View footage of our Police Effectiveness in a Changing World conference»
The Foundation launches a 4-year project on police effectiveness read more»
Our Deputy Director's article on direct-entry to the police service
Our Director's response to Winsor Part 2 on police pay and conditions
Download our latest Briefing on Stop and Search»
PCC candidates: keep track of developments»
Ahead of PCC elections, we show likely voting preferences for each police force area
Read the report from our recent Oxford Policing Policy Forum on 'Can policing be bought and sold?' here»
The Foundation is providing advice to the Policy Studies Institute for their Trailblazers crime mapping project read more»
Our Deputy Director comments on police budgets in the context of the riots on BBC World Tonight listen here»
Our Director presents findings of the Review of the Youth Justice system in Northern Ireland listen here»
The Police Foundation's response to the Neyroud Review read more»
Our response to the Winsor Report part 1 read more»
Comprehensive spending review - our response to the cuts in policing read more»
Who we are
The Police Foundation is the only independent charity focused entirely on developing people's knowledge and understanding of policing and challenging the police service and the government to improve policing for the benefit of the public. The Police Foundation acts as a bridge between the public, the police and the government, while being owned by none of them. Read more...
Our mission
The Police Foundation improves policing and promotes the safety and security of every citizen by providing an independent, evidence-led perspective on policing and related matters. It has three main aims:
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To pose challenging questions and promote debate on policing and police reform
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To provide commentary, knowledge and insight into contemporary policing issues
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To undertake research to inform policing policy and improve practice
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