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The UK Police Memorial pays tribute to the courage and sacrifice of the members of the UK’s police service who have given their lives to serve and protect our communities. We are working to complete the project with a digital memorial - see here in beta: https://digital.ukpolicememorial.org/
www.ukpolicememorial.org
donations@ukpolicememorial.org
UK Police Memorial Registered charity number 1159831
"For my former colleague DC Jim Morrison still sadly missed."
Anonymous donated
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
"Well done UK Police Memorial by keeping this great work going in recognition of the memory, the courage and sacrifice made by so many who have fallen."
John Ryan donated
"Donated on behalf of all our branch members"
NARPO Chelmsford branch donated
£500.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid
"Donated by and on behalf of the Dorset Branch Members."
Dorset NARPO donated
£250.00 + £62.50 Gift Aid
"A small but important donation to recognise our close working relationship with the Police Service"
Staff of Sonic Communications (Soncell International) donated
£60.00 + £15.00 Gift Aid
"A very worthwhile cause, keep up the great work."
Claire Harvey donated
£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid
Paul Lander has raised $13,515.28 so far
I'm I completed 100 Olympic triathlons in 100 days for Paul Lander because we need to say 'Thank you' for officers' sacrifice
Elliot Waller has raised $1,825.09 so far
I'm Playing a rugby match to raise funds for Elliot Waller because it honours the sacrifice of Police nationally.
KARL STEPHENS has raised $1,051.37 so far
I'm We are organising a Touch Rugby tournament for KARL STEPHENS because we wish to honour the memory of fallen colleagues.
Debbie Birch has raised $924.81 so far
I'm To support families Who have suffered loss. for Debbie Birch because Mark’s served over 30 years within the police .
Allan Hurst has raised $876.66 so far
Allan's 30th Wedding Anniversary
Richard Bazeley has raised $228.42 so far
I'm Running the London Marathon for Richard Bazeley because fallen officers should never be forgotten
