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Family Fun in Barton Food, Friendship & Fun for £8 a Night! www.ipa-uk.org Vol 55 No.4 2010 The magazine of the International Police Association, Section UK Family Fun in Barton Food, friendship & fun for £8 a night! Members took on the UK’s four highest peaks and returned to tell the tale An expedition to the Galapagos Islands with a few new friends How the Bond works “ The Holiday Property Bond has a flair The Bond invests, Police World after initial charges, The magazine of the International Police for finding perfect holiday locations. in properties and Association, Section UK securities. Properties Contents are booked for a no Not just sea and sun, but fascinating, profit ‘User Charge’ Editor Vol 55 No.4 2010 and Points issued with Lee Hemmings unforgettable places.” the Bond. 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Adverts, special offers and notices ISSN No: 0032-261X 2 3 An Update from the NEC Article Cornish PC found Working on in the corner of your behalf a foreign At this year’s National Council Meeting in June, I urged delegates to “go away and enrol at least two new members”. field his message was repeated to all Branch Committee for producing members in September via Police newsletters, updating mailing lists and World, Edition 3, along with details of a information about their members, re- Tessa Adams, Secretary of T Region 7 - Guilty as charged! A little research can lead to some great competition (see page 27 - edition 3). kindling social events, hosting visitors memories and emotion. Fortunately for the Section, we do have some and fund-raising to supplement Branches who are excelling at recruiting new Branch activities. Northumbria hen John Capp of Cornwall branch members – see the figures in the table. Branch have had good results through saw a name in a book regarding similar activities. One could jump to the conclusion that Mark Wpolice officers killed during World War II, he decided to research into a Cornish Bullen’s appearance on the front cover of Midlands feels their new members are as a “We can’t help it we police officer who was killed during the Police World with three young female police result of posters. Leicestershire Branch have That night the artillery position came Normandy Landings on 8 June 1944. officers is the reason why Hertfordshire have such a good “A Chair with a persuasive tongue!”. under German bomber attack and had Branch appears at the top of the list! PC 158 Austin Kinver Ware is two guns knocked out. Ware was killed; regional executive” We shouldn’t underestimate the impact However, the figures relate to enrolments commemorated on several monuments – two others with him Lieutenant says Graham Bulford, Devon Branch. individuals make on enrolment figures. The during the period 1 January to 3 September one near his home town of Redruth, one in Morrison and Driver Gibbs Communications Team is improving the 2010 – that’s prior to our male and female Needless to say, an active organisation is an Penzance, Cornwall, one at the New Strategic were wounded. publicity materials available for any member pin ups’ appearance on the front cover. Nik attractive one. Birmingham West Midlands Policing Hub at Bodmin and one in a corner to download from the Section’s website and Ware was the first Royal Artillery Pringle of Hertfordshire acknowledges Mark Branch recruited their members as a result of of a French field outside Caen, Normandy. place in their station. They update the casualty of the Normandy landings. has worked on getting new recruits and feels a charity cycle ride (a grant from the Region John contacted the force museum who were website news section every day and want to John Capp who is the Force Bugler at the Branches approach of ‘talking directly to assisted with this) and they’ve noticed new most helpful with copies of Austin Ware’s receive your local news.
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