Protect and Serve

Rory has spent more than a decade working on law and order, from fighting crime and disorder on the beat as a neighbourhood police officer in south London to advocating for anti-crime policies in the corridors of Whitehall and Parliament.

Most recently, Rory served as Special Adviser to the Prime Minister on Justice and Home Affairs in the No10 Policy Unit. He is unique in having served as both a Constable and to have spent time at the very heart of Government. He has seen the reality of the frontline, the reality faced by victims of crime and disorder, and the barriers in Westminster and elsewhere that prevent us from making the UK the safest place to live, work, and raise a family.

Having been the victim of a serious crime in the line of duty, when he was shot at by the suspect he was chasing, Rory understands all too well the risks that police officers take on behalf of the public, and is clear that in striving for world-class policing, we must never take for granted the very many good crime-fighting cops who we all rely on to keep us safe.

Rory regularly writes for and appears across a range of media, including The Daily Telegraph, The Spectator, ConservativeHome, GB News and LBC. He has spoken at conferences both in the UK and overseas.

Rory also writes On The Beat – a weekly newsletter about policing, crime, and public safety.

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For 26 years, G was a police officer in London's Metropolitan Police Service, where he came out as the UK's first openly gay Black police officer.

During his service with London’s Metropolitan Police Service, G facilitated workshops as part of national initiatives, implemented by the National Police Improvement Agency, to increase D+I awareness and practices supporting both frontline and executive leaders. He also delivered bespoke leadership programs specifically designed for minority groups (The Positive Action Leadership Program).

G delivers keynote presentations, workshops and coaches senior executives in one-on-one sessions on how to navigate the D+I maze, utilising a series of safe and confidential conversations along, with awareness's stretching experiential exercises.

Amongst his clients are a number of UK Police services, The Scottish Fire Service, Nestle, RAF, The Intelligence Services, Cadent Gas, and Thames Water. As well as collaborating with Saybrook University in Oakland, California, for the 'Global Voices for Change 'project.

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For 26 years, G was a police officer in London's Metropolitan Police Service, where he came out as the UK's first openly gay Black police officer.

During his service with London’s Metropolitan Police Service, G facilitated workshops as part of national initiatives, implemented by the National Police Improvement Agency, to increase D+I awareness and practices supporting both frontline and executive leaders. He also delivered bespoke leadership programs specifically designed for minority groups (The Positive Action Leadership Program).

G delivers keynote presentations, workshops and coaches senior executives in one-on-one sessions on how to navigate the D+I maze, utilising a series of safe and confidential conversations along, with awareness's stretching experiential exercises.

Amongst his clients are a number of UK Police services, The Scottish Fire Service, Nestle, RAF, The Intelligence Services, Cadent Gas, and Thames Water. As well as collaborating with Saybrook University in Oakland, California, for the 'Global Voices for Change 'project.

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Retired Assistant Chief Constable, Paul Fullwood has demonstrated exceptional leadership, organisational ability, and intellectual capability, verified by having risen to senior executive level in one of the most demanding and complex organisations in UK policing. Paul has an exceptional record of thriving in the most sensitive and high pressure environments, able to drive performance, inspire confidence and engage in a diversity of settings. 

Throughout his policing career and beyond it, Paul has consistently delivered the highest level of integrity, professionalism and personal responsibility when overseeing any of his investigations and complex policing operations. 

In this episode of Protect and Serve, Paul and re visit his policing career, and discuss one of his most challenging investigations that he ever led on. The murder of young Rikki Neave who was murdered on the 28th November 1994, aged just 6 years old. All this and much more, next on Protect & Serve.

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Retired Assistant Chief Constable, Paul Fullwood has demonstrated exceptional leadership, organisational ability, and intellectual capability, verified by having risen to senior executive level in one of the most demanding and complex organisations in UK policing. Paul has an exceptional record of thriving in the most sensitive and high pressure environments, able to drive performance, inspire confidence and engage in a diversity of settings. 

Throughout his policing career and beyond it, Paul has consistently delivered the highest level of integrity, professionalism and personal responsibility when overseeing any of his investigations and complex policing operations. 

In this episode of Protect and Serve, Paul and re visit his policing career, and discuss one of his most challenging investigations that he ever led on. The murder of young Rikki Neave who was murdered on the 28th November 1994, aged just 6 years old. All this and much more, next on Protect & Serve.

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Ret'd Police Sergeant Gill Williams spent over 20 years as a professional police diver with Thames Valley Police, she was the first female to lead a dive team in the United Kingdom and is one of the most respected police divers of her generation. She has been involved in and led on hundreds of police diving operations. In this episode of Protect and Serve, Gill reflects on her career and recalls some of the most confronting dives she went on recovering sadly people that had been taken from their families in sometimes horrific circumstances.

Gill is the author of an incredible book, 'Searching High And Below'

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Having served as a Metropolitan Police Officer for 20 years, serving in SO14(2) Royalty Personal Protection, SO19 Force Firearms Command and The Territorial Support Group (TSG). Simon Morgan gained experience and knowledge in the Police Service at such events as Trooping of The Colour, The 7/7 Terrorist Attacks and the Paddington Rail Disaster. In this episode, we explore some of Simon's career highlights, the challenges he faced in his various positions which would shape his ability to be able to protect arguably the most famous family in the world, the British Royal Family.

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Having served as a Metropolitan Police Officer for 20 years, serving in SO14(2) Royalty Personal Protection, SO19 Force Firearms Command and The Territorial Support Group (TSG). Simon Morgan gained experience and knowledge in the Police Service at such events as Trooping of The Colour, The 7/7 Terrorist Attacks and the Paddington Rail Disaster. In this episode, we explore some of Simon's career highlights, the challenges he faced in his various positions which would shape his ability to be able to protect arguably the most famous family in the world, the British Royal Family.

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