Press Releases
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Federation tells Government to scrap one-sided legacy push
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland is urging the Government to scrap plans to legislate on legacy issues.
18 days Terrorism -
Police pay is cut in ‘disgraceful show of indifference’
PSNI officers have suffered a one percent pay cut since the end of last month, and the Police Federation for Northern Ireland is calling on the Government to intervene to ‘sort out the mess’.
1 months Pay Review -
Federation says facts not assertions needed in debate on the past
The Chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, Mark Lindsay, has said facts and not unsubstantiated assertions are needed to deal with the issue of legacy and the past.
2 months Terrorism -
PFNI calls for all-out community offensive again terrorists
Dissident republican terrorists who mounted three separate attempts to murder PSNI Officers in Derry-Londonderry this week have been described as ‘a pitiless, heartless bunch of cowards’ by the head of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland.
3 months Terrorism -
PFNI condemns ‘act of pure evil’
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has described as ‘an act of pure evil’ attempts made on the lives of Officers in the Bogside last night.
3 months Terrorism -
PFNI welcomes appointment of Drew Harris as new Garda Commissioner
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has welcomed the ‘ground-breaking and historic’ appointment of PSNI Deputy Chief Constable, Drew Harris, to the post of Garda Commissioner.
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Shameful act of betrayal’ to link Officers with terrorists in legacy debate - Lindsay
The Chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland says it would be ‘a disrespectful and a shameful act of betrayal’ to link the names of Officers with those of the terrorists in the debate on legacy.
4 months Members News -
Dissident actions are reprehensible and cowardly - Lindsay
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has called on all political parties to speak with one voice to condemn the dissident republicans behind the intimidation of the families of serving Officers in Londonderry. PFNI Chair Mark Lindsay said: “These actions are reprehensible and cowardly. They are attempts to intimidate, bully and terrorise and all of us – politicians, community and police – must stand up to these mindless thugs.
5 months Terrorism -
PFNI says Creggan attack was attempt to maim or kill Officers
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has said that petrol bomb attacks on the PSNI in the Creggan were attempts to maim or kill Officers.
6 months Terrorism -
PFNI seeks top-line 5.4% pay increase
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has lodged a claim with the Pay Review Body for a top-line increase of 5.4%. The pay submission is described as ‘fair, reasonable and balanced based on economic evidence’ by PFNI Chairperson, Mark Lindsay.
7 months Pay Review