Three new Trustees have been appointed to the RUC GC Foundation.
The DoJ said Sandra Best, June Butler and Shane Quinn who have been appointed following an open competition will take up office on January 14th 2019.
Former Assistant Chief Constable Stephen White has been named as the new chairperson to the RUC GC Foundation.
Mr White, who served in both the RUC and the PSNI, will take up office today for a term of five years.
Commenting on his appointment, he said: “I feel very privileged to be offered the opportunity to lead the RUC GC Foundation, particularly so since I am its first chairman to have served in the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
“The Foundation has a mandate which is very close to my heart – to mark the
Celebrating 75 years of Women in Policing 1943 – 2018.
Friends and Colleagues, Staff and Officers both retired and current are invited to
attend this special event.
Event Details
Thursday 15th November 2018
Great Hall, Stormont Parliament Buildings
6.00pm – 8.00pm
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The Chairman and Trustees of the RUC GC Foundation have launched the Response of the Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross Foundation to the Northern Ireland Office Consultation Paper on the Draft Northern Ireland (Stormont House Agreement) Bill.
Response of the RUC GC Foundation to NIO Consultation Paper on the Draft NIO Bill
Annual Report for the year 2014/2015
RUCGC Foundation 2014-15 Final Certified Accounts
Annual Report for the year 2015/2016
RUCGC Foundation 2015-16 Final Certified Accounts
Annual Report for the year 2016/2017
RUC GC FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2016.2017
Annual Report for the year 2017/2018
Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross Foundation
Chairperson (Part-Time)
The Department of Justice is seeking to appoint a new Chairperson of the Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross Foundation for a term of five years. The role carries the responsibility of being the Foundation’s Accounting Officer.
The RUC GC Foundation has many varied roles including, documenting the history of policing, maintaining the RUC Memorial Garden at Brooklyn, Belfast, and making a positive contribution to the professional development of police officers and policing, through a bursary scheme for serving police officers in Northern
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American Student Alina Utrata, who was recently selected as a Marshall Fellow to
complete an MA in conflict transformation and social justice at Queen’s University Belfast recently visisted the RUC GC Foundation and was shown around the Memorial Garden by Trustee, Stephen White.
Appointment of Trustees to RUC GC Foundation
Date published: 07 September 2017
The Department of Justice has launched a competition to appoint three trustees to the Board of the Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross Foundation.
Details
The statutory functions of the Foundation allow trustees to recognise a long, proud history of policing in Northern Ireland and also to look forward by supporting the professional development of police officers and innovations in policing.
The Department is inviting applications from those who believe they can bring a wealth of experience, professionalism and
The Fifteenth Annual Royal Ulster Constabulary GC Day Service was held on the 4th June 2017 in St. Mark’s Parish Church, Armagh. Over 500 attended the Service, representing past members of the RUC GC and their families, along with serving members of the Police Service of Northern Ireland. There was representation from other police services, including the Garda Siochana. In addition to the Lord Lieutenant of County Armagh, the Earl of Caledon, the Marquess of Salisbury was in attendance along with the Chief Constable of the PSNI and his wife. Senior