Miscellaneous Forces

Anyone worked with these lot ? https://jobs.cityoflondon.gov.uk/ Sworn in as an Epping Forest Constable, you will ensure public adherence to the Epping Forest byelaws and liaise with police and local law enforcement where required to maintain the safety of colleagues and Forest visitors. Job Information Pack OENV0302.pdf

Wandsworth Parks and Events Police have a new van: http://www.ukemergency.co.uk/lf16-npo-wandsworth-parks-and-events-police-ford-transit-custom/ I don't think that I can post the pics, as they are copyrighted. Looks quiet smart and almost indistinguisable to a member of the public to any other police vehicle that they might see driving around London. It could easily be mistaken for a BTP vehicle if you looked in your rear mirror. Interesting to see that they are now being brave enough just to write 'police' on the vehicle. Other vehicles have historically preceded the word 'police' with 'parks'.

Hello All, Parks police are recruiting for an officer, if interestedd let me know as I am part of the team... https://jobs.richmondandwandsworth.gov.uk/jobs/job/Parks-and-Events-Police-Constable/6688 *Must of been a served constable from another Force

Anyone worked with these lot? Are they similar to Park Constables https://uk.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appsharedroid&jk=96ccf3785086b0c5

We all know of the Cathedral Constabularies (x4): * Liverpool *York *Canterbury *Chester ... ancient forces most of them (well 600-800 yrs at least). BUT, can/could other churches and other faiths, theoretically form their own? E.g. the Roman Catholic Church for their cathedrals? What about synagogues, temples or mosques? Could they? I think Cathedrals are attested under common law, i.e. there is no actual Act, so surely this could be used for constables at any place of worship? What do you think?

Greetings, I don't know if anyone here will be able to answer this question but do any of the local authority parks plod dotted about the place have access to PNC? I know port forces do, well more specifically Dover Port Police but I was wondering if Parks Police had the same sort of access? Out of interest more than anything else.

I thought this would be a good thread for the subject of UK police serving overseas. Both questions & answers and information. Government page link: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/international-secondments-for-the-foreign-and-commonwealth-office#opportunities-for-police-officers (bit out of date, still talks about ACPO, Afghanistan, etc) I know it generally falls into one of the following categories: * United Nations Police (UNPOL) secondments * Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Police secondments * British Overseas Territories and Commonwealth Realms/Republics/Countries etc secondments Examples include offi…

Instresting vacancy https://seemehired.com/jobs/forth-ports-group/10075/ Anyone worked with these lot ?

RECRUITING MDP https://www.mod.police.uk/new-recruits/

Hello All, Anyone worked with these lot ? What powers do they full under ? https://uk.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appsharedroid&jk=cf062387538bab6e

Hello All, I see this special police force are still recruiting, thought the parks police was disbanded 🧐 https://retrain.cimspa.co.uk/jobs/job/reserve-parks-events-police-support-officer/ Anyone know about the role ? Seems like a casual PCSO for parks police

Various locations BF apprentice(AO grade) opportunities for and officers opportunities (EO grade). There seems to now be an "Officer" and "Apprentice" entry level position.

I thought this would be an interesting read for some of you, a day in the life of a Parks Bobby during the lockdown. https://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/news/may-2020/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-parks-police-constable-during-covid-19/

Parks Constable RBKC282755 Job Summary: Salary range: £26,544 - £30,618 per annum Work location: London Hours per week: 36 Contract type: Permanent Vetting requirements: Enhanced DBS Checks Closing date: 10th January 2022 Interview date: 18th January 2022 About Us: Annualised hours: 10 hour shifts (daylight hours), including 2 w…

How 'police' like are the NCA? It seems now they are much more hands on, their branding is advancing with "NCA POLICE" type wording, collar numbers and they seem to carry PAVA in these photos. I originally thought they were more desk investigative based, so interesting & good to see they are quite hands on. I know they have either Constable, Customs Officer or Immigration Officer powers, but can they get involved in anything anywhere, NI, Scotland etc? I wonder too how many of them are firearms officers. I seem to remember a shooting in London a few years back. Not asking for any inside details, but just interested to see the Home Office having mor…