Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116031 total results. Showing results 61221 to 61240 «305830593060306130623063306430653066Next ›Last » Garda recruitment events take place in Limerick as deadline to apply approaches REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A number of events have taken place across the Limerick garda division over the past week ahead of the deadline for applications under the new garda recruitment scheme. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 8/3/2022 News International Women’s Day – Counter Terrorism Policing International Women's Day Counter Terrorism Policing 8/3/2022 News Garda Commissioner tells conference he wants to see more women join REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said he wants to see more women join An Garda Síochana to help boost public confidence in the force. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 8/3/2022 News Garda Commissioner denies gardaí stood idle while truck driver crashed into gates of Russian embassy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has denied that gardaí stood idle while a truck driver crashed into the gates of the Russian embassy in Dublin yesterday afternoon. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 8/3/2022 News ‘Disgraceful’ stop and search statistics for Welsh police forces released The findings have been branded as “bleak” and “disgraceful” Wales Online 8/3/2022 News International Women’s Day 2022 How the Ministry of Defence Police is working to “break the bias”. Home Office 8/3/2022 News A new mode of protection – Redesigning policing and public safety for the 21st century “The time is come,” Sir Robert Peel argued in the House of Commons in 1828, “when…we may fairly pronounce that the country has outgrown her police institutions…” After a vigorous debate, the House of Commons agreed with him, and the following year the Metropolitan Police was established, ushering in a new era of policing in this country [pdf]. The Police Foundation 8/3/2022 Report Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales: A fundamental redesign to deliver a new mode of protection The final report of the Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales calls for radical change and a fundamental redesign to create a service that can keep pace with the public safety demands of the 21st century; Police Foundation Director Rick Muir, who led the organisation’s work on the Review, sets out the key steps he believes the service needs to take to meet the capacity, capability and organisational challenges of the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/3/2022 Analysis, Feature ‘Root and branch reform’ of policing required to tackle crisis of confidence The crisis of confidence in British policing can only be tackled by a root and branch reform of the entire service, according to the first of two in-depth reviews of the police service to be published this week. Police Professional 8/3/2022 News New landmark report into future of policing proposes most fundamental reform for a generation Policing requires root and branch reform if it is to tackle the crisis of public confidence according to the first independent review of the police service for decades. The Police Foundation 8/3/2022 News Licence to ‘practice policing’ and regional HR units urged by review Handing back office work to regional units and a five-year licence to practice are among radical proposals for policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2022 News Police Perceptions of Problem-Oriented Policing and Evidence-Based Policing: Evidence From England and Wales The history of policing is littered with reform programmes, which aim to improve effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy. Problem-oriented policing (POP) and evidence-based policing (EBP) are two popular and enduring reform efforts, both of which have generated significant researcher and practitioner attention. There are important similarities between POP and EBP: both approaches provide a framework intended to improve the outcomes of policing. There are also key differences, however, in terms of their main objectives, standards of evidence and units of analysis. Despite both approaches being widely advocated and implemented, presently little is known about police practitioner understanding of the relationship between POP and EBP, both in principle and in practice. To address this gap, this paper draws on survey (n = 4,141) and interview (n = 86) data collected from 19 police forces in England and Wales in 2019 to explore police practitioners’ views on the relationship between POP and EBP, and the extent to which these two approaches inform contemporary police practices. Police Practice and Research 8/3/2022 Research article APCC welcomes Home Secretary’s measures to give PCCs the ‘levers’ to tackle crime The Home Secretary has set out her recommendations to ensure that police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have “the information, levers and tools to help cut crime, drugs misuse and anti-social behaviour”. Police Professional 8/3/2022 News Daniel Morgan Independent Panel Report: Metropolitan Police Service CORRESPONDENCE: Correspondence between the Home Secretary and Cressida Dick, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) about the findings of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel. Home Office 8/3/2022 Report APCC welcomes PCC review recommendations The Home Secretary has today set out the recommendations of Part Two of the Police and Crime Commissioner Review. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 8/3/2022 News A message from Alison Lowe for International Women’s Day 2022 On International Women's Day 2022 we hear from Alison Lowe, APCC Lead for Equality, Diversity and Human Rights:"As a black woman I have broken the bias many times over, smashing stereotypes... I encourage all women to break the bias today, break the bias tomorrow & create a world that is gender equal." Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 8/3/2022 News International Women’s Day: Imagine a gender equal world As events get underway around the world to mark International Women’s Day – with a theme of ‘Gender equality today, for a sustainable tomorrow’ – Dr Sarah Jane Fox of the University of Leicester looks at the continuing efforts to accelerate women’s equality both in policing and wider society, and the challenges and barriers that still remain. Policing Insight 8/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Police must call out sexism in force, says chief taking on violence against women Job can attract coercive men, says new national lead, and officers must be ‘upstanders, not bystanders’ The Guardian 8/3/2022 News Met Police PCSO convicted of intimidating harassment witness PCSO Mohammed Zaman told harassment victim he knew where she lived The Standard 8/3/2022 News Police officers should have licence and face sack if they fail assessments, says report The report by Sir Michael Barber also calls for the creation of a Crime Prevention Agency and recommends the National Crime Agency be expanded into a British version of the FBI. Sky News 8/3/2022 News «305830593060306130623063306430653066Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
