Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115456 total results. Showing results 20281 to 20300 «101110121013101410151016101710181019Next ›Last » Thousands of police officers face losing their job, Yvette Cooper warned Chief constables tell Home Secretary they will be forced to make major staffing cuts because of £300m shortfall in funding settlement The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/12/2024 News Force launches Bluetooth safety devices to boost dementia safeguarding scheme Avon and Somerset Police has announced the launch of a new Bluetooth locating Tile device as part of its Dementia Safeguarding Scheme, which has provided protection for more than 1,600 people living with dementia. Emergency Services Times 10/12/2024 News Lincolnshire Police moved to enhanced state of monitoring by inspectorate Lincolnshire Police has been moved to an enhanced state of monitoring by the inspectorate after the latter found five causes of concern during the force’s latest inspection. Emergency Services Times 10/12/2024 News Hertfordshire Constabulary launches new drone team Hertfordshire Constabulary has launched a new specially trained team to expand its drone capabilities across the county. Emergency Services Times 10/12/2024 News Warwickshire PCC announces preferred candidate for Chief Constable position The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Warwickshire, Philip Seccombe, has announced that Alex Franklin-Smith is the preferred candidate for the county’s Chief Constable position. Emergency Services Times 10/12/2024 News Enoch Burke’s father tells court he does not recall throwing female garda to the ground REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Appeal by Sean Burke and Ammi Burke of Dublin District Court guilty verdicts after incident in the Four Courts in March of last year The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2024 News Met chief: Funding gap will mean major cuts to officer numbers Mark Rowley is expected to add to concerns over police resources before the government sets out forces’ spending allocations for 2025 The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News GMP dedicated sex offender team helping bring more suspects to justice and protect more victims Greater Manchester Police’s (GMP) dedicated Sex Offender Crime Investigation Team has been having a significant impact since its formation two-and-a-half years ago, with an 87% solved outcome rate for crimes – the highest in the force. Emergency Services Times 9/12/2024 News Garda mobile van to host ‘clinics’ in Waterford REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána is moving forward with its effort to engage more with local communities with plans to host clinics in local areas of Waterford. AgriLand 9/12/2024 News Police Federation-backed amendment to Data Protection Act brought before House of Lords An amendment to the Data Protection Act 2018, backed by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), aimed at allowing unredacted data sharing between the police service and the Crown Prosecution Service at the pre-charge stage has been brought before the House of Lords. Emergency Services Times 9/12/2024 News New Anti-Corruption Champion and NCA funding as campaign against corruption steps up Baroness Margaret Hodge announced as UK's new Anti-Corruption Champion as National Crime Agency receives new funding and sanctions imposed on illicit gold trade Home Office 9/12/2024 News Winners of 2024 Oscar Kilo Awards announced The winners of the 2024 Oscar Kilo Awards have been announced, recognising policing’s amazing work when it comes to providing staff wellbeing support. Emergency Services Times 9/12/2024 News Winston Peters tells police to ‘read the coalition agreement’ amid concerns 500 extra police target will be missed NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says police should read the Government’s coalition agreement after Police Commissioner Richard Chambers warned MPs it could take longer than two years to train an extra 500 officers as promised. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 9/12/2024 News Garda Commissioner defends decision to release images of Dublin riot persons of interest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has defended the decision to publish 99 photographs of “persons of interest” as part of its investigation into the Dublin riots last year. Drew Harris said that An Garda Siochána carried out its own data protection assessment ahead of publishing the images, saying it met the public’s human rights requirements. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2024 News The Guardian view on the courts in crisis: long waits are a route to injustice Delayed trials don’t get enough attention. But they are harmful both to individuals and society The Guardian 9/12/2024 Feature, Opinion New Zealand’s Security Threat Environment NEW ZEALAND: Each year we publish our independent assessment of the threats of foreign interference, espionage, violent extremism and terrorism facing New Zealand. New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) 9/12/2024 Report New Zealand spy agency says terror attack remains ‘realistic possibility’ NEW ZEALAND: A terror attack in New Zealand remains a "realistic possibility" over the next year as evolving global and domestic security trends continue to drive extremist sentiment, the country's intelligence service said on Tuesday. Following its annual review of the national terror threat levels, the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) said people were getting exposed to an increasingly diverse range of violent extremist narratives through online networks, raising the risk of radicalisation and potential violence. Reuters 9/12/2024 News PSNI and Gardai launch strategy to tackle cross-border crime Police services in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have said that by working together they can "do more to tackle criminal networks who seek to exploit the border region". A cross-border initiative between the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and An Garda Síochána will run from 2025 to 2027. BBC 9/12/2024 News Met chief: Funding gap will mean major cuts to officer numbers Mark Rowley is expected to add to concerns over police resources before the government sets out forces’ spending allocations for 2025 The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News Quebec police chiefs call for ‘robust mechanisms’ to end corruption CANADA: Quebec’s police chiefs are vowing to continue working towards ending corruption in the province. The Quebec Association of Police Chiefs (ADPQ) and Commissioner for the Fight Against Corruption (CLCC) held a joint press conference Monday on International Anti-Corruption Day. City News (Canada) 9/12/2024 News «101110121013101410151016101710181019Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
