Stan Hebborn

Stan joined Surrey Constabulary in 1990, having served for 14 years both home and abroad with the Royal Air Force. Although a patrol officer at heart, Stan has performed a variety of duties within force and on secondment. Stan spent 7 years as the Brockham ‘Village Bobby’ and a further 2 years in the same role at Woodhatch, both in East Surrey . Stan has worked on a number of major incident rooms and spent 3 years seconded to a joint force investigation team in a Special Branch Operations role, investigating animal rights extremism. First elected as a Federation Representative in 1996, Stan has served 2 terms as the Chairman of the Constables Branch Board before becoming Chairman of the Surrey Police Federation in September 2007.  Included in his portfolio, Stan is the Modernisation leader for the Surrey Federation and is experienced in both Discipline and Employment Law representation at all levels.

 

Jim Bennett has been involved with the Police Federation in various capacities since 1997 when he first became the Uniformed Constable’s Representative at Guildford. He has previously been Deputy Secretary and Secretary of the Constable’s Branch Board and has been Deputy Secretary and Deputy Treasurer of the Joint Branch Board. He has been the Treasurer of the JBB since 2005. Jim started his Police service with Surrey Constabulary on the rural section at Shere on Guildford Division. He subsequently moved to Guildford (Eastern) and was the Stoke beat officer. In 1994 Jim joined the Community Safety Department at Guildford as the Community Liaison Officer. He has since worked within the Domestic Violence and Child Protection teams and as a Divisional Detective at Guildford. In 2003 he joined the Fraud Squad at Leatherhead where he remained until his election in January this year as Secretary of the Surrey Police Federation. Jim is committed to developing the Federation’s important role in the policing of Surrey and to ensuring that our members are properly represented at all levels.

Laurence ‘Spike’ Milligan

Spike joined Surrey Constabulary in 1979, and has seen numerous restructures and organisational changes. Spike spent most of his service as a patrol constable based at at Egham, and a short spell at Sunningdale. He moved to Camberley, where on promotion he became a patrol sergeant at Lightwater, before commencing one of several stints as a custody officer, initially at Camberley, then Addlestone and Woking. He first became a Fed Rep in 1993 subsequently becoming Treasurer whilst based at Addlestone, then full time Branch Board Secretary in 2005, adding to the headcount at HQ! Spike changed roles to become Principal Officer and Deputy Treasurer in January 2008, and leads on representing Officers involved in legal and disciplinary proceedings, and the implemenation of the Police (Conduct) Regulations 2008, and remains committed to improving Officer Safety.