Avon and Somerset officers PC Jack Civill-Williams and PC Amy Montague, who rescued an elderly woman from her smoke-filled home during a rapidly escalating house fire, have been nominated for the National Police Bravery Awards orlo.uk/AWU5M #PoliceBravery

Speedy recovery Beau. 💙🐎

They are superb. Wish you were at a craft Fayre near me. Never give up! If you believe in yourself you can reach that dream⭐️

Nice one Poppy! That is definitely not on! And what a dopey individual to try and hide there. Hope PD’s Ike and Dobby and their human are all ok 💙🐾

Heroic Cleveland Police officers who climbed over a cliff edge to help a woman in crisis are up for a National #PoliceBravery award. orlo.uk/d6Udj

#lestweforget #DDay2026

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗼𝘂𝗿-𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗴𝗲𝗱 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝗢𝗳 𝗗-𝗗𝗮𝘆 Today marks the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, when Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy and began the liberation of Western Europe. Much has been written about the soldiers, sailors and airmen who took part in that historic operation, and rightly so. Their courage and sacrifice helped shape the world we live in today. What is less well known is that many of them did not serve alone. Among the thousands of Allied personnel involved were military working dogs. Some were trained to carry messages between units. Others were used to detect mines and explosives, locate enemy positions or stand guard over their handlers during some of the most dangerous moments of the war. One of the most famous was an Alsatian named Bing, who parachuted into Normandy alongside British troops in the early hours of 6 June 1944. Despite being injured during the operation, he continued to serve throughout the campaign and would later be awarded the Dickin Medal for gallantry. Like the men they served alongside, these animals faced dangers they could never fully understand. They didn't know where they were going, why they were there or what was waiting for them. They simply trusted their handlers and carried out the tasks they had been trained to do. It's a reminder that throughout history, service animals have stood beside those in uniform during some of humanity's darkest moments. Their contribution is often overlooked, but it should never be forgotten. Today, as we remember those who took part in D-Day and the wider war effort, it's worth sparing a thought for the four-legged heroes who served alongside them. Lest we forget. 🌺🐾

Hampshire officers Special Sgt Phillips and Sgt Carne, who confronted and disarmed a knifeman during a violent incident in Southampton, have been nominated for the National Police Bravery Awards orlo.uk/0WpSX #PoliceBravery

Nice one TPD Inca 💙🐾

Four very brace officers! Hope that you are all successful. 💙

Well done TPD Milo 💙🐾

Whatever the outcome, public confidence depends on investigations being independent, transparent and free from any perception of bias. Accountability strengthens policing—it doesn't undermine it. Please sign and share my petition 🙏 petition.parliament.uk/petit…

𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐑𝐏𝐃 𝐑𝐨𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐞 .. We’re delighted to have been able to help RPD Ronnie from @DevonPoliceDogs @DC_Police with a grant towards recent veterinary treatment after he developed lameness last month. Born in Germany in 2015, Ronnie was the only dog from his litter to successfully complete the @DC_PoliceDogs Puppy programme before going on to serve alongside handler PC Mark Pomery. During his distinguished career, Ronnie achieved Advanced GP and Firearms Support Dog status, attended Regional Police Dog Trials, qualifying for the @PoliceDogTrials, and was involved in an incredible 94 arrests and missing person finds. Retiring in 2023, Ronnie now enjoys life on the North Cornwall coast with his handler’s family, two spaniel companions, and his successor, PD Rita. Thank you for your service, Ronnie. It is a privilege to support you in retirement. 💜🐾💜🐾💜 For more information on how you can help us be there for retired service animals - you can visit our website: nfrsa.org.uk Thank you for your support. 💜🐾💜🐾💜

We may not have known you, but you are all known to us. My thoughts are with your friends, family & colleagues @RoyalNavy Thank you for your service 💔💙 #RIP

Behind every NFRSA grant is a story. 🐾💜 Take just 1 minute to hear Effi’s journey, told by her dad Dave. This is exactly why we do what we do: to help wonderful dogs like Effi enjoy the happy, peaceful retirement they truly deserve. @WMPolice @GlosCathedral @CotswoldTV ———- The NFRSA - a UK charity supporting retired service animals with veterinary bills when their careers end and public funding ceases. • Police Dogs & Horses • ⁠Fire Dogs • ⁠Prison Dogs • ⁠Border Force Dogs • ⁠NHS Search Dogs • ⁠MOD Police Dogs • ⁠NCA Dogs • ⁠RAF Police MWD. 👥 650 animals registered & over £275,000 gifted in financial grants ❌ No member fees ❤️ 100% supporter funded Please join us as we ‘Protect Our Protectors’ NFRSA.org.uk

3 June 2017 Nine years ago tonight, I saw the very best of policing. Ordinary women & men doing an extraordinary job Tonight I remember those who were murdered, injured, & those whose lives were changed forever.

Fabulous pictures and hope you’ve had a great day PHTugg. How generous of you to share. 🐎💙🎉🎊

The next 48 hours are crucial. The government has just launched a consultation on guaranteed hours. Sign this petition asking them to stand firm on their pledge to tackle insecure work and ban exploitative zero-hours contracts. megaphone.org.uk/petitions/s… via @megaphoneuk

What a little smasher .HinTPD Cas 🐾💙

Beautiful picture