Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94015 total results. Showing results 72381 to 72400 «361636173618361936203621362236233624Next ›Last » NHS should pay for A&E security guards to ease police burden as South Yorkshire’s crime commissioner backs hate crime approach Hospitals should pay for their own security guards to patrol A&E departments to ease the pressure on the police, claims one of the region’s crime commissioners. The Yorkshire Post 5/11/2018 News County in grip of mental health crisis says Lancashire’s police chief Lancashire’s most senior police officer said the county is in a mental health “crisis” – with his officers bearing the brunt of it. Lancashire Post 5/11/2018 News Top cop on why West Mercia Police is looking forward to new chapter West Mercia’s top policeman Kevin Purcell explains how the drive for efficiency, clarity and focus led to the end of an alliance between two forces. Shropshire Star 5/11/2018 Feature, Opinion PSNI and Police Authority could face £30m holiday pay bill The PSNI and the Police Authority face a holiday pay bill of up to £30m after a tribunal ruled in favour of a class action brought by a group representing more than 3,700 officers and staff. BBC 5/11/2018 News Make drivers pay for fuel in advance, says police chief Service stations should make drivers pay for fuel in advance to prevent theft, a top police officer says. BBC 5/11/2018 News The police chiefs vs the thoughtpolice Why police should stay out of ‘hate incidents’. Spiked 5/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Cops want to change the way you buy petrol to stop people driving off without paying Cops want to change the way motorists buy fuel after a spike in drive-off thefts, it's reported. The Sun 5/11/2018 News Dr Alan Billings: The case for investigating hate crimes – despite the pressures facing South Yorkshire Police Whatis ‘core policing’? Chief Constable Sara Thornton, chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, has said that misogyny should not be classed as a hate crime and the police should not be asked to record or investigate it. Rather they should concentrate on ‘core policing’. The Yorkshire Post 5/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Most drivers in fatal collisions with cyclists avoid jail says Cycling UK research Six in 7 drivers in cyclist death cases avoid jail, while just a third lose licence says research by cycling charity road.cc 5/11/2018 News ‘Inordinate’ amount of police time spent on ‘non-crimes’ The 'inordinate' amount of time spent investigating 'non-crimes' is taking police away from tackling a rising wave of violence, sexual assaults and robberies across the Thames Valley. Bicester Advertiser 5/11/2018 News Nick Ross: is Suzy Lamplugh cold case worth it? Nick Ross, the former Crimewatch presenter, has questioned the value of pursuing the man police believe killed Suzy Lamplugh 32 years after her disappearance featured on the show. The Times - Subscription at source 5/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Chief Constable of North Wales Police retires The Chief Constable of North Wales Police, Gareth Pritchard, has retired after more than 30 years service. North Wales Pioneer 4/11/2018 News Chief constable condemns police funding cuts Devon and Cornwall police chief constable Shaun Sawyer has issued a strongly-worded statement condemning police funding cuts, writes local deomcracy reporter Ed Oldfield. Tavistock Times Gazette 4/11/2018 News Motorists should be forced to pre-pay for petrol so police can focus on violent crime Motorists should pre-pay for their petrol to wipe out tens of thousands of drive-off thefts so police can focus on violent crime and burglaries, says one of Britain’s top police chiefs. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/11/2018 News Teesside’s top cop has ‘never seen such a tough area to police’ – but still ‘loves catching baddies’ Chief Constable Mike Veale said the area was tough and faced unique challenges - but promised he'd rise to them Teesside Live 4/11/2018 News More than 7,500 hoax calls made to police and ambulance in South West, figures reveal Troublemakers have made more than 7,500 hoax calls to the police and ambulance service in the South West in the last three years, new figures have revealed. County Gazette (Somerset) 4/11/2018 News Mental health street triage and the police (part 3): The importance of good data In the final part of his series on mental health street triage, Daniel Moloney of the Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice at the University of Northampton explains why collecting good data is so vital to understanding outcomes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/11/2018 Analysis Police Scotland officers ‘anxious and suicidal’ as cops take over 40,000 days off The Scottish police union are calling for change after the shocking sick leave stats were revealed. Daily Record 4/11/2018 News Police officers are bitten ‘THREE times more by humans than by dogs’, probe claims According to a probe by The Sun on Sunday, people sunk their teeth into officers 1,940 times over three years The Sun 4/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Money won’t save our failing police The epidemic of knife crime, especially in London, is clearly out of control, and is spreading into areas previously regarded as safe, at times of day when people might reasonably expect the streets to be peaceful and orderly. Mail Online 4/11/2018 Feature, Opinion «361636173618361936203621362236233624Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
