Its time to move on: Apter to stand down as Fed leader

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'It's time to move on': Apter to stand down as Fed leader

The Police Federation's Chair has announced he will stand down in the Spring.

Stepping down: Fed Chair John Apter is not seeking re-election

Date - 21st October 2021
By - Chris Smith

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The Police Federation is about to begin its search for a new leader after John Apter announced he is standing down. The Fed’s Chair has revealed he won’t be seeking re-election after three and a half years leading frontline...

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