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Police Remembrance Trust
The Police Remembrance Trust operates throughout the United Kingdom under a Royal Charter granted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2018. The charity exists to ensure all those police officers who lost their lives on and in the line of duty are never forgotten.
This site will inform and update you about how the Police Remembrance Trust is commemorating fallen police officers. In particular, we invite you to explore the UK Police Roll of Honour to help you understand the service and sacrifice made by those men and women remembered within. Our work relies on the support of the public by way of donations but also research and submissions to enhance the UK Police Roll of Honour.
National Police Memorial Day 2024 - Glasgow 29/09/2024
To read more about NPMD click here.
Remembering those who fell on 14th September throughout history.
Raymond Anthony Codling
Inspector, Greater Manchester Police
14 September 1989 (49)
John Proctor
Reserve Constable, Royal Ulster Constabulary
14 September 1981 (25)
Charles Alfred Rason
Detective Chief Inspector, Bristol Constabulary
14 September 1966 (51)
Douglas J Knight
Police Constable, Berkshire County Constabulary
14 September 1957 (42)
Frederick Walter Gascoigne
Police Constable, Oxfordshire County Constabulary
14 September 1933 (38)
George Adam
Constable, Royal Irish Constabulary
14 September 1922 (28)
William Carroll
Constable, Royal Irish Constabulary
14 September 1920 (26)
John Hanily
Sergeant, Dublin Metropolitan Police
14 September 1900 (40)
Samuel Orr
Constable, Royal Irish Constabulary
14 September 1899 (35)
Alexander Halliday
Police Constable, Dumfries Burgh Police
14 September 1881 (23)
John Harris
Police Constable, Edinburgh City Police
14 September 1876 (40)
James Nolan
Sub Constable, Constabulary of Ireland
14 September 1859 (44)
Samuel Reed
Police Constable, Warwickshire Constabulary
14 September 1845 (43)
Joseph Cook
Watchman, Burmandtofts Watch, Leeds
14 September 1837 (49)
Latest News
Newsletter – September
National Police Memorial Day special with important information on our 21st service, being held in Glasgow this year. Read more.
Newsletter – June/July
We’re delighted to extend our regular updates on National Police Memorial Day (NPMD) to include more on the work of the Police Remembrance Trust in our new look newsletter. Read more.
Our Patron: His Majesty The King
Buckingham Palace has announced that His Majesty The King is delighted to retain the patronage of The Police Remembrance Trust. Read more.
Newsletter
Please click here to read our Easter newsletter. To register for the service in Glasgow this year please visit the NPMD page of our website by clicking here.
Award Ceremony
Today (22 March) the Police Remembrance Trust had the privilege to host the presentation of the Special Agent Nole Remagen Memorial Trophy at the Scottish Police College, Tulliallan. This was at the conclusion of the 5 week National Protection Officer Course training new Close Protection Officers. Our Patron, Chief Constable Jo Farrell, and Chairman, Revd […]
National Police Memorial Day 2023
The annual National Police Memorial Day service was held at the New Theatre in Cardiff. At the service, guests commemorated the lives and honoured the sacrifices of all police officers who have died in the line of duty across the UK. Among those in attendance were families and colleagues who have lost loved ones in […]
Charities Merge
Representatives from the police family gathered at the US Embassy on Thursday 20th April to mark the merger of National Police Memorial Day with the Police Roll of Honour Trust, establishing the new Police Remembrance Trust. Recognised by Royalty and with a combined 43 years of honouring those who serve and those who have died […]