Photo Gallery		NARPO was formed in 1919 as a non-rank organisation in England and Wales for retired Police Officers and their Widows/Widowers/Partners. Its aim is to safeguard the rights of members and to promote measures for their welfare, with particular regard to pensions.       Links have been forged over the years with all major political parties.  Narpo's expertise is recognised Nationally and the Organisation is called upon for advice and comment on a regular basis by Politicians, Civil Servants and other Staff Associations. At a time when pensions are high on the agenda, Narpo has provided evidence, both written and oral, to a number of Government  enquiries including Hutton and Windsor.     Locally over the last few years, Narpo has assisted members in Greater Manchester who had their injury pensions reduced automatically at the age of 65 years to win back their former banding.        Members receive a quarterly Magazine, the "Narpo News", which contains up to date information and advice on pensions and benefits, together with employment opportunities and member offers. The Branch sends out regular email Newsletters, together with updates concerning information about  colleagues who have sadly departed, as well as local member offers.   Hard copy Newsletters are also distributed less frequently to those not on email.			Our 200 Club is a Private Lottery, and participation is therefore restricted to members of NARPO.  Each chance costs £5 permonth, paid by bank standing order.  There are three prizes each month, £300, £200 and £100, and once a year these prizes are increased to £1,000, £400 and £100 respectively.  Further details (i.e. how to pay) are available from the Branch Treasurer.
		Membership of Narpo from 1JAN24 is £2·19 per month, which can be deducted directly from your Pension.   Why not join if you are not a member already?   Enrolment is online, but don't neglect to print out and sign the declaration and send it to the Branch Secretary.  Start by clicking the logo!
Regional Chairman John Bamford presents Sandie Wilde with gifts marking her retirement from the National Executive Committee					David Thornton receiving his Life Membership Certificate from Sandie Wilde, Branch Chair and NEC Member

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