Category: Reblog
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Disability History Month
This article was kindly provided to us by the Metropolitan Police Service Disability Staff Association and first appeared on the MPS intranet Today marks the end of Disability History Month, which began on the 18th November. To mark the occasion, we spoke to the Chair of the MPS DSA, Detective Sergeant Dave Campbell, and to…
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Police Superintendents’ Association disability representative becomes DPA President
Superintendent Simon Nelson, who represents the interests of disabled police officers and staff on behalf of the Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA), has been elected as the President of the Disabled Police Association. Simon, a serving officer at Sussex Police, was elected to take on a reserve place on the PSA’s National Executive Committee (NEC) –…
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“My life has been lived behind an unseen screen”
Detective Constable Tony Ashcroft is based within the Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire & Cambridgeshire Tri-Force ICT Department – here he shares his experience of living with autism and dyslexia My life has been lived behind an unseen screen. This screen is the world’s perception of what is normal. Behind this screen of perception is me, the person.…
