Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102497 total results. Showing results 2341 to 2360 «114115116117118119120121122Next ›Last » Over 100 jailed in knife crime crackdown – police More than 100 people have been jailed since officers have been able to stop and search people with previous convictions for carrying blades or knives, a police force has said. BBC 16/4/2025 News Former police officer wins innovation award for new misper app Creator of Pocket Sergeant App develops new tool to help with missing persons cases Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2025 News SVROs show ‘real shift’ and highlight argument for younger searches to be carried out The Serious Violence Reduction Orders (SVROs), which have been piloted in several forces demonstrate a "real shift" in what forces should see as a success, Merseyside Police’s Lead for Serious Violence and Knife Crime has told Police Oracle. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2025 News Staffordshire appoints two assistant chief constables The appointments follow the appointment of Becky Riggs as Deputy Chief Constable and the retirement of ACC Stuart Ellison. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2025 News LatestSouth Australia sees crime rates fall following targeted police operations AUSTRALIA: Crime rates in South Australia have continued a downward trajectory, according to the latest statistics, which indicate a 5 per cent decrease in total offences for the year ending in February. Glam Adelaide (Australia) 16/4/2025 News Trust in police rises for first time since 2019, but trust in data safety declines NEW ZEALAND: COLFO spokesperson Hugh Devereux-Mack says the new Government’s firearm policies, such removing onerous regulations for firearms clubs and ranges, has started to repair the “shattered relationship” between the State and licensed firearm owners. Scoop (New Zealand) 16/4/2025 News Strip-search allegations against gardaí after Gaza protest ‘entirely inaccurate’, garda chief says REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: “Grave” allegations made by TDs in the Dáil that gardaí strip-searched women protesting for Gaza are entirely inaccurate Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 16/4/2025 News Calling all police innovators: Roadmap for cutting-edge solutions With the European Union’s draft Civil Security for Society Work Programme 2025 – which attracts significant funding from the Horizon Europe programme – already available online, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the opportunities for police forces in the UK, New Zealand and Canada to form consortia and submit innovative proposals tackling issues ranging from AI-driven cybersecurity to crime prevention and crisis response. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/4/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Staffordshire Police appoints two new Assistant Chief Constables Staffordshire Police has appointed two new Assistant Chief Constables. Emergency Services Times 16/4/2025 News Police officers face twice the risk of traumatic brain injuries and PTSD, survey finds Police officers are more than twice as likely to suffer traumatic brain injuries compared to the general population and those that do face more than double the risk of developing complex post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), new research has found. Emergency Services Times 16/4/2025 News CNC launches ambitious Annual Business Plan for 2025/26 The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) has launched an ambitious Annual Business Plan for the 2025/26 period, one that reflects changes across the energy sector and new powers afforded through section 55A of the Energy Act 2004. Emergency Services Times 16/4/2025 News The future of policing: Insights from John Giffard (Part 3) Former Staffordshire Chief Constable John Giffard discusses the evolution of policing technology, the challenges of recruitment in modern policing, the importance of leadership development, and the future of technology in policing. PolicingTV 16/4/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video The justice system is in crisis. We spent a year finding solutions Maggie O’Riordan, the deputy editor of The Times, explains the commission’s hopes to be a ‘catalyst for change’ The Times - Subscription at source 15/4/2025 News The Times Crime and Justice Commission – our response The College of Policing's CEO Sir Andy Marsh QPM, has called for the faster take-up of innovation and technology within the service and welcomed the introduction of a license to practise for policing. College of Policing 15/4/2025 News Employment tribunal recommendations to PFEW In November 2024, the Federation announced it had reached agreement in relation to the Employment Tribunal litigation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/4/2025 News Garda numbers crisis: ‘We could lose 30% to 50% of our organisation in five years’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Measures are urgently needed to tackle a 'cliff edge' as retirements due to surge, say sergeants and inspectors. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 15/4/2025 News The justice system is in crisis. We spent a year finding solutions Maggie O’Riordan, the deputy editor of The Times, explains the commission’s hopes to be a ‘catalyst for change’. The Times Crime and Justice Summit marked the publication of the final report of the Times Crime and Justice Commission, a year-long inquiry that this week announced a set of ambitious but achievable recommendations to modernise the country’s criminal justice system. The Times 15/4/2025 Feature, Opinion Police cuts postponed after funding boost Planned cuts at Lincolnshire Police have been delayed following a new government funding agreement, the force has confirmed. Officials had previously warned 400 staff and officers could be cut by 2028 due to a £14m budget gap. BBC 15/4/2025 News Police officer admits unlawful access to personal data A former police officer has admitted accessing the personal data of members of the public "purely for their own knowledge". BBC 15/4/2025 News Justice minister says ‘we can’t have relentless negativity’ about job as garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has said “we can’t have relentless negativity” about a career as a garda. The new minister is attempting to boost flagging garda recruitment drives over previous years and mend rifts between gardaí and their outgoing Commissioner, Drew Harris. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 15/4/2025 News «114115116117118119120121122Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
