Hebrides islands one and only response officer receives QPM

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Hebrides islands' one and only response officer receives QPM

Officer with 30 years' service recognised for 'challenging and unique policing role'.

Date - 18th January 2023
By - Police Oracle

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A PC who has been the only officer covering the Hebridean islands of Coll and Tiree for the last 12 years has received the Queen’s Police Medal. PC Stephen Tanner, who is 51, received his award from the Princess Royal at the Palace of...

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