves.
The Royal Air Force’s 2 (Tactical) Police Squadron (2 TPS) have been on parade at RAF Henlow to receive campaign medals for their recent tour in Afghanistan.
Soldiers from 2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles (2 RGR) have been training new, elite teams of Afghan Uniform Police (AUP) in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan.
Royal Engineers from 59 Commando Squadron have completed construction of an Afghan Local Police (ALP) station in the Lashkar Gah district of Helmand province.