Officers and staff from Cambridgeshire Police have completed a long-distance cycle in memory of officers who have died in the line of duty and raised more than £8,275.

The Ministry of Defence Police joined them for the cycle, heading from Cambridgeshire Police Headquarters to the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on July 30.

The Hunts Post: With the help of Cambridgeshire Police and many other police forces, collectively the Police Unity Tour fundraiser has raised more than £139,000.With the help of Cambridgeshire Police and many other police forces, collectively the Police Unity Tour fundraiser has raised more than £139,000. (Image: Cambridgeshire Constabulary)

A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: "Congratulations to the officers and staff from both Cambridgeshire and the Ministry of Defence Police who completed the Police Unity Tour on Sunday!"

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The Police Unity Tour is undertaken by hundreds of police officers across the UK in aid of Care of Police Survivors (COPS) and to raise awareness for Law Enforcement Officers who have died protecting their communities.

COPS is a UK charity dedicated to helping the families of police officers and police staff who have lost their lives on duty.

The cyclists joined together and finished their journey at the memorial in Staffordshire, where COPS held a Service of Remembrance for their fallen friends and colleagues.

If you wish to donate, you still can by visiting https://orlo.uk/4561n.