Trustees |
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SUE BRACE MBE
Sue is a survivor and the current National President. She became involved with COPS in 2005 following the death of her sister Cheryl. |
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SIR HUGH ORDE OBE QPM
Sir Hugh is the President of the Association of Chief Police Officers. He formerly served as Deputy Assistant Commissioner in the Metropolitan Police Service and Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
PO Box 5685 |
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CHRIS SIMS OBE QPM
Chris joined the Police Service in 1980 and was appointed Chief Constable of West Midlands Police in 2008. He has been an ardent support of the COPS Charity and became a Trustee in 2009.
PO Box 5685 |
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JAN BERRY QPM
Jan is the former Chair of the Police Federation of England & Wales and has been a strong supporter of the Charity since it was founded in 2003 |
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TRACY WALKER Tracy is a survivor and the current Vice President, she supports Sue in any way she can. Tracy became a member of COPS in 2003 following the death of her husband Ged.
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MICK FOSTER QPM (Chairman) Mick is a retired Assistant Chief Constable of the West Midlands Police and National Crime Squad, and past Chairman and Life Vice President of the Police Mutual Assurance Society. |
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HELEN WALKER
Helen is the widow of Constable Mac Walker, a West Midlands Police motorcyclist, who was killed in the line of duty in October 2001. Helen assists Sue with survivor support. She is a senior nurse based in West Midlands. |
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ANGELA HAM Angela Ham is the Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive at the National Memorial Arboretum. She previously worked for 22 years at the Police Mutual Assurance Society (PMAS), as the Society's Events Manager/PA to the Chief Executive. |
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DENIS GUNN Denis is the father of PC Richard Gunn who died on duty in March 2004. He was a volunteer with COPS for a number of years before becoming a trustee in 2010. |
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SIR KEITH POVEY QPM BA (Patron) Sir Keith Povey QPM BA (formerly Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary for England and Wales), is the first Patron of COPS. Appointed in 2006, Sir Keith will be working alongside the trustees, to actively promote and support COPS at the highest level. |


















