Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96629 total results. Showing results 49721 to 49740 «248324842485248624872488248924902491Next ›Last » £18m in funding to help make streets safer The Government has awarded more than £18 million in funding to 40 areas in England and Wales to tackle neighbourhood crime. Police Professional 4/6/2021 News ‘No coherent overall strategy’ from police to tackle hate crime, says HMICS The nature and scale of hate crime in Scotland and its impact on diverse communities is not fully understood by Police Scotland, according to a report published today (June 3). Police Professional 4/6/2021 News Our commitment to the Welsh language How the College plans to deliver some of its services to police officers and staff in Wales College of Policing 4/6/2021 Feature Assaults on officers ‘a stain on society’ says Chair The National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales has responded to new crime figures which show a 26 per cent rise in assaults against emergency workers. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/6/2021 News All-star names headline PFEW’s virtual Annual Conference Broadcaster and Barrister Rob Rinder will join many of policing’s best-known names for the Police Federation of England and Wales’ (PFEW) first ever virtual Annual Conference. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/6/2021 News Policing receives 18.3 million to continue work to make our streets safer 40 areas across England and Wales, including 28 PCCs, have today been awarded a total of £18.3 million, from the Government’s Safer Streets Fund. This funding will support projects looking to crack down on neighbourhood crimes like burglary, vehicle theft and robbery, and will go towards measures proven to cut crime, including simple changes to the design of streets such as locked gates around alleyways, increased street-lighting and the installation of CCTV. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/6/2021 News Millions more funding for projects to make our streets safer Forty areas have been awarded £18.3 million to make streets safer through projects to crack down on neighbourhood crimes like burglary, vehicle theft and robbery. Home Office 4/6/2021 News Police warn of ‘pressure cooker’ after machete fight in Greenwich, London Senior police have warned of a “pressure cooker” situation that could result in serious disorder after a surge in violence, including a group of men who brandished machetes as they fought. The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2021 News The fish that shreds the net NEW ZEALAND: A youth perspective of Police pursuits For youth, by youth, in partnership with Police. [pdf] New Zealand Police 4/6/2021 Report Police officer lied about danger posed by Dalian Atkinson, court told PC Benjamin Monk, accused of murdering ex-footballer, said to have falsely justified use of excessive force The Guardian 4/6/2021 News Brain training games are here to end police brutality New technologies aim to improve police decision making by training their brains. But solving systemic problems will take a lot more than that Wired 4/6/2021 Feature Police accused of lacking coherent strategy to handle hate crime The impact of hate crime in Scotland is not understood and the police lack a “coherent” strategy to identify or deal with it, a report has found. The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2021 News The Afghan policewoman facing abuse at work A BBC investigation has revealed widespread allegations of sexual harassment and abuse in the Afghan Police Force. BBC 4/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Thousands of stalkers, harassers and sex offenders escaping justice The Times has found that abusers are being given informal punishments, including simply being asked to apologise, even as rape convictions fall to record lows. Enough is enough, say campaigners The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Police warn of ‘pressure cooker’ after machete fight in Greenwich, London Senior police have warned of a “pressure cooker” situation that could result in serious disorder after a surge in violence, including a group of men who brandished machetes as they fought. The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2021 News US puts cybercrime on par with terror after ransomware attacks The US government is raising the fight against cybercriminals to the same level as the battle against terrorists after a surge of ransomware attacks on large corporations. The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2021 News HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland has published a Thematic Inspection of Hate Crime The inspection focused on the standard of police investigations, procedures, policies and initiatives in place to engage with communities to ensure victims of hate have the confidence to come forward and report their experiences. In this report, several areas for improvement are identified and 15 recommendations are made. [pdf] HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 3/6/2021 Report Policing Authority chief calls for independent data REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Chief Executive of the Policing Authority has said she thinks that getting independent data and evidence that policing is performed consistently across the country remains elusive. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 3/6/2021 News Independent panel and research team appointed for research on policing in our communities NEW ZEALAND: The panel and research team for the new research programme into how Police can ensure it delivers fair policing have been appointed. New Zealand Police 3/6/2021 News City and police announce $16M in funding to change the way crisis calls handled in Calgary CANADA: Following widespread anger across the globe last year over police killings, the City of Calgary and Calgary police have announced $16 million in funding to reduce police calls for those in crisis. 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