#actuallyautistic🇮🇪Police Chief Inspector with @ASPolice. Raising awareness of autism in policing, one terrible joke at a time..! https://xitter.gq/t.co/kFQFBifRRO
North Somerset, England
Joined June 2018
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Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Big #StickChild news to be announced tomorrow folks! 😎
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
This is the incredible moment Lucy, a 13-year-old who is blind and neurodiverse, played a highly-complex Chopin piece, leaving @MikaSounds and @Lang_Lang speechless.
The Piano, presented by @ClaudiaWinkle, starts tonight at 9pm on Channel 4.
Stream Free on All 4. #ThePiano
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Perfect shot! I’m almost as good at taking ridiculous photos of cats x
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
The murder of Sarah Everard last year put huge pressure on society, the government, the criminal justice system and the police to bring about genuine change.
Sky's @BethRigby spoke to one force - Avon and Somerset Police - to find out what they're doing.
news.sky.com/story/violence-…
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Forces across the country are working on innovative solutions and rolling out outreach programs to reduce sexual offences and domestic violence, as well as programs to protect children from abuse.
Sky's @BethRigby joins Avon and Somerset Police to see how they are tackling it
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Thanks @autisticcop for your valuable input yesterday! Understanding neurodiversity is so important 👏
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
We support #WorldAutismAcceptanceWeek 2022.
We also support autism acceptance all year round.
In our inclusive culture individual talents and skills are valued. Here autism is seen as a strength and autistic people can #BeTheDifference.
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Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Today, on World Autism Acceptance Day we have our blue lights on in support of the 1 in 10 children and adults in our communities who are autistic.
In policing we need people who think differently.
So today and every day, we are proud to support awareness acceptance.
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
This year is the 10th anniversary of the @DisabledPolAssn and we are proud to reveal our new logo and look as chosen by our members. It represents all of them: officers and staff with visible or less visible disabilities; neurodivergent or living with physical differences.
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Cressida can be proud of her significant contribution to policing and public service. She is a selfless and talented leader, who will be missed by many, including me.
Commissioner Cressida Dick will resign from the Metropolitan Police Service - read her statement here.
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Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
I’m still not entirely sure what this ‘policing enquiry’ is? But yes there are loads of great accounts!
@CopThatCooks @vernalscott @Kerrinwilson999 @PCVW_EA465 @kerrimonaghan1 @BTPMcEwan @JBDyslexic @SussexInspCC238 @PCJimmyConway @JJSharpers @autisticcop just a small sample!
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Great to contribute to the Virtual Neurodiversity Conference session today on supporting colleagues who are neurodivergent and wish to progress to the Superintendent rank or police staff equivalent. Led by ACO Alexis Poole, hosted by @autisticcop and with @coachfizz #NPAA2021
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Really enjoying the discussion with @matthewsyed as part of the @npaa_uk conference, speaking about the need for greater difference and diverse thinking in senior teams. We have to find a way to sell this to our most senior people.
#NPAA21
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
.@matthewsyed opening our 2021 Neurodiversity in Policing conference - being run online over the next 2 weeks for the extended police/criminal justice family & NPAA members - great to see some tweets going out, use hashtag #NPAA21
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Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Listen to @ParrottKaty and join @BluelightCC . Becoming a member means you could ride part of the @TourofBritain ,London2Paris but more importantly you get to fundraise and support @CG_Association @HelpforHeroes @UK_COPS @NHSCharities @firefighters999
Cycled a 92km round trip to Slimbridge and I didn't even see one duck 🦆😭😭😭
Sporting my awesome @BluelightCC kit - the national cycling club connecting our serving and former Police, NHS, Fire Service, Coastguard and Military.
Check us out at bluelightcc.co.uk
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Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Stepping Up Cohort 4 starts today. 83 amazing diverse participants start their learning journey @BristolCouncil @CllrAsherCraig @MarvinJRees #steppingupbris – at Bristol, England
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Andy Marsh has been and inspiration and an amazing supporter of Stepping Up diversity leadership programme – at Bristol, England
Andy Marsh has been an outstanding Chief & leader, always putting his officers, staff & communities first. If elected, I would appoint a CC who inspires the confidence of officers & staff to deliver improvements in local policing. Full statement here: johnsmith4pcc.com/statement-…
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
Our Chief Constable for @ASPolice, Andy Marsh, commands enormous respect in Bristol. We’re sorry to see him standing down - a loss to our local police force - but wish him well for what comes next.
Chief Constable Andy Marsh has announced plans to stand down when his contract expires at the start of July 2021.
He said leading the force he first joined as a new recruit in 1987 has been “the honour of a lifetime”.
The Chief’s full statement ➡️ ow.ly/VO0t50EisRg
Chief Inspector Adam O’Loughlin retweeted
I have a huge amount of respect for CC Andy Marsh - in my time in the media he was the best Chief Constable the force had had in a long time - he will be missed...
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Chief Constable Andy Marsh has announced plans to stand down when his contract expires at the start of July 2021.
He said leading the force he first joined as a new recruit in 1987 has been “the honour of a lifetime”.
The Chief’s full statement ➡️ ow.ly/VO0t50EisRg