Countdown to the 23rd National Police Memorial Day is on
In less than four weeks, the police family will gather once again in Belfast to stand together in honour of police officers in the United Kingdom who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
The Police Arboretum Memorial Trust and the Police Remembrance Trust have come together to create a shared space that commemorates and honours those who have dedicated their lives to policing.
This Digital Memorial is a place of commemoration, reflection, and tribute, bringing together important elements of national police remembrance in one accessible place. It preserves the stories of the fallen, celebrates lives of service, and ensures that the legacy of those no longer with us continues to be honoured and recognised, today and for generations to come.
On Sunday 27th September, we will gather in Belfast for the 23rd annual National Police Memorial Day to honour all UK police officers who have died on duty.
In less than four weeks, the police family will gather once again in Belfast to stand together in honour of police officers in the United Kingdom who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
His Majesty The King has sent his "warmest good wishes" to the police family as hundreds gathered at the National Memorial Arboretum to mark the fifth anniversary of the dedication of the UK Police Memorial.
Hundreds of family members, senior policing leaders, representatives from across the policing family, government, partners and supporters will gather to commemorate police officers and members of police staff from across the UK who have died in the line of duty.