Sharon Herbert

06/26/23 • 55 min

Paul Maleary's Ex-Job Downloaded Podcast

In 1992 Sharon joined teh City of London in 1992. She was only 19. Sharon loved the family type atmosphere that the City Of London had to offer.

Sharon was a Prevent officer within the community where she worked the ground in the City Of London. she saw her role as dealing with the Islamic issues and the extreme right wing.

Sharon had a varied career and tells of her time as a community officer she also tells her story of 7/7 and the impact it had on the City.

Sharon explains how her own traumatic life events directed her to take up supporting people and now works in private industry where she supports individuals with their "Life Battles" Visit Sharon's website .she will "Help you find your balance"

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In 1992 Sharon joined teh City of London in 1992. She was only 19. Sharon loved the family type atmosphere that the City Of London had to offer.

Sharon was a Prevent officer within the community where she worked the ground in the City Of London. she saw her role as dealing with the Islamic issues and the extreme right wing.

Sharon had a varied career and tells of her time as a community officer she also tells her story of 7/7 and the impact it had on the City.

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Trevel Henry

Trevels family originally came to the UK from the West Indies. At the age of 15 he joined the Army.

Trevels sporting skills saw him travel the world to compete for the army in a number of sports.

after a successful military career Trevel went on to work with Kent Police and became their head of training.

Trevel now works in the private sector and is passionate about the services he can provide.

Sit back and listen to one of life’s gentlemen!

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Zoe Hingston -

Zoe Hingston was born in Sri Lanka and moved to the North East of England as a child. She progressed through school and University and qualified as a solicitor. She worked in Germany as a lawyer and decided that she wanted to join the Police.

Having joined Northumbria Police Zoe was posted to the West End of Newcastle where she fitted in well with her police family. Zoe began to think that the police were doing what they could to support diversity within the community but this wasn't always mirrored within the Police service its self. Therefore Zoe became an active member of the Black Police Association(BPA) she became the secretary of the association and represented the membership.

In March 2022 Zoe left Northumbria Police and is now head of inclusion for Newcastle United.

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