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What do police officers REALLY think about police ICT? Part 5: Ease of use
The latest CoPaCC thematic report 'Police ICT: User perspectives' was published recently. The report provides a unique insight into the views of the frontline on the provision of ICT in their force, based on CoPaCC's national survey. Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive, takes a look at user responses to Question 5 (of eleven).
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		1/2/2018
Analysis, Feature
Force releases spit guard figures
The youngest person to have a spit guard fitted was 15, whilst the oldest person was 53
Police Oracle 		1/2/2018
News
Police now using mobile speed cameras to hunt drivers not wearing seatbelts or using phones
Police forces are turning to mobile safety cameras to catch drivers breaking the law - and not just speeding
The Sun 		1/2/2018
News
Police found using mobile speed cameras for non-speeding offences
Investigation finds 20 police forces use mobile speed cameras to catch drivers using phones and not wearing seatbelts
Auto Express 		1/2/2018
News
Bristol City football fans launch legal action against police
Court papers have been served against a police force amid claims officers breached the human rights of a group of football supporters.
BBC 		1/2/2018
News
Neighbourhood police: One in seven officers axed were beat bobbies
Bobbies on the beat accounted for one in seven axed police posts over the past five years, analysis suggests.
BBC 		1/2/2018
News
Bristol City fans sue West Midlands Police over breach of human rights
The 10 fans are claiming false imprisonment and a breach of article five of the European Convention of Human Rights
The Independent 		1/2/2018
News
Met Police using ‘Bottleshower’ device developed for war zones to treat acid attack victims
London’s police officers are using a device designed for war zones and disaster areas to treat the victims of acid attacks.
The Standard 		1/2/2018
News
Top cop: More police stations in the Black Country could close
West Midlands Police is to close more police stations under plans which will see officers work out of fire stations and council offices.
Express & Star 		1/2/2018
News
Hampshire police cut more than 500 front-line jobs in five years
Hampshire Constabulary has cut the equivalent of more than 500 front-line police roles since 2012 – shock new figures have revealed.
Daily Echo (Southern) 		1/2/2018
News
How Cambridgeshire has kept its police officers amid £17m cuts
The number of bobbies on the beat revealed
Cambridgeshire Live 		1/2/2018
News
Dishing out fines for going 1mph over the speed limit will make us less safe
Britain has the second- safest roads in Europe - yet motorists here are hunted like cash cows
The Sun 		1/2/2018
Feature, Opinion
Siloed data costing police hundreds of working hours each year – research
Siloed data is costing police officers hundreds of hours each year that could be devoted to front-line duties, according to research.
PublicTechnology.net 		1/2/2018
News
Backlash hits ‘out of touch’ police chief over his zero tolerance on speed
Fellow officers and lawyers blast plans as 'bonkers' and unenforceable
Mail Online 		1/2/2018
News
Anger at police chief Anthony Bangham’s plan to fine 1mph speeders
A police chief has been called “public enemy No 1” by motorists incensed at proposals that they should be punished if they exceed the speed limit by even 1mph.
The Times - Subscription at source 		1/2/2018
News
Police Federation slams calls to penalise drivers for going 1mph over speed limit’
A police federation has slammed a road policing chief’s call to punish drivers for going just 1mph over the speed limit, saying his remarks show a “woeful lack of understanding”.
Huffington Post 		31/1/2018
News
Dynamic lighting system a first for Cumbria
Working closely with Cumbria Police, the council has also introduced a dynamic lighting system – where the three central street lights switch on automatically when pedestrians are in the vicinity using passive infra-red motion detectors (PIR technology). This lighting can also be remotely operated and monitored to enhance surveillance at this location.
Cumbria Crack 		31/1/2018
News
Public could take ‘bigger role’ fighting crime amid police cuts, chief constable says
The public could take a “bigger role” in keeping neighbourhoods safe amid lower police numbers, according to a senior officer. West Midlands Chief Constable David Thompson said the public could become more “active citizens” in their communities, and act as “extra eyes, ears and – on occasion – hands” of the police.
Stourbridge News 		31/1/2018
News
Europol head fears loss of UK influence after Brexit
Britain will lose influence on cross-border policing and security after Brexit, the outgoing head of Europol has told the BBC.
BBC 		31/1/2018
News
Chief Constable of Wiltshire Police under investigation for alleged misconduct
The chief constable of Wiltshire Police is under investigation for alleged misconduct during the inquiry into allegations of child sexual abuse against Edward Heath.
Swindon Advertiser 		31/1/2018
News

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