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Policing’s digital revolution: ‘Do more to save time and cut crime’, urges minister
The Government is set to throw down the gauntlet to “make the most” of 21st century technology to keep people safe both online and on the front-line.
Police Professional 		17/1/2018
News
West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner asks public about council tax increase
The Police and Crime Commissioner for the district is asking people how much extra money they would be willing to pay for policing the county.
Telegraph and Argus 		17/1/2018
News
Hundreds of call handlers overpaid by Met
Staff being chased for money including with threat of court.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		17/1/2018
News
Police Scotland watchdog slated by acting chief constable in latest force shambles
Iain Livingstone say reassurance given by Scottish Police Authority about officer welfare was 'not true'.
Daily Record 		17/1/2018
News
Victims of domestic abuse to get replacement mobile phones
Police will provide temporary mobile phones to people at risk of domestic violence whose own phones have been taken as part of an investigation.
The Bolton News 		17/1/2018
News
Three quarters of Thames Valley Police officers said they experienced an increase in stress
A major change to shift patterns could be introduced in an effort to combat a rise in stress levels among police. Three quarters of Thames Valley Police officers said they experienced increasing pressure since the force's new operating model was adopted in June last year.
The Reading Chronicle 		17/1/2018
News
Four black and minority ethnic police rank above PC in Wales
The are only four black or minority ethnic police officers above the rank of PC in the whole of Wales.
BBC 		17/1/2018
News
Black police leader says some forces ‘still institutionally racist’
Twenty-five years after the murder of Stephen Lawrence some police forces are still institutionally racist, a black officers' leader has said.
BBC 		17/1/2018
News
Sixth complaint against Police Scotland Chief Constable Phil Gormley
The Police Investigations & Review Commissioner was already probing three complaints against Mr Gormley but it has now been asked to assess a fourth.
BBC 		16/1/2018
News
Policing minister listens to first-hand experience at police wellbeing roundtable
Police leaders and health experts discuss how to best support welfare of officers and staff.
Home Office 		16/1/2018
News
Claim that recorded crime down and police numbers up is Mostly True
As 2018 began, the SNP decided to highlight on some of its achievements in government over the previous year and beyond. The party posted a series of graphics on Facebook showing statistical and political improvements it had made. One of these was regarding policing in Scotland, with the image claiming that recorded crime had dropped to record low levels, and policing numbers had gone up.
The Ferret 		16/1/2018
Analysis, Feature
Police will use stop-and-search powers ‘properly’ over knife crime – Met chief
Four men were stabbed to death in 48 hours over the new year period, prompting calls for an increase in the controversial tactic.
Belfast Telegraph 		16/1/2018
News
Police launch night vision speed cameras
The infrared cameras can clock speeding drivers when it's dark
Plymouth Live 		16/1/2018
News
Thames Valley PCC ‘not supportive’ of scrapping horse unit
The police and crime commissioner for Thames Valley has told the BBC he is "not supportive" of a proposal to scrap the force's mounted section.
BBC 		16/1/2018
News
Child victims let down by lack of help in court, says UK watchdog
System of intermediaries helping to give evidence is struggling to cope, says commissioner
The Guardian 		16/1/2018
News
Teach five-year-olds about dangers of knife crime, says police chief
Met’s head of knife crime says children increasingly exposed to violence on social media
The Guardian 		16/1/2018
News
Combined effort: Working together to tackle Modern Slavery
Mark Cooper, director of Greymalkin Consulting, looks back at some of the work undertaken throughout 2017 to tackle the scourge of modern slavery and considers the challenges that lie ahead.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		16/1/2018
Opinion
Call for police outsourcing to be brought back in house after Carillion collapse
Biggest policing PFI contracts use firm to maintain and operate buildings.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		16/1/2018
News
New police recruits shocked by huge social care workload, report says
Two groups of officers were followed over the first four years of their careers.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		16/1/2018
News
Discussion on welfare support ‘long overdue’
The policing and fire minister is set to host a roundtable on police wellbeing, which will include a number of experts and senior officers.
Police Professional 		16/1/2018
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