Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94059 total results. Showing results 70321 to 70340 «351335143515351635173518351935203521Next ›Last » ‘Officers don’t have time to take in what they are experiencing’ They go 'from one job to the next without the time to pause'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/1/2019 News Scotland DCC to retire Deputy Chief Constable for Police Scotland Johnny Gwynne has announced his intention to retire after 33 years’ service. Police Professional 30/1/2019 News Scottish prosecution and conviction rates at decade low New figures for criminal proceedings in Scotland show the number of prosecutions has fallen by 11 per cent and conviction rates by ten per cent in the year to 2017/18. Police Professional 30/1/2019 News Demand reduction: EU project examines different approaches to tackling modern slavery Traditional responses to trafficking focus on disrupting criminal networks and protecting the victims, but a European project is taking a different approach including ways to reduce demand for the services of those who are trafficked. Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth explores the drivers of this $12bn a year crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/1/2019 Analysis Concern as Scotland’s conviction rates for sex crimes drop Conviction rates for sex crimes have fallen significantly in the past 10 years, official statistics published by the Scottish Government have revealed. The National 30/1/2019 News Alarm over number of PSNI staff in ‘acting up’ roles as hunt begins for a new chief A former PSNI deputy chief constable has warned that there could be a "crisis" if the policing board doesn't address the number of people who are temporarily "acting up" in senior PSNI roles. Belfast Telegraph 30/1/2019 News New ‘smart motorways’ blasted as police have no hard shoulder to pull dangerous drivers over Police Federation road policing head Dave Blundell revealed officers had complained they had been forced to wait 'miles and miles' to halt culprits The Sun 30/1/2019 News I hate this hateful hate industry Don't we all have our pet hates? I may have several items jockeying for pole position in my list (ISIS, Gillette, and the berk who spilt beer all over the bar last night currently spring to mind) at any one time. I consider hate to be the sovereign territory of the individual, which should never be yielded to outside interference. I would also never wish to deprive someone of the pleasure of hating me, having spent 40 years building up a cast-iron case for doing so. Conservative Woman 30/1/2019 Feature, Opinion MP slams Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham for surge in crime complaints An increase in crime reports is the fault of Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, according to MP Chris Green. Leigh Journal 30/1/2019 News Proposed UK law could expose journalists’ emails, say critics British police forces could find it easier to access journalists’ private emails as a result of legislation making its way through parliament, according to freedom of speech campaigners, who are urging politicians to make a last-minute intervention to secure journalistic freedom. The Guardian 30/1/2019 News North Yorkshire residents feel less safe and say crime is worse, survey finds A survey of policing in North Yorkshire has found residents feel less safe with many believing crime is getting worse and under a third are satisfied with the police presence in their area. The Northern Echo 30/1/2019 News Gloucestershire’s police chief wants more funding Gloucestershire's Chief Constable Rod Hansen says the maximum increase in the police share of the council tax is the most realistic way the Constabulary can deliver the County's Police and Crime Plan and the service the public deserves. Heart 30/1/2019 News NPCC Roads Policing Lead: Poor drivers “emboldened” by lack of enforcement The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) Lead for Roads Policing has warned that continuing to cut the number of officers operating on roads will lead to an increase in the number of preventable deaths as bad and irresponsible drivers will feel they are less likely to be caught. Police Professional 30/1/2019 News Repeated exposure to trauma “rewires” brains of police officers The first Demand, Capacity and Welfare Survey to include details of exposure to trauma has found that virtually all police officers experience it at some point during their service – and more than 60 per cent have experienced it within the past 12 months, dramatically increasing their risk of health-related issues. Police Professional 30/1/2019 News Requirement for chief constable to have served outside NI downgraded from `essential’ to `desirable’ A requirement that the PSNI chief constable must have served in a high-ranking role in another force has been downgraded to a "desirable" criteria for candidates. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 30/1/2019 News Feminists slam ‘controlling’ police for telling women to jog in groups to avoid threats and insults from men Police came under fire last night for urging women to jog in groups to avoid sexist abuse. Mail Online 30/1/2019 News ‘It’s like Wacky Races out there!’: Police chief says motorists are left free to drive dangerously due to a lack of speed cameras and officers on roads British highways are overrun with Dick Dastardlys with not a Peter Perfect in sight, a frontline police leader suggested yesterday. Mail Online 30/1/2019 News Private security firms handcuffing thugs is a criminal betrayal of 200 years of policing MP John Woodcock on how he’s lost faith in his constabulary in the Lake District over ‘alarming’ new plans Mail Online 30/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Shouting ‘nee-naw’ is for pretend policemen Readers may have noticed that I’ve got a bit of a downer on the Thames River Police, or, as they now style themselves, the Metropolitan Police Marine Policing Unit. The Times - Subscription at source 30/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Police cuts have made roads ‘like Wacky Races’ Traffic police are warning of lawlessness on the roads as they struggle to cope with increasing levels of dangerous driving. They also say that smart motorways are only making their job harder. The Times - Subscription at source 30/1/2019 News «351335143515351635173518351935203521Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
