Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 67561 to 67580 «337533763377337833793380338133823383Next ›Last » An inspection of youth offending services in Cardiff This inspection is part of our four-year programme of youth offending service (YOS) inspections. We have inspected and rated Cardiff YOS across three broad areas: the arrangements for organisational delivery of the service, the quality of work done with children sentenced by the courts, and the quality of out-of-court disposal work. Overall, Cardiff YOS was rated as ‘Inadequate’. [pdf] HMI Probation 2/7/2020 Report MP calls for more support for retired police officers MP Dehenna Davison has added her voice to the campaign to give retired police officers the same ongoing mental health support as their serving colleagues. Police Professional 2/7/2020 News Teenager charged with murder of two sisters A teenager has been charged with the murder of sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman whose bodies were found in a North London park last month. Police Professional 2/7/2020 News Youth Offendigng Services receives lowest possible performance rating Widespread poor practice identified by HM Inspectorate in multi agency team in South Wales. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/7/2020 News Amazon rejects Fed’s plea to end sale of ‘Blue Lives Murder’ t-shirts Amazon has told the Police Federation it will not stop the sale of 'Blue Lives Murder' merchandise in a decision which the Fed chair has called a 'kick in the teeth'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/7/2020 News Your Police survey 2020/21 We Asked, You Said, We did. In April 2020 Police Scotland refreshed its local police survey to gather views of the public and communities of Scotland. Police Scotland 2/7/2020 News Mental health may be ‘significant factor’ in NHS referrals to Prevent Referring patients to anti-radicalisation scheme can worsen illness, charity says The Guardian 2/7/2020 News Leicester Police Not Entirely Surely How to Enforce the UK’s First Local Lockdown More details have been released about the UK's first local lockdown, which is good news for the region's police who weren't even given a map of the area to be controlled until well after the announcement of new restrictions was made. Gizmodo 2/7/2020 News Professional Standards Branch 2019 Annual Report CANADA: In 2019, the Edmonton Police Service and the Professional Standards Branch welcomed Chief Dale McFee, who was officially sworn in as Edmonton’s 23rd Chief of Police on February 1, 2019. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 2/7/2020 Report The relationship between drug price and purity and population level harm AUSTRALIA: In illicit drug markets, the price and purity of drugs change frequently. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 2/7/2020 Research article What police say to those tempted to cross Leicester lockdown line in search of a pint Chief Constable Simon Cole has warned people that if they try to cross the Leicester lockdown lines to get to the pub this weekend they will be risking the lives of their families, and their friends. Leicestershire Live 2/7/2020 News Seattle police clear out protester-occupied zone Police have cleared out an area near Seattle city centre that was taken over three weeks ago by protesters, some of them armed. BBC 2/7/2020 News Police in England and Wales facing ‘new era of austerity’ Police are facing a “new era of austerity” with some forces potentially facing their worst ever annual budget cuts fuelled by the coronavirus crisis. The Guardian 2/7/2020 News Our disjointed police forces cannot keep pace with modern crime The primary duty of the police is to prevent crime and disorder; that was Sir Robert Peel’s first principle of policing in 1829. It remains true today, and the high cost of failure is sometimes measured in lives shattered or lost. The Times - Subscription at source 2/7/2020 Feature, Opinion Nationalise policing, urges Sir Tom Winsor Plans for a US Congress-style voting system for police chiefs that will nationalise key policies and priorities has support in the Home Office, The Times understands. The Times 2/7/2020 News 100 arrests as Police Scotland targets online child abuse One hundred suspects have been arrested in the past six months by Police Scotland in a crackdown on online child abuse. Police Professional 1/7/2020 News Twitter users condemn Met police ‘kicking down doors’ tweet Post from east London Safer Neighbourhoods Team deleted and officer reprimanded The Guardian 1/7/2020 News Rural Nova Scotia police chief says officers not best suited to respond to mental health crises CANADA: 'This isn't the type of work that we sign on to do,' says Truro Police Service Chief Dave MacNeil CBC News (Canada) 1/7/2020 News Better to remove domestic violence perpetrators than victims – research NEW ZEALAND: Research into a domestic violence programme shows that by removing the perpetrator rather than victims from the home and offering them housing and counselling, almost 60 percent didn't reoffend. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 1/7/2020 News NZ’s force grows while the world calls to defund police NEW ZEALAND: While the world is talking about defunding police, New Zealand is adding 1800 extra officers to its force. Laura Walters looks at whether New Zealand is taking the right approach. newsroom (New Zealand) 1/7/2020 Analysis, Feature «337533763377337833793380338133823383Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
