Liam Kelly

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Rehabilitation & Retraining Trust was founded in 1999. The non-profit company is based in Holywood, UK. The British company supports police officers who are planning to retire or have retired from the PSNI & Royal Ulster Constabulary GC (RUC GC).

The Police Rehabilitation & Retraining Trust was founded in 1999. The non-profit company is based in Holywood, UK. The British company supports police officers who are planning to retire or have retired from the PSNI & Royal Ulster Constabulary GC (RUC GC).

The Police Rehabilitation & Retraining Trust was founded in 1999. The non-profit company is based in Holywood, UK. The British company supports police officers who are planning to retire or have retired from the PSNI & Royal Ulster Constabulary GC (RUC GC).

The Police Rehabilitation & Retraining Trust was founded in 1999. The non-profit company is based in Holywood, UK. The British company supports police officers who are planning to retire or have retired from the PSNI & Royal Ulster Constabulary GC (RUC GC).

The Police Rehabilitation & Retraining Trust was founded in 1999. The non-profit company is based in Holywood, UK. The British company supports police officers who are planning to retire or have retired from the PSNI & Royal Ulster Constabulary GC (RUC GC).

The RUCGC - PSNI Benevolent Fund is a registered charity founded in 1969. The charity is based in Belfast, UK. The Police Children's Charity aims to support police families by providing financial assistance to ease the burden of raising children during difficult circumstances.

The RUCGC - PSNI Benevolent Fund is a registered charity founded in 1969. The charity is based in Belfast, UK. The Police Children's Charity aims to support police families by providing financial assistance to ease the burden of raising children during difficult circumstances.

The RUCGC - PSNI Benevolent Fund is a registered charity founded in 1969. The charity is based in Belfast, UK. The Police Children's Charity aims to support police families by providing financial assistance to ease the burden of raising children during difficult circumstances.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The RUCGC - PSNI Benevolent Fund is a registered charity founded in 1969. The charity is based in Belfast, UK. The Police Children's Charity aims to support police families by providing financial assistance to ease the burden of raising children during difficult circumstances.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.

The Police Treatment Centres is a registered charity that provides intensive, police-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation for injured and ill police officers and retired officers. The non-profit company is based in Harrogate, UK. The centres offer treatment for any on or off duty injury, whether it is a physical injury or stress, depression, anxiety related. The charity is funded almost entirely by donations from serving officers and members of the public. The British company was founded by Catherine Gurney, and Patrick Cairns has been the CEO of the company since 2014.