Developing our Workforce

Through the APCC, PCCs work with the police and other partners to ensure that the police service is able to attract and retain a workforce of confident professionals, who have the training and support they need to adapt to new challenges and opportunities and to work with a high degree of autonomy and accountability. PCCs also have a central role in annual pay negotiations for police officers and staff.

Our workforce priorities are:

  • To support and drive the recruitment of 20,000 new police officers by 2023.
  • To provide national and local leadership on equality and diversity, including increasing the number and diversity of applicants for chief officer positions.

APCC submission to the Police Remuneration Review Body (pdf) 

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PORTFOLIO LEADS

The APCC’s work on workforce is developed through four policy portfolios:

Workforce Development

Leading our work on the 20,000 Uplift, workforce planning and pay and conditions

Lead: Sarah Taylor, PCC for Norfolk 

Deputy: Matthew Scott, PCC for Kent

APCC Contact: Andy Tremayne, Senior Policy Manager

Equality, Diversity & Human Rights

Leading our work to make policing representative of the communities it serves

Lead: Alison Lowe, Deputy Mayor for West Yorkshire

Deputy: John Campion, West Mercia PCC

APCC Contact: Richard Denham, Policy Manager 

Citizens in Policing

Leading our work on volunteering and community involvement, including Special Constables

Joint Lead: Sarah Taylor, PCC for Norfolk

Joint Lead: Matthew Scott, PCC for Kent

APCC Contact: Andy Tremayne, Senior Policy Manager

Police Standards & Leadership

Leading our work with the College of Policing and on national policing standards

Joint Lead: Sarah Taylor, PCC for Norfolk

Joint Lead: Matthew Scott, PCC for Kent

APCC Contact: Andy Tremayne, Senior Policy Manager

Videos

John Campion, APCC EDHR Joint Lead & PCC for West Mercia

John gives his thoughts on the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion conference.
18/11/2022

Alison Lowe, APCC Diversity Lead & Deputy Mayor for West Yorkshire

Alison was part of a breakout session discussing the 'Race Action Plan' on Day Two of the Summit.
14/11/2022

Stephen Mold, APCC Lead on Police Standards and Leadership

Stephen Mold, PFCC for Northamptonshire, discusses his APCC portfolio.
03/12/2021