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Ross Burgess at 23:37, 20 January 2016

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	[[File:Gpa logo.jpg\|thumb\|GPA logo]]The '''Gay Police Association''' is an organisation ~~that represents~~ lesbian and gay police officers in all 52 police forces in the UK. ~~Lit~~ was founded in 1990 as LAGPA (Lesbian And Gay Police Association).		[[File:Gpa logo.jpg\|thumb\|GPA logo]]The '''Gay Police Association''' was an organisation representing lesbian and gay police officers in all 52 police forces in the UK. It was founded in 1990 as LAGPA (Lesbian And Gay Police Association).

	Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>		Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>

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	Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>		Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>

			In March 2014, it was decided to form a new organisation, the [[National LGBT Police Network]]

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Ross Burgess at 05:51, 25 April 2014

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	The '''Gay Police Association''' is an organisation that represents lesbian and gay police officers in all 52 police forces in the UK. Lit was founded in 1990 as LAGPA (Lesbian And Gay Police Association).		[[File:Gpa logo.jpg\|thumb\|GPA logo]]The '''Gay Police Association''' is an organisation that represents lesbian and gay police officers in all 52 police forces in the UK. Lit was founded in 1990 as LAGPA (Lesbian And Gay Police Association).

	Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>		Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>

Ross Burgess at 05:43, 25 April 2014

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	==Further reading==		==Further reading==

			*Marc Burke, "Coming Out Of The Blue" (Cassell, 1993)

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The '''Gay Police Association''' is an organisation that represents lesbian and gay police officers in all 52 police forces in the UK. Lit was founded in 1990 as LAGPA (Lesbian And Gay Police Association).

Following an Extraordinary General Meeting of the national GPA held on 24th February 2014, the membership voted by more than two-thirds majority (in accordance with article 13 of the constitution) to wind-up the national GPA.<ref>http://www.gay.police.uk/. Accessed: 2014-04-25. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6P5gnoEGE)</ref>

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==Further reading==

==References==
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	*Marc Burke, "Coming Out Of The Blue" (Cassell, 1993)		*Marc Burke, "Coming Out Of The Blue" (Cassell, 1993)
			*Clifford Williams, "Gay men and the police 1950-2010" in The Journal of the Police History Society (2019)

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	[[Category:Police]]		[[Category:Police]]