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The Church Service will once again be pre-recorded and can be accessed via the below link.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/munx6dkl3ol2o17/AADCuSK2MOXmE_71z8FS0gM9a?dl=0

On Friday 5th March, chairman Stephen White welcomed new trustee, Joanne Bunting, to the RUC GC Foundation. Joanne met

office staff and visited the RUC Memorial Garden.

Stephen White said, “I am absolutely delighted that Joanne has joined our small team of trustees. For the first time during my

chairmanship we have a full complement of trustees and I am very pleased that the Policing Board have nominated Joanne to

represent them. I am certain she will play a key role in helping us fulfil our important functions: to mark the sacrifices

and honour the

Attached MSFM which the Foundation comply to in regards to financial governance.

MSFM 2017

Despite Covid-19 restrictions the RUC GC Foundation was able to organise an Act of Remembrance, which was held within the RUC GC Memorial Garden at Police Headquarters, Brooklyn.

Dear friends and colleagues, as Chairman of the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC Foundation, I know how difficult the past eight or nine months have beenfor many of us and our loved ones. It has also been very challenging for the RUCGC Foundation as we attempted to fulfill its mandate and achieve its annual objectives.

The Foundation, established by the Police (NI) Act 2000, was formed “to mark the sacrifices and honour the achievements of the Royal Ulster Constabulary”. We do this in many ways including the holding of our Annual RUCGC

Statement from Foundation Chairman.

I am sure many of you are aware of the dreadful events of 50 years ago – events that sadly were the commencement of a despicable, bloody trail of murder of many good men and women who served Northern Ireland society as members of the RUC. The following statement was circulated to mark the dreadful events of 11th August 1970:

As Chairman of the Royal Ulster Constabulary GC Foundation it is my privilege to lead an organisation that is charged with the solemn, but nevertheless essential, duty “to

RUC GC DAY 7TH JUNE 2020

MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN

Dear Colleagues, I posted this short message on 7th June 2020 – the first Sunday of this month – when we had planned to hold our ANNUAL RUC GC DAY MEMORIAL SERVICE. This year it was to be in Ballymena but due to the dreadful pandemic affecting us all, the RUC GC Foundation reluctantly had to postpone the event. As Chairman of that Foundation – a FOUNDATION that was created to MARK THE SACRIFICES AND HONOUR THE ACHIEVEMENTS of

Chairman’s Announcement:

Due to the outbreak of Covid 19, while normal office business continues, guided group visits
to our Memorial Garden have been postponed until further notice. For further
information please contact the Foundation Office.

The RUCGC Foundation is delighted to launch applications for its 2020

Bursary scheme. These provide a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for officers

and staff to explore potential policing innovations through travel outside

Northern Ireland. Up to £5,000 and three weeks of research leave is

available.

The Bursaries are a core part of the Foundation’s mandate to support

policing innovations and are delivered in partnership with Ulster

University and PSNI. They aim to support individual officers and staff in

their professional development and contribute to improvements and

innovations in policing in Northern Ireland. We encourage proposals that

demonstrate why applicants are passionate about

Two RUC officers killed in a 1972 IRA gun attack on their vehicle in Londonderry were remembered at the War Memorial in the city on the anniversary of their deaths.

Sergeant Peter Gilgunn (26) and David Montgomery (20) were the first of 20 RUC casualties that year.

Chairman of the RUCGC Foundation Stephen White, who laid a wreath at the cenotaph, said it was important not to forget the sacrifice and dedication of the RUC officers.