Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96999 total results. Showing results 52021 to 52040 «259825992600260126022603260426052606Next ›Last » Blog: We must deal with wellbeing issues before help is needed To mark the first national Response Policing Wellbeing and Resilience week, Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) National Board member Nick Mosey looks at the importance of officer wellbeing. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 16/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Blog: The long road to recovery from a Covid hangover As we slowly begin to recover from the pandemic, PFEW Wellbeing Secretary Belinda Goodwin highlights how we have supported members from day one and will continue to do so on the other side of the crisis. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 16/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Met deputy too busy for questions on spy officer’s relationship with woman Stephen House is key witness in claim from Kate Wilson, who was deceived into relationship with undercover officer The Guardian 16/3/2021 News Queensland police commissioner unconvinced by calls for women-only police stations AUSTRALIA: An expert in family violence prevention believes women-only police stations could help lower Queensland's alarming levels of domestic abuse, but she says her message is not being heard. ABC News (Australia) 16/3/2021 News Ombudsman finds some ‘poor practice’ in police engagement with Aboriginals AUSTRALIA: Police and politicians have welcomed the Commonwealth and ACT Ombudsman’s Report into ACT Policing’s administrative framework for engagement with the ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, released today. The Ombudsman’s office investigated whether ACT Policing’s administrative and governance arrangements concerning Indigenous Canberrans – programs, policies, procedures, and training – were appropriate and well administered. Canberra Weekly (Australia) 16/3/2021 News Reimagine public safety USA: A project of the Editorial Board, in conversation with outside voices. The Washington Post 16/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Police welcome new hub that brings emergency services together Police in Cumbria have welcomed the opening of a hub that brings emergency services together. The Ulverston-based hub will host all three blue light emergency services with police officers operational from April 1. The hub opened on March 8, creating an operational base which will bring together the county’s police, fire and rescue and ambulance services under one roof. Cumbria Crack 16/3/2021 News Police officers could be placed in schools amid violent crime clampdown plans Chief Constable Sir David Thompson said an increase in West Midlands Police officer numbers over the next two years would give the force “a great deal more resources” to tackle priority crime areas. He said these included domestic abuse, rape and violent crime investigations, while more neighbourhood officers would be on the streets with some placed in schools. Express & Star 16/3/2021 News Serious Violence Reduction Orders to be piloted in 4 police forces Police in Thames Valley, West Midlands, Merseyside and Sussex will trial the new orders, which give police powers to stop and search convicted knife carriers. Home Office 16/3/2021 News Institutional misogyny ‘erodes women’s trust in UK police’ After an outpouring from women detailing their experiences of sexual harassment and assault, and anger over the criminal justice system failing to take their reports seriously, a new question is being asked of police forces: are they institutionally misogynistic? According to one former chief constable, the Metropolitan police’s handling of the vigil on Saturday night showed worrying hallmarks. The Guardian 16/3/2021 News Charities warn over ‘frightening’ plan to put plainclothes police in nightclubs Plans to protect women by putting plainclothes police officers in nightclubs are bizarre, frightening and “spectacularly missing the point”, campaigners and charities have said. The Guardian 16/3/2021 News Reform of PCC role will make chief dismissal process ‘transparent’ Home Office says reforms will make line of operational independence 'clearer'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News SVROs to be piloted by four forces to target convicted knife carriers New court orders that give officers powers to stop and search convicted knife carriers are to be piloted by four police forces. Police Professional 16/3/2021 News PCCs welcome shift towards greater accountability Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) are to be made more accountable to the communities they serve under new proposals outlined today (March 16). Police Professional 16/3/2021 News Plain clothes officers outside clubs? Here’s what would really make women safer As the Government announces its strategy to make our streets safer, we ask experts what really needs to be done to increase women’s safety The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News Battle against organised crime hampered by lack of collaboration, report warns Review by former deputy commissioner at Scotland Yard says policing model has failed to adapt to 'evolving nature of crime' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News West Mercia Police chief constable announces retirement West Mercia Police chief constable Anthony Bangham will retire in September of this year after 30 years in policing. Worcester News 16/3/2021 News Policing bill: Plan to crack down on protests passes first Commons hurdle despite civil liberties warning Liberty describes vote as ‘dark stain on our democracy’ The Independent 16/3/2021 News Scotland Police’s chief constable warned Scottish Government against going public with Salmond investigation Witness statement released by Crown Office reveals senior officers 'voiced concerns' about plan to announce sexual harassment allegations The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2021 News Police force stats are ‘shocking’ when broken down by race, but nuances need to be studied, top cop says NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster defended the “shocking” statistics on the use of police force on Māori males, but acknowledged investigative work and AI use could unfairly target Māori and Pasifika, as he discussed a new research programme into the controversial topic. 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