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In 2021, Poultney was promoted to Deputy Chief Constable and she was appointed Chief Constable in June 2021, [2] succeeding Stephen Watson (who went onto to lead Greater Manchester Police). Poultney is the first woman to hold the position. [3]
In England and Wales, women made up a 61% majority of non-uniformed support staff (likewise in Northern Ireland [25]) and 45% of Police Community Support Officers. The proportion of female special constables is similar to that of fulltime police officers. Women make up a higher percentage of constables than of higher-ranked officers.
[3] [2] There she was promoted to Assistant Chief Constable, then in March 2019 to Deputy Chief Constable, in which role she led the initial response to the Essex lorry deaths that October. [3] [4] The West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner announced on 30 June that she was his preferred candidate as the next Chief Constable of West Mercia ...
Deputy Chief Constable Andy Prophet has worked at Essex Police for 28 years [Essex Police] A high-ranking police officer has been lined up for the top job in a neighbouring county.
Joanna Farrell (born September 1968 [1]) is a British police officer, and current Chief Constable of Police Scotland. On 14 June 2023, it was announced that she had been appointed as Police Scotland's first female Chief Constable. She replaced Sir Iain Livingstone, who retired in August 2023. [2]
Barbara Ann Gray LVO QPM is a senior police officer in the United Kingdom. Serving with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) from 1989 onwards, she transferred to the Metropolitan Police in April 2021 as a Deputy Assistant Commissioner to fill a post left vacant by Lucy D'Orsi's appointment as Chief Constable of the British Transport Police, [1] [2] with her promotion to Assistant ...
West Midlands Police chief constable Craig Guildford has echoed comments made by Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley. Chief constables must have ‘final word’ on sackings, says top officer Skip to ...
Kathryn Holloway became Bedfordshire’s first female Police and Crime Commissioner in May 2016, also leading governance for the seven police forces of Eastern England across all Counter Terrorism and Serious Organised Crime operations, until stepping down voluntarily in 2021 having stayed for a further year beyond her term to represent the interests of policing nationally in response to the ...