Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98367 total results. Showing results 30241 to 30260 «150915101511151215131514151515161517Next ›Last » Revised Code of Ethics to promote ‘professional culture’ in policing The College of Policing has launched a consultation on a “robust” revised Code of Ethics for more than 200,000 people working across policing in England and Wales. Police Professional 8/3/2023 News PSNI makes 239 arrests in six months in crackdown on VAWG Almost 240 perpetrators of violence against women and girls (VAWG) have been arrested in six months under new legislation in a crackdown by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Police Professional 8/3/2023 News Man who died in hospital after attack in south Belfast was serving police officer The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has confirmed that a man who has died after being attacked in south Belfast in January was a serving officer. Police Professional 8/3/2023 News IOPC investigates police handling of missing person reports prior to fatal road traffic collision in Cardiff The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is to investigate police actions following missing person reports relating to five people involved in a fatal road traffic collision in the St Mellons area of Cardiff. Police Professional 8/3/2023 News Evidence VRUs reduce serious violence but consistent approach needed, say HMICFRS The Home Office needs to define processes for violence reduction units (VRUs) to use when evaluating the effectiveness of interventions designed to reduce serious youth violence, according to His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 8/3/2023 News Meeting IACP President, Chief John Letteney, at the World Police Summit in Dubai IACP President Letteney looks back at the 130 year history of the IACP from its foundation (as the National Association of Chiefs of Police in 1893 to the present day. He sets out how the Association has grown to its present 32,000 members in over 170 countries, and talks about the wide range of policing events and services the IACP now provides, before looking forward to how the IACP plans to develop over the coming years. PolicingTV 8/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Meeting IACP President, Chief John Letteney, at the World Police Summit in Dubai IACP President Letteney looks back at the 130 year history of the IACP from its foundation (as the National Association of Chiefs of Police in 1893 to the present day. He sets out how the Association has grown to its present 32,000 members in over 170 countries, and talks about the wide range of policing events and services the IACP now provides, before looking forward to how the IACP plans to develop over the coming years. PolicingTV 8/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Six high schools subject to online shooting threats, Peel police investigating CANADA: Peel Regional Police are investigating after they say six high schools were named in shooting threats posted online. Toronto Star (Canada) 8/3/2023 News Police put 80 officers on the TTC a month ago. Has it made the transit system any safer? CANADA: It's been just over a month since 80 police officers were placed across Toronto's transit system in response to a recent surge in violent acts on the system, but how much of a difference that's making depends on who you ask. CBC News (Canada) 8/3/2023 News Planning police operations: Lessons from the military CANADA: The military and police share a lot in common. A look at their uniforms, symbols and customs tells us that much. In places like Afghanistan, Mexico and the United States, the police even wage wars on things like terror, organized crime and human trafficking. Blue Line (Canada) 8/3/2023 Feature International Women’s Day: investing in my community Every day I’m investing in my community, there’s no other place I’d rather work. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 8/3/2023 Feature, Opinion IWD: ‘How can you be a police officer with a baby?’ Sue Honeywill, sergeant, National Board member and chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales' National Women's Group, marks International Women's Day by reflecting back on joining the service, how far its come and what more must be done. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 8/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Young people are being blackmailed via social media in the Midlands warns Garda Chief Superintendent REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Incidents where young people are being targeted by criminals through their mobile phones and blackmailed after sending intimate images are increasing in the Midlands according to top Gardaí. Offaly Live 8/3/2023 News Disappointment at pace of Garda CCTV progress for Roscrea and Borrisokane REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Community led plans to install CCTV camera systems on the streets of Roscrea and Borrisokane to help Gardaí police the rural towns are progressing too slowly according to local elected representatives. Offaly Live 8/3/2023 News Implementation of SIS RECAST – 7th March 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Yesterday 7th March, 2023, the European Commission implemented a ‘SIS RECAST’ (upgrade of SIS II) in a simultaneous go-live launch with participating immigration, police, customs and judicial authorities in the EU and the Schengen associated countries. An Garda Síochána 8/3/2023 News IWD: ‘Let’s keep focussed and strive to achieve more’ Sam Hawkins, inspector and National Women's Group secretary, opens up about her experience of sexual harassment as a young officer, as we work towards eliminating misogyny in the service. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 8/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Changes to the way policing manages national forensic contracts The NPCC has revealed upcoming changes to the way policing manages forensic science contracts and other commercial functions across England and Wales following a joint review. Forensic Capability Network 8/3/2023 News Five frameworks and purchasing systems to move away from FCN BlueLight Commercial will take on the frameworks and purchasing systems. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2023 News Celebrating International Women’s Day: Improving the police and CJS response to victims and survivors of domestic abuse In the second in a month-long series of articles celebrating International Women’s Day, Dr Holly Taylor-Dunn and Dr Anna Hopkins of the Open University’s Policing Organisation and Practice Department share details of two key research projects that concern the policing of domestic abuse. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/3/2023 Analysis, Feature International Women’s Day: if I can do it, you can too If I could give my past self some advice, it would be that it’s okay to dream big. It is easy to judge someone by how they appear in a media interview or when you see the uniform and hear me speak, but fundamentally I am just as prone to the worries of life as anybody else. How I portray myself publicly now has all been learned along the way on my policing journey, I have gained confidence I didn’t know I had. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 8/3/2023 Feature, Opinion «150915101511151215131514151515161517Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
