Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 73521 to 73540 «367336743675367636773678367936803681Next ›Last » British Transport Police wins prestigious award for its support of military reservist employees British Transport Police has announced that it has been awarded a silver award by the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme for its ongoing support and commitment to Reservist workers. Rail Advent 25/9/2019 News Record number of sex crimes reported to police in Scotland The number of sexual crimes reported to police in Scotland has risen by 8% to the highest level on record, new statistics show. The National 25/9/2019 News Major new study to look at violent offending in Scotland In an announcement coinciding with the publication of recorded crime statistics, Humza Yousaf said the 16-month project will focus on those who are repeat victims of violent crime, in particular those living in some of the most deprived areas of Scotland. The National 25/9/2019 News Scotland’s chief constable suggested policing sectarian parades is unsustainable Iain Livingstone yesterday told his ruling watchdog too many of his officers were being dragged away from their normal duties this marching season. Evening Times (Glasgow) 25/9/2019 News Chief: Policing parades is not sustainable Iain Livingstone yesterday told his ruling watchdog too many of his officers were being dragged away from their normal duties this marching season. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 News Violent crime up in Tayside and Fife, despite country-wide downturn in overall levels The number of violent crimes surged across Tayside and Fife last year, despite a drop in the overall rate. The Courier (Scotland) 25/9/2019 News New Kilmarnock chief inspector sets sights on tackling drug dealing and anti-social behaviour People’s lives being blighted by housebreaking and bad drivers will also be tackled by new area commander Stephen Meikle. Daily Record 25/9/2019 News ‘A fantastic tool in our armoury’ – drone used in first operation on Grimsby’s East Marsh Senior police officers say drones will be used more regularly in operations after successful first outing on Grimsby's East Marsh. Grimsby Live 25/9/2019 News Hampshire Police teddy bears for children caught up in domestic abuse Hampshire Constabulary are handing out teddy bears to put children at ease when police turn up at incidents involving domestic violence. Eagle Radio 25/9/2019 News Force backs plan to remove tenants for knife-related offences Merseyside happy to endorse 'robust' policy that leads to people being thrown out of homes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 News PSA to appoint board member to represent disability issues Officers too scared to disclose hidden conditions due to fears over job security, it says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 News Call back is a good fall back One force control room is reducing the number of abandoned 101 calls by offering a call back service and using Artificial Intelligence to ensure that any spare control room capacity is not ignored. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 News £3m smartphone upgrade for Lancashire police says PCC Set up of new handsets based on officer feedback to make them quicker to use. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 News Unauthorised access and disclosure of information held by Victoria Police AUSTRALIA: This report provides an overview of the key risks associated with unauthorised access and disclosure of information by Victoria Police employees. Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 25/9/2019 Report Tables turn for Hong Kong police on riot lessons Your article (September 20) re the University of Cambridge training Hong Kong officers in its Institute of Criminology’s Police Executive Programme to combat continuing riots reminds me of how, after the Toxteth riots, senior police officers from UK were sent to learn the rudiments of riot control from the Royal Hong Kong Police. How times have changed. Financial Times 25/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Cuts to children’s services have made the root causes of violence worse The link between government funding cuts to the police and rising violence has been repeatedly drawn, but emerging evidence suggests that other forms of austerity may have played a role. The Independent - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 Analysis, Feature Violent crime in Scotland rises for fourth year in a row Violent crime in Scotland has risen for the fourth year in a row while the proportion of offenders being caught has dropped, figures have shown. The Times - Subscription at source 25/9/2019 News Surge in violent and sexual crime grips Scotland Scotland is in the grip of a growing crimewave – with a violent or sexual offence every 24 minutes. Express 24/9/2019 News Lincolnshire Police officers banned from taking holidays as Brexit deadline looms All frontline police officers across Lincolnshire have been told not to take a holiday during the Brexit deadline week as the force prepares for possible fallout. The Lincolnite 24/9/2019 News New police ‘pod’ to tackle anti-social behaviour in Hull city centre A multi-agency “pod”, in a shipping container, will go up in a location near King Edward Street and Jameson Street. 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