Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 29921 to 29940 «149314941495149614971498149915001501Next ›Last » Police pay step in right direction, but still falls short Today’s announcement that police officer pay for 2023/24 will increase by 7 per cent across all ranks is a step in the right direction, but still falls short of the real-term pay cut officers have suffered since 2000. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/7/2023 News Police to get seven per cent pay rise Police officer pay will increase by seven per cent across all ranks from September 1 after the Government accepted in full the recommendation of the Police Remuneration Review Body. Police Professional 13/7/2023 News Police Remuneration Review Body report: 2023 England and Wales Recommendations from the Police Remuneration Review Body on police officers’ pay in England and Wales. Home Office 13/7/2023 Report West Yorkshire to rejig Suspect Management Unit to address demand The force has told Police Oracle that some temporary variations are being put in place to address demand during the summer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/7/2023 News Former officer convicted of taking bribes A former officer responsible for policing nightclubs and bars in London’s West End has been convicted of taking bribes, including tickets to exclusive events, a family holiday to Morocco, and renovations to his home. Police Professional 13/7/2023 News Positive outcomes for VAWG offences to be published each month North Wales Police is launching a monthly report to highlight its work in tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG). Police Professional 13/7/2023 News Met Police urges diverse Londoners to sign up with force In March, the Met Police was described in the Casey review as being institutionally racist. Baroness Casey found the Met's workforce "continued to fall far short" of representing London's black, Asian and minority ethnic men and women. She warned at current recruitment rates, it would take "at least another 40 years" to reflect diverse London. BBC 13/7/2023 News Police officers forced to abandon holidays for court cases, federation says A West Midlands Police sergeant forced to return from his family holiday at short notice to give evidence in court says the system needs to change. Police officers are regularly summoned to appear in court as witnesses but the police federation said more and more are being asked to cut short holidays. It takes its toll on the wellbeing of officers, it said. BBC 13/7/2023 News Greater Manchester Police officer threw bucket of water at suspect A custody detention officer who threw a bucket of water at a suspect in a cell has been given a community order. Warren Clarke, 55, pleaded guilty to common assault and was given an eight-week curfew at Liverpool Magistrates' Court. BBC 13/7/2023 News Policing the Future: Australia New Zealand Police Artificial Intelligence Principles OCEANIA: On behalf of Police Commissioners of Australia and New Zealand, ANZPAA is officially releasing the Australia New Zealand Police Artificial Intelligence (AI) Principles. These Principles guide the ethical and responsible use of AI by Australian and New Zealand Police and promote cross-jurisdictional consistency. The Principles aim to build greater public trust and confidence and signify a commitment to community safety and harm minimisation in the adoption and deployment of AI systems. Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 13/7/2023 Report SNP government publishes Operation Branchform correspondence with Police Scotland as probe continues Scotland's nationalist government has published all its correspondence with Police Scotland relating to the ongoing probe into SNP finances. Operation Branchform has been ongoing for over two years and in the past few months has seen the arrest of three senior Nat figures, including Nicola Sturgeon. Scottish Daily Express 13/7/2023 News Nottinghamshire Police prepared to consider criminal investigations over Nottingham hospitals maternity failings Nottinghamshire Police say they are prepared to consider if any criminal investigations are needed at Nottingham University Hospitals Trust as part of the Ockenden review into baby deaths and injuries at its maternity units. Newark Advertiser 13/7/2023 News Police Bravery Awards: Officers recall risking lives to save boys who fell through ice The awards come as public confidence in policing, its culture and performance, has fallen to an all-time low. Sky News 13/7/2023 News Should police have the right to strike? As the Police Federation of England and Wales prepares to ballot its members on whether it should pursue industrial rights, Policing Insight’s Graham Wettone looks back at the history of police strikes and working to rule in the UK, the failure of successive governments to honour the independent pay award process, and why the current debate about whether police should take industrial action should be taken seriously by the Government. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/7/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Legal aid cuts denying vulnerable women access to justice, says thinktank Women’s Budget Group says changes have disproportionately affected women and cut critical lifeline in England and Wales The Guardian 13/7/2023 News Donna Jones announced as new APCC Chair The PCC for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight has committed to cleaning up policing and resetting police-public relations. Police Oracle 13/7/2023 News English police keen to join Australian force AUSTRALIA: The Queensland police force have been inundated with English police keen to join the state’s force. Sky News 13/7/2023 News, Video WA Police Officers accept wages policy AUSTRALIA: The Western Australian Police Union has advised its members that it has accepted the State Government's wages policy. Government of Western Australia 13/7/2023 News Community patrollers ‘eyes, ears of the police’ NEW ZEALAND: Community patrollers use a broad range of skills, from traffic management to CPR, to help keep southern streets safe. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 13/7/2023 News Donegal could keep stand-alone Garda Division REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Justice Minister, Helen McEntee, is analysing another three-county model amid growing calls for Donegal to retain its own Division. Donegal Live (Republic of Ireland) 13/7/2023 News «149314941495149614971498149915001501Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
