Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114960 total results. Showing results 3061 to 3080 «150151152153154155156157158Next ›Last » Forest therapy empowering young domestic abuse survivors to heal Therapeutic forest activities funded by PCC Rupert Matthews are helping young people in Rutland to heal and recover from the trauma of domestic abuse. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 News Former officer guilty of improper exercise of police powers in Oxfordshire At Luton Crown Court on Monday, Ian Dring pleaded guilty to one count of corrupt/improper exercise of police powers and privileges by a constable. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 News ‘PSNI can increase Catholic recruits without return to 50:50’ The PSNI “doesn’t need” 50:50 recruitment targets to increase the number of Catholics in the force, the Chief Constable has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 News Police stations to close up to five days a week as staff crisis bites AUSTRALIA: Police stations in some areas will be closed to the public up to five days a week as Victoria Police grapples with its largest ever vacancy crisis. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 News Lawsuit filed against Victoria Police over arrest related to Dezi Freeman search AUSTRALIA: The son of a police officer has filed a lawsuit against Victoria Police after he and his partner were pulled over, held at gunpoint and arrested last year as part of a police search for alleged double murderer Dezi Freeman. ABC News (Australia) 5/3/2026 News PSNI chief vows to ‘relentlessly pursue’ officers who sexually exploit women The Chief Constable of the PSNI has vowed to “relentlessly pursue” officers abusing their position for sexual purposes after a report found evidence of predatory behaviour in the police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 News Police chief’s misconduct notice dropped A misconduct case against Gloucestershire Constabulary's suspended Chief Constable has been dropped. BBC 5/3/2026 News Ex-PC’s gross misconduct after sexual assaults A former police officer who sexually assaulted two women at a party has been found to have committed gross misconduct. BBC 5/3/2026 News Can police reforms improve trust in UK forces? Police in England and Wales have lost public trust over the last decade, with confidence in policing declining across several measures since 2015. Five years on from the murder of Sarah Everard by a serving London Met police officer, Met commissioner Mark Rowley says he understands why women still do not trust the UK’s largest force. The Conversation 5/3/2026 Analysis, Feature Police chief says 50-50 recruitment not necessary at present A return to recruiting equal numbers of Catholics and non-Catholics is "not necessary at present" the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) chief constable has said. BBC 5/3/2026 News Londoners urged to share their views on the Met Three years after a scathing report found the Metropolitan police service to be institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic, the chairwoman of a new review has appealed to Londoners to tell her if they have experienced any change. BBC 5/3/2026 News BAPCO Annual Event 2026: Built by the Emergency Services, for the Emergency Services The BAPCO Annual Event returns to Coventry on 25–26 March 2026, bringing together the UK and international public safety communications community for two days of innovation and insight. Policing Insight 5/3/2026 Advertisement, Feature Police.AI governance: Three things force leaders can act on now The recent UK police reform white paper outlined Police.AI as a crucial part of the modernisation process; but Vsevolod Shabad, an independent researcher and governance adviser specialising in AI accountability and public sector decision-making, warns that operational gains do not follow automatically from the deployment of AI, and governance models that don’t have the organisational capacity or understanding to accurately scrutinise system outputs and performance offer governance in name only. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Police Scotland urged to act faster to modernise operations and build ‘effective workforce for the future’ A recent report on Best Value in Policing, published jointly by Audit Scotland and HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland, has warned that more than 10 years after it was formed – and in the face of increasingly complex challenges – workforce planning in Police Scotland “remains underdeveloped”, with the optimum workforce size, capacity and skillset still to be identified, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 Analysis, Feature New phase of neighbourhood policing training launched New neighbourhood policing online training modules available. We are releasing the next phase of our neighbourhood policing programme (NPP) career pathway, equipping officers across England and Wales with advanced skills to work in partnership, protect communities from serious and organised crime, and manage offenders effectively. College of Policing 5/3/2026 News More gardaí and mental health services ‘key’ to safety REOUBLIC OF IRELAND: More community gardaí and greater resourcing of local mental health services are key to building community safety, according to a new report. The study, conducted by University of Limerick, also said there was a pressing need to invest in community development organisations and youth groups. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 5/3/2026 News ‘One more death on our roads is too many’: new Roads Police Team confirmed in Hampshire The new unit for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight comes alongside a new approach to tackle careless driving and £340k worth of investment for road safety projects. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2026 News In Limerick, a new mental health approach diverts people in crisis away from Garda cells REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Cast model aims to redirect people suffering from acute mental health crises away from the trauma of detention and towards the care they need The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 5/3/2026 News WA’s top cop weighs in on AI traffic cameras as the state prepares to double its fleet AUSTRALIA: WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch says a debate into how the state’s new AI-powered traffic cameras are fining drivers for passenger seatbelt breaches was a worthy one to have and that all options were on the table. The new cameras have been fining people for traffic infringements like speeding, mobile phone use and incorrect seatbelt use since October. WA Today (Australia) 5/3/2026 News Toronto Police civilian oversight board chair resists calls for public inquiry into Project South allegations CANADA: Province's top police watchdog already vowed to hire an outside official to conduct a review of corruption. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 5/3/2026 News «150151152153154155156157158Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
