Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98413 total results. Showing results 32301 to 32320 «161216131614161516161617161816191620Next ›Last » Frontline gardaÃ: ‘We’re demoralised and under pressure . . . There’s zero morale’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More and more gardaà are concerned that the resources required to even temporarily disrupt the drug trade are slipping away. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 19/1/2023 Feature Garda ‘struggling’ with policing demands operations due to ‘very alarming’ decline in numbers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Headquarters and Government promise 1,000 new recruits in 2023 after ‘unfortunate’ impact of pandemic on numbers in force The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 19/1/2023 News Promoting a culture of wellbeing Staff health and wellbeing is a top priority for Warwickshire Police College of Policing 19/1/2023 Feature Women of Colour in Policing conference: Sharing insights on the Women of Colour in Policing network Insights from the inaugural Women of Colour in Policing Conference held in Ryton, England. In the first of 2 videos supporting the inaugural Women of Colour in Policing conference, held recently, participants and delegates share their insights on what the Women of Colour in Policing network means to them. PolicingTV 19/1/2023 Feature, Opinion, Video Women of Colour in Policing conference: Sharing insights on the Women of Colour in Policing network Insights from the inaugural Women of Colour in Policing Conference held in Ryton, England. In the first of 2 videos supporting the inaugural Women of Colour in Policing conference, held recently, participants and delegates share their insights on what the Women of Colour in Policing network means to them. PolicingTV 19/1/2023 Feature, Opinion, Video Interviews from the Women of Colour in Policing inaugural conference The inaugural Women of Colour in Policing (WoCiP) conference recently took place at the College of Policing's Ryton facility near Coventry, England. WoCiP now has formal recognition within UK Policing, having originated from an initiative to support women from ethnic minority backgrounds as they progress in their policing careers. In this short video recorded at the inaugural conference, PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder, Bernard Rix, meets several of those attending and contributing to the day, including Lincolnshire Police's Assistant Chief Constable Kerrin Wilson QPM, and the Metropolitan Police's Inspector Jas Kaur, Chair of the National Women of Colour in Policing UK tactical group. PolicingTV - Registration at source 19/1/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Interviews from the Women of Colour in Policing inaugural conference The inaugural Women of Colour in Policing (WoCiP) conference recently took place at the College of Policing's Ryton facility near Coventry, England. WoCiP now has formal recognition within UK Policing, having originated from an initiative to support women from ethnic minority backgrounds as they progress in their policing careers. In this short video recorded at the inaugural conference, PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder, Bernard Rix, meets several of those attending and contributing to the day, including Lincolnshire Police's Assistant Chief Constable Kerrin Wilson QPM, and the Metropolitan Police's Inspector Jas Kaur, Chair of the National Women of Colour in Policing UK tactical group. PolicingTV 19/1/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Devon and Cornwall Police officer in court on two rape charges A police officer has appeared in court charged with two counts of rape. BBC 19/1/2023 News Police force sack horse for not ‘excelling’ at job Tommy is described a ‘beautiful, gentle horse with impeccable manners’ The Independent 19/1/2023 News STAR funding announced – have you got an idea for a research project? The next round of Science, Technology, Analysis and Research (STAR) funding has just been announced by the NPCC Chief Scientific Advisor, Paul Taylor. Applications will open on January 23rd when the supporting documentation is posted on ChiefsNet. Initial expressions of interest should be submitted by 5pm March 3rd. Forensic Capability Network 18/1/2023 News Response provided to BBC Newsnight re decision making in the Maida Vale stop and search investigation Attributable to an IOPC spokesperson: IOPC decisions are made independently of the police, the government and any other group or individual. They are based solely on the available evidence. We absolutely refute the suggestion that our decisions were influenced by anything other than the evidence during this investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/1/2023 News Appointment of new chief constable of Surrey Police confirmed The new chief constable of Surrey Police has been confirmed as Tim De Meyer after the county’s Police and Crime Panel unanimously approved his appointment on Tuesday (January 17). Police Professional 18/1/2023 News Met Police chief inspector arrested over child abuse images found dead A senior Met Police officer who was being investigated over child abuse images has been found dead. BBC 18/1/2023 News Review of police dismissals launched The review will be completed within 4 months and look at the effectiveness of the police disciplinary system. Home Office 18/1/2023 News Angiolini Inquiry: draft terms of reference for part 2 POLICY PAPER: Draft terms of reference for part 2 of the independent inquiry into issues raised by the conviction of the killer of Sarah Everard. Home Office 18/1/2023 News London mayor to ask home secretary to strip David Carrick of police pension Sadiq Khan says he will seek to prevent serial rapist from receiving the estimated £22,000-a-year pension The Guardian 18/1/2023 News Labour would suspend any police officers accused of rape, party says New policy after Carrick scandal would bring police in line with teachers under future Labour government The Guardian 18/1/2023 News Watchdog refutes interference claims in black athletes stop and search probe Five officers could face the sack after the stop and search of Bianca Williams and Ricardo Dos Santos was probed by the Office for Police Conduct The Independent 18/1/2023 News Human Rights Annual Report 2021-22 The implementation of human rights standards and principles are central to good policing and should be pivotal to everything that PSNI do. With the specialist advice of the Board’s independent Human Rights Advisor, this Report highlights good policing practice and areas in which practice could be improved with specific recommendations. The Human Rights Annual Report 2021/22 contains eleven recommendations in areas such as; Policy; Biometric Retention, Social Media Use, Stop and Search, Covert Policing; and Treatment of Suspects. The Board’s Human Rights Annual Report provides an account of the performance of the PSNI in its compliance with the Human Rights Act 1998 and is a reflection of the work undertaken by the Policing Board, in holding PSNI to account. The Report is an open and public commentary on police performance and of the Policing Board’s monitoring work carried out during the year. It helps maintain public confidence in the PSNI which is paramount in securing its legitimacy. This fundamental principle lies at the heart of the work which the Policing Board, assisted by the Human Rights Advisor, carries out on behalf of everyone in our community. Northern Ireland Policing Board 18/1/2023 Report Human Rights Review of PSNIs Use of Force The legitimate use of force is one of PSNI’s most significant powers and should therefore be scrutinised closely. A rights-based approach to policing protects the public and officers responsible for delivering the service and the importance of having. a positive human rights culture in our policing service and a willingness to be held to account to the community through the Policing Board is crucial. With the specialist advice of the Board’s independent Human Rights Advisor, this Report highlights good policing practice regarding the use of force and areas in which practice could be improved. This Human Rights Review contains ten recommendations for PSNI regarding the Use of Firearms, Attenuating Energy Projectiles (AEP), Conducted Energy Devices (CED), Stun Grenades, Police Dogs, and Body-Worn Video (BWV). Northern Ireland Policing Board 18/1/2023 Report «161216131614161516161617161816191620Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
