Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100753 total results. Showing results 5041 to 5060 «249250251252253254255256257Next ›Last » Policing Authority publishes half-year Assessment of Policing Performance 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Policing Authority has today published its half-year Assessment of Policing Performance 2024, an evaluation of the Garda Síochána’s performance to the end of June. Policing performance is assessed primarily against the Authority’s Statutory Performance Framework — consisting of the Garda Síochána Statement of Strategy, Policing Priorities, and annual Policing Plan. This biannual assessment is key to providing transparency about policing performance, the oversight of policing, and the outcomes of that work. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2024 News Devon and Cornwall Police Commissioner on leadership Real leadership is about making tough decisions, and when public money and confidence in policing is at stake they must be made efficiently and effectively. It is because I have been at my post, working with my team around the clock, that on Friday I appointed former Dorset Chief Constable James Vaughan QPM as interim Chief Constable for Devon & Cornwall Police. Chief Constable Vaughan took up the post following a recruitment process involving His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Police and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS), the College of Policing, and representatives from the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel and Cornwall Council. Exmouth Journal 20/12/2024 Feature, Opinion Chief warns police could spend more time in office A chief constable has warned his officers could end up spending more time in the office, following a government funding announcement. Norfolk Constabulary is set to receive £235m in 2025 – an increase of £12.8m on the previous year, but Paul Sanford said most of the extra money would be lost to additional costs. BBC 20/12/2024 News Empowering First Nations communities through newly appointed Protective Services Officers AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s newest First Nations Community Protective Services Officers (PSOs) have joined the Queensland Police Service (QPS), marking an important step in empowering First Nations communities to protect and strengthen their own. myPolice - Queensland Police News 20/12/2024 News Michael Outram’s parting advice for public sector leaders CANADA: Former ABF commissioner Michael Outram says public service leaders dealing with crisis should look up at the horizon every now and then to scan for looming threats. The Mandarin (Australia) 20/12/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police officer drove to comedy show while on duty A "dishonest" police officer who travelled to a comedy show when she was on duty would have been sacked if she had not left the force, a panel ruled. BBC 20/12/2024 News Chief warns police could spend more time in office A chief constable has warned his officers could end up spending more time in the office, following a government funding announcement. BBC 20/12/2024 News Safe from harm: Strategy for family violence, sexual offences and child abuse 2024–2029 AUSTRALIA: The role of Victoria Police is to serve the Victorian community and uphold the law so as to promote a safe, secure and orderly society. [pdf] Victoria Police (Australia) 20/12/2024 Report Safe from harm: Victoria Police strategy for family violence, sexual offences and child abuse 2024-2029 AUSTRALIA: The role of Victoria Police is to serve the Victorian community and uphold the law so as to promote a safe, secure and orderly society. Victoria Police (Australia) 20/12/2024 News Voices of DA victim-survivors are helping West Yorkshire officers to improve service delivery A partnership with the Leeds-based Domestic Violence and Abuse Voices Project providing “humbling, compelling and motivating” first-hand accounts of how women have been treated by police in the past is helping officers in West Yorkshire to gain greater insights and improve the service they deliver in domestic abuse cases, while giving victim-survivors a “life-changing” opportunity to vocalise their experiences and feel heard, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/12/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Garda ‘stretched’ as online fraud reaches ‘industrial’ levels, Drew Harris warns REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Heightened concern over scams in run-up to Christmas as Garda Commissioner outlines 'increasingly complex and difficult' threats to State. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 20/12/2024 News Criminals made to pay to support victims More victims of crime are to receive support through a fund financed by penalties imposed on offenders. Scottish Government 20/12/2024 News Thames Valley DI Tina Wallace: Female role models in policing (Part 3) In this conversation, Tina Wallace from Thames Valley Police shares her journey in policing, focusing on the empowerment of women in the force, the importance of mentorship, and her academic pursuits. She discusses the role of female role models in her career, the significance of supporting and uplifting fellow officers, and the need for proactive crime prevention strategies, particularly in addressing violence against women. Tina emphasizes the importance of collaboration and sharing knowledge within the policing community to foster a safer environment for all. PolicingTV 20/12/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police ‘relying on public’ to spot suspected terror activity as tip-offs rise Officers called for vigilance over the winter months as Christmas shopping and festive events could attract terror activity. The Independent 19/12/2024 News Police Scotland seize more than £50million worth of drugs in 2024 Drugs worth more than £50million were seized across the country in 2024 as Police Scotland continues to act to tackle organised crime. Police Scotland 19/12/2024 News Fresh campaign tactics help to protect women and girls in Sussex Police forces are using a range of approaches to raise awareness of issues and in Sussex, the communications team has developed a striking love hearts sweet design that is having great success in highlighting Clare’s Law, a police policy giving people the right to know if their partner has an abusive past. Emergency Services Times 19/12/2024 News Motorists want tougher sentences to tackle drink-driving – survey Motorists face a minimum disqualification period of 12 months if they are convicted of drink-driving. The Independent 19/12/2024 News Use of force by Essex officers prior to man’s death was necessary, investigation finds An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into the actions of Essex Police officers prior to the death of a man who had been Tasered, has found that their actions were necessary and proportionate in the circumstances. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 19/12/2024 News Former West Mercia Police officer guilty of misconduct in public office A former West Mercia Police officer has been found guilty of two counts of misconduct in public office and a computer misuse offence, following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 19/12/2024 News More than 30 arrested in major garda operation targeting criminal activity in Rathkeale REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 30 people were arrested on foot of outstanding bench warrants, two were arrested in connection with ongoing criminal investigations, and the final individual was arrested for road traffic offences Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/12/2024 News «249250251252253254255256257Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
