British Association
for Women in Policing
I was asked to do an article for the civil service magazine ....
‘It frames you as a person': National Crime Agency chief Lynne Owens on her career protecting the public | Civil Service World. Thanks to @CSW_DepEd https://t.co/u0f1oq4Vxl
Any females want to be a dog officer but don’t know what it entails or have the confidence! Read below about The officers of Devon & Cornwall! #inspirational #999family
Sasha May be retired from our breeding program but 3 of her sons from her E litter are now operational Police dogs. Full story in today’s blog.
https://t.co/BN3UymsQeK
@ktbg1 @UniofOxford @TVWN 👍 Also lots of awesome role models in policing too. Maybe some of @wecops @BAWPUK @CCWomeninPolice could join in too?
@BAWPUK @GRTPA_UK @PolicePagan @DisabledPolAssn @npaa_uk please RT https://t.co/3gzHWbooA5
If you are a national lead in policing for a support network or association, have you booked to come to our SCC evening event on the 11th March? Last year’s event was a great success. It’s a fantastic opportunity to meet the #SCC2020 participants, the chief officers of tomorrow
Delighted to have able to attend on behalf of @BAWPUK https://t.co/VjAVucMI48
@BAWPUK @IAWPInfo https://t.co/vYn5hFhBAK
The British Association for Women in Policing was founded to empower the Police services’ strong, hardworking women. The organisation’s mission is to continue to ensure that women’s voices in policing are both heard and understood.
Gender equality within policing is an integral part of BAWP’s mission and the organisation plays a significant role in providing a platform for women within in the industry.
With representatives across the UK, including the British Transport Police, Royal Navy Police, National Crime Agency and Isle of Man Constabulary, we work with both national and geographic forces and law enforcement responsibilities.
