Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 73401 to 73420 «366736683669367036713672367336743675Next ›Last » Keeping an eye on the effort to reform An Garda Síochána Doireann Ansbro is the senior research and policy officer with the Irish Council for Civil Liberties. She studied English and history at Trinity College Dublin and law at Nottingham Law School. She has an LLM in human-rights law and was called to the bar of England and Wales in 2009. Prior to working for the ICCL, she worked as a legal adviser to the International Commission of Jurists and a consultant to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Dublin InQuirer (Republic of Ireland) 10/7/2019 Feature, Opinion NPCC comments on Home Office Front Line Review The purpose of the Front Line Review is to give police officers and staff in operational roles across England and Wales the opportunity to share their ideas for change and improvement in policing. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 10/7/2019 News Officers to ‘robustly’ fight PSNI decision to appeal £40m holiday payout PFNI says Supreme Court move by chief 'regrettable and unfortunate'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News Officers ‘depressed, stressed and under constant pressure’ Overworked and understaffed officers feel they are letting the public down and are unable to solve crimes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News Federation: Officers’ future wellbeing is down to government will to push through review findings PFEW chairman hopeful engagement from Home Office leads to 'meaningful reality' for frontline policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News Prisoners are being released without proper checks, watchdog warns Thousands of prisoners are being released without proper checks on what risks they pose to the public, a watchdog report reveals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News Police funding is up – but council tax payers foot the bill with increase of around £24 a year Council tax payers across the North East pay an extra £16 million this year to support the police as they shoulder the majority of funding. Chronicle Live (North East) 10/7/2019 News Video guide launched to help sexual violence survivors understand justice system It is hoped that the video will increase access to justice for crimes that Rape Crisis Scotland said are widely under-reported. Glasgow Live 10/7/2019 News Police are accused of brutality after video of them hitting a man while ‘arresting him for parking on a single yellow line leaving him needing hospital treatment’ is widely shared online Police were accused of brutality last night after a video showed them hitting a man arrested for 'parking on a single yellow line' on an east London street. Mail Online 10/7/2019 News Alban Maginness: Karen Bradley needs to end delay and begin setting up a legacy process for all victims We cannot continue to over-burden the courts and police service with dealing with the past, says Alban Maginness. Belfast Telegraph - Registration at source 10/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Wellbeing and mental health made a priority under new package of measures to support police The wellbeing and mental health of police officers and staff is to be made a priority under a series of recommendations following a year-long government consultation with those working on the front line. Police Professional 10/7/2019 News Police chiefs warn officer safety could be at risk if SNP workplace parking tax forces them to ditch cars Police safety could be put at risk if they are forced to ditched their cars due to Nats’ workplace parking tax, police leaders warn. The Scottish Sun 10/7/2019 News London police are accused of ignoring knife crime epidemic after holding PR stunt where a 155mph BMW was dressed up as a patrol car Police in London have shown off an extravagant £130,000 Batmobile-style car, but won't be using it to fight crime on the capital's violence-ridden streets. Mail Online 10/7/2019 News Tories pick candidate for police supremo The Conservative Party has selected its candidate for next year’s election for the post of Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner. Lancashire Telegraph 10/7/2019 News Suffocating bureaucracy is wasting police time, Home Office admits Police are being distracted from fighting crime by bureaucracy that means it can take an officer weeks to order a train ticket and at extra cost to the taxpayer, a Home Office review has found. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News Budget cuts and rising demand driving up mental illness among ‘exhausted’ police officers, review finds Government announces reforms to improve wellbeing but officers repeat calls for increased funding The Independent 10/7/2019 News ‘Robocop’ who collared 5,000 quits with stress A police sergeant who arrested so many suspects that he was nicknamed Robocop has retired with post-traumatic stress, anxiety and depression. The Times - Subscription at source 10/7/2019 News Holiday pay: The saga continues Almost every employer in Northern Ireland will be aware of the recent developments coming from the NI Court of Appeal relating to the calculation of holiday pay within the PSNI (NICA Decision). Lexology 9/7/2019 Analysis, Feature Police are failing to take DNA and fingerprints from suspects Overstretched police forces are failing to take DNA from suspected rapists and violent offenders. Brinkwire 9/7/2019 News Police chiefs warn officer safety could be at risk if SNP workplace parking tax forces them to ditch cars Rank-and-file chiefs fear bobbies would be vulnerable to attacks on public transport by crooks they’ve nicked. And they believe a “specific terror threat” to officers would be worsened if they stopped driving to work to avoid being stung for more tax. The Scottish Sun 9/7/2019 News «366736683669367036713672367336743675Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
