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As of the 2nd December 2021, the National VPC COVID status level has changed to Yellow - with a requirement for all those 11years old and over, to wear a face covering (unless medically exempt) during indoor VPC activity (This applies to VPC schemes in England Only - VPC schemes in Wales should continue to follow guidance published by the Welsh Government)

VPC Units came out in force for Remembrance parades' this year.

A new Mini Police has been launched by Derbyshire Police. The scheme is designed to give young children the opportunity to learn about their safety, their role within their community and how the police work to keep them safe

Latest news and activity from VPC units across England & Wales

The 2021 Lord Ferrers Awards took place on the 14th October at Lancaster House, London. The Lord Ferrers Awards celebrates the contributions of Police Support Volunteers, Special Constables, Volunteer Police Cadets, and volunteers supporting the work of Police and Crime Commissioners.

Thanks to our good friends at The Walt Disney Company EMEA, Volunteer Police Cadets were once again invited to support a major UK film premiere event – and had an amazing experience at BFI IMAX in London for the amazing new “Eternals” film!

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The partnership between The Walt Disney Company EMEA Security partnership and the National VPC took another step forward with three teams of Volunteer Police Cadets joining the Disney Security team at the Leicester Square Cineworld in London this week, had an amazing experience at the UK Premiere of 20th Century Studios’ latest major film, “Free Guy”

Current VPC status level - GREEN : England only (VPC schemes in Wales must follow the guidelines issued by the Welsh government).

Gwent cadets have taken part in a campaign to raise awareness of Child Exploitation Child exploitation can take many different forms including sexual exploitation, trafficking, modern day slavery and criminal exploitation such as selling drugs in county lines gangs. Child criminal exploitation can involve bribery, violence or threats