Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115030 total results. Showing results 5861 to 5880 «290291292293294295296297298Next ›Last » Police to get pay uplift as ministers allocate unspent money Police Service of Northern Ireland officers are in line to be offered their pay award this year, after Stormont ministers agreed the distribution of about £100m in extra funds. BBC 9/12/2025 News ‘I’m not going to hide again’: Stakeknife report met with relief by victims’ families Killings of suspected IRA informers brought shame and fear but relatives have opportunity to step out of shadows The Guardian 9/12/2025 News Grooming gang inquiry chairman announced after months of chaos Former children’s commissioner Baroness Longfield will co-ordinate series of targeted local investigations The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/12/2025 News MI5 impeded inquiry into Stakeknife agent who murdered for IRA, says official report Nine-year investigation paints highly critical picture of agency’s handling of double agent The Guardian 9/12/2025 News IOPC’s Survivor Engagement specialists helping victims win justice Specialist survivor engagement managers (SEMs) at the Independent Office for Police Conduct are supporting vulnerable victims and witnesses through our independent investigations…and helping them secure justice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2025 News ‘Fit for purpose’ police station officially opens A town's new police station has been officially opened after staff started to move in at the end of November. BBC 9/12/2025 News Met should be returned to Engage process, think tank report claims Think tank Policy Exchange has released its newest report which assessed the performance of the Met Police at the three-year point of Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley's term of office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2025 News PSNI recruitment funding and police pay uplift confirned by minister Naomi Long, the Justice Minister, announced that following the December monitoring round, funding for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and the full recommended pay uplift for officers would now be available. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2025 News Criminal Property Forfeiture Funds boost Saskatoon Police technology and custody care CANADA: The Government of Saskatchewan is redirecting proceeds of crime to enhance safety services in Saskatoon, providing over $437,000 for the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) and the Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre/EGADZ to update transportation and technology services. Blue Line (Canada) 9/12/2025 News Sarnia Police Service establishes, ratifies contract for Senior Officers Association CANADA: The Sarnia Police Service Board (SPSB) has announced the establishment of the Sarnia Police Senior Officers Association (SOA), which officially became a new bargaining unit on Nov. 27. Blue Line (Canada) 9/12/2025 News PRP announces passing of retired police services dog Qaybre CANADA: Peel Regional Police (PRP) is sad to announce the recent and unexpected passing of retired Police Services Dog (PSD) Qaybre, affectionately called “Q”. Blue Line (Canada) 9/12/2025 News Renewed sense of vibrancy in Cork city centre following launch of increased garda patrols REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Cork’s city centre is already experiencing a welcome boost in footfall and a renewed sense of vibrancy as newly increased garda patrols become a visible and reassuring presence on its streets. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2025 News Huge Garda blitz sees €7.2 million worth of cocaine seized as four arrested REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai uncovered approximately 104 kilos of suspected cocaine with an estimated street value of €7,280,000. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2025 News Body-Worn Camera Code of Practice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The 2018 Report of the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland (CoFPI) recommended that An Garda Síochána should make digital transformation and investment a priority in order to modernise the service. An Garda Síochána 9/12/2025 News Changing minds, not just budgets: Reframing policing’s approach to fraud Fraud is now the most common form of crime across the world, and the impact on victims can be devasting, but in many countries it remains a low policing priority; recent research by Dr Rasha Kassem, who leads Aston University’s Fraud Research Group, and Professor Umut Turksen of the University of Exeter, highlights that structural reforms and extra funding alone are unlikely to shift the balance to improve the response to fraud, unless policing can redefine value, harm and legitimacy in its daily practice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/12/2025 Analysis, Feature Five questions the watchdog overseeing NSW Police will consider about Lindy Lucena’s death AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has been probed about "proper practice" and what could be done differently after first being alerted to Lindy Lucena's fatal bashing on the NSW north coast. ABC News (Australia) 9/12/2025 News Plans to move force control room take step forward Plans to relocate a police control room have taken a step forward after a £2.2m purchase. Suffolk's police and crime commissioner (PCC), Tim Passmore, signed off on a decision to buy Suffolk County Council's share of Landmark House in Ipswich. BBC 9/12/2025 News Met prioritises neighbourhoods in new community crime-fighting strategy The Metropolitan Police Service will continue to drive down neighbourhood crime and precisely target the most harmful criminals, under a new plan launched today Metropolitan Police Service 9/12/2025 News New training enables swift response to indecent exposure incident College training helps officers respond quickly and effectively to protect the public. College of Policing 9/12/2025 News Police watchdog buckles under 375 per cent rise in workload The police watchdog is straining under an exploding workload, with investigations up 375 per cent in 12 years, its commissioner has warned. Scottish Legal News 9/12/2025 News «290291292293294295296297298Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
