Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96935 total results. Showing results 73621 to 73640 «367836793680368136823683368436853686Next ›Last » The town where criminals are being ‘let off’ Police release thugs 'because the nearest cells are a two-hour round trip away' Mail Online 12/1/2019 News Teenage knife crime – how the Harris academies are fighting back Every day, children across London live with the shocking consequences of knife crime. But some schools are taking action. Pupils and staff at the pioneering Harris academies are determined to tackle the crisis – and save lives. Andrew Billen reports The Times 12/1/2019 Analysis, Feature More children sent to referral units where gang leaders can target them As many as one child in every 30 is being educated in a pupil referral unit (PRUs) in some areas, despite the units being widely considered “fertile ground” for gang recruitment and knife crime, data has shown. The Times - Subscription at source 12/1/2019 News Force’s recruitment of volunteer detectives ‘unacceptable’ Essex Police deny this represents 'policing on the cheap'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2019 News Public confidence in police increases but visibility and stop and search are issues Public confidence in the police has increased with more than two-thirds satisfied with their local force. Police Professional 11/1/2019 News 2019: Major challenges ahead for UK policing CoPaCC Chief Executive and Policing Insight publisher Bernard Rix takes a look at what could be in store for policing in 2019. It's not just about Brexit... Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/1/2019 Opinion Britain’s burglary hotspots revealed Henley-in-Arden residents in B95 postcode make the most insurance claims - does your town feature? Mail Online 11/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Homeless ex-police officer: From walking the beat to sleeping on the street Russell Monk is a former police officer, who served in Leeds. After struggling with mental health problems, he left his job and ended up sleeping rough. To help get back on his feet he has sold The Big Issue in Exeter and London. This is his account of how failings in the systems let some people fall through the cracks… The Big Issue 11/1/2019 Feature, Opinion 80% of 999 calls to Thames Valley Police not genuine emergencies Thames Valley Police are urging the public to consider whether a situation is a real emergency before dialling 999. ITV News 11/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Canadian police can demand breath samples ANYWHERE and up to TWO HOURS after you’ve been driving under strict new drunk driving law Canadian police will now be able to demand breath samples from anywhere, including restaurants, bars and even at home, under a new law. Mail Online 11/1/2019 News Police and crime commissioner reveals ’embarrassment’ as he is conned by fake TV licensing email A police and crime commissioner who warned residents against falling victim to scams has revealed his embarrassment at being conned by a fake TV licensing email. The Telegraph 11/1/2019 News Blocking speed cameras will be made illegal, as police reveal vans ‘bricked’ while catching drivers Road traffic officers at Cleveland Police are taking part in a national campaign to catch speeding drivers this week Teesside Live 11/1/2019 News Forget new drone laws – only anti-drone technology will stop another Gatwick As the UK government and UK airports reflect on last months Gatwick drone disruption, drone experts have reiterated that anti-drone technology, not new drone laws, is the solution to preventing a similar incident. Verdict 11/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Charges under new law welcomed by West Mercia Police commissioner West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion has welcomed a man being charged under a new bill to protect emergency workers. Express & Star 11/1/2019 News Public confidence in police increases but visibility and stop and search are issues Public confidence in the police has increased with more than two-thirds satisfied with their local force. Police Professional 11/1/2019 News Nearly Twenty Years On: the Canadian Police Executive Community Revisited Between 2000 and 2001, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police published two studies on Canadian police executives. One was a profile of the police executive population, which was described as ‘…middle-aged, overwhelmingly male, somewhat conservative in outlook, practical in approach, and stable in habits… [but with] ambition, energy and application’. Such chiefs could be expected to spend a few uneventful years at the top before fading into much anticipated retirement. The second study (Biro, F., Campbell, P., McKenna, P., and Murray, T. (2000). Police Executives under Pressure: A Study and Discussion of the Issues. Study Series No.3. Ottawa: Police Futures Group, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police) shows, however, taking charge at the top plunged more than 15% of them into a period of professional and personal turmoil that led to premature termination of their careers. The examination of a sample of the new generation of Canadian police executives and a comparison with the first group against the backdrop of 20 years of social change suggests that the second group is better educated and developed as leaders, more confident, better communicators, and more politically astute. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 11/1/2019 Research article Cumbria Police set to adopt use of spit guards The force has joined others across the UK in using spit guards after officers reported being spat at 120 times last year. News & Star 11/1/2019 News More than a third of people have not seen a police or community support officer on the beat in their area in the past year More than a third of people have not seen a police officer or community support officer on the beat in their area for the past year, according to new figures. The survey of more than 17,000 people in England and Wales also provided the latest indication of public views on police visibility. Mail Online 11/1/2019 News Blog: Make this the one New Year’s resolution you keep Following the festive season Vice-Chair and Mental Health lead Ché Donald talks about the "slump" when returning to work. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Public confidence in police has increased despite cuts to the service New findings which show public confidence in the police service is increasing have been welcomed by the Police Federation of England and Wales. Researchers, on behalf of Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS), interviewed more than 17,000 people about for the Public Perceptions of Policing in England and Wales report which has been published today (10 January). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/1/2019 News «367836793680368136823683368436853686Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
