Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100437 total results. Showing results 2321 to 2340 «113114115116117118119120121Next ›Last » Wildlife crime in Scotland down by 23 per cent Wildlife crimes in Scotland fell by nearly a quarter according to the latest figures published by the Chief Statistician on Friday (February 28). Police Professional 28/2/2025 News Bravery and excellence recognised at chief constable’s awards ceremony A keen sea swimmer who selflessly entered the water to save a distressed woman was among the members of the public, police officers and police staff recognised at the Police Scotland Chief Constable’s Bravery and Excellence Awards. Police Professional 28/2/2025 News Two former officers sentenced for lying and destroying evidence Two former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers have been given a suspended sentence for perverting the course of justice after lying about the circumstances surrounding a police pursuit. Police Professional 28/2/2025 News Policing has ‘unique stake’ in review of Contempt of Court Act, say police chiefs National police organisations have published their submission to the Law Commission’s review of Contempt of Court legislation, stressing that policing has “a unique stake in this debate”. Police Professional 28/2/2025 News The City of Whitehorse and the Yukon Government partner on community safety and wellbeing plan CANADA: The City of Whitehorse and the Government of Yukon are partnering to commence Community Safety and Wellbeing Planning for Whitehorse. Blue Line (Canada) 28/2/2025 News Alberta government to spend $180M for involuntary addiction treatment centres CANADA: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government plans to spend $180 million over three years to build two involuntary drug addiction treatment centres. Blue Line (Canada) 28/2/2025 News Off the Shelf: Out of Cabrini – Review CANADA: I first read Dave Case’s police procedural novel, Out of Cabrini, a few years ago when it was initially released in hardcover. Blue Line (Canada) 28/2/2025 Feature, Opinion Gardaí to revoke nearly 2,000 speeding fines issued by non-certified camera on the N17 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fines and penalty notices for speeding offences will be revoked for motorists who received them while driving on the N17 in Co Mayo due to a non-certified GoSafe speed camera. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 28/2/2025 News Civilian garda staffer who claims superior violated her dignity at work fights ruling that he can’t be named REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The High Court has granted leave to a garda human resources employee to challenge a decision by a Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) adjudication officer to direct the anonymisation of a person alleged to have violated her dignity at work. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 28/2/2025 News Gardaí to revoke more than 1,800 fines due to speed camera error on major road REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Over 1,800 speeding fines are to be revoked, including 923 paid fines, due to an uncertified speed camera in Co Mayo, gardaí have said. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 28/2/2025 News ‘Clear, Hold, Build’ SOC approach drives down acquisitive crime and ends silo working, says report The ‘Clear, Hold, Build’ programme to tackle serious and organised crime (SOC) – implemented across almost all territorial police forces in England and Wales – is successfully driving down acquisitive crime and promoting partnership approaches that are ending silo working, according to a new evaluation report, although challenges still remain in some areas around community perceptions and long-term resilience, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/2/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Double police chief suspension costs taxpayers £60,000 a month Devon and Cornwall police are paying three chief constable salaries after it suspended its leader and his first replacement over misconduct allegations. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2025 News New Deputy Chief Constable appointed at Staffordshire Police Staffordshire Police has appointed a new Deputy Chief Constable. Becky Riggs, who is currently an Assistant Chief Constable with the force, will take up the role at the end of March when she replaces the retiring Jon Roy. Lichfield Live 28/2/2025 News WA gun owners upset by late addition to banned firearm list, as police minister passes blame back on lobby groups AUSTRALIA: A fresh stoush has broken out over WA's tough new gun laws, with some firearm owners left confused over which guns were banned as police issued legal notices to owners. Several gun owners have contacted the ABC saying they had missed out on a gun buy-back scheme, unaware their firearms had been added to the ban list. ABC News (Australia) 28/2/2025 News Queensland Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski to step down after cancer diagnosis AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski will step down immediately after being diagnosed with cancer. Deputy Commissioner Shane Chelepy will take on the role from Saturday. In a statement, Commissioner Gollschewski requested privacy, adding he "appreciates the support of his colleagues and the community". ABC News (Australia) 28/2/2025 News Most inspectors want rostered shifts within Police Regulations due to unpaid working The vast majority of inspectors are in favour of a rostered shift pattern because many are working up to 40 unpaid hours every month according to Fed survey. Almost a quarter of inspectors are working up to an extra 40 hours a month, mostly unpaid according to the Police Federation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/2/2025 News Officer given final written warning for excessive force during arrest of woman An Avon and Somerset Constabulary officer who used excessive force during the arrest of a woman has been given a five-year final written warning for gross misconduct. Police Professional 28/2/2025 News Victoria Police members endorse pay deal, ending 18-month standoff AUSTRALIA: More than 16,000 Victorian Police Association members have voted to endorse a pay deal, ending an 18-month standoff with the state government. 9 News (Australia) 28/2/2025 News Victoria Police members back pay deal, ending long-running industrial dispute AUSTRALIA: The bitter industrial dispute that has engulfed Victoria Police is set to end after members overwhelmingly backed a new pay deal that will see frontline staff receive an annual 5 per cent pay rise. ABC News (Australia) 28/2/2025 News Violent crime victimisation rates steady, not dropping, data shows NEW ZEALAND: Victimisation rates for violent offences have stayed mostly steady according to new official data, released two days after the government said violent crime had dropped. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/2/2025 News «113114115116117118119120121Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
