Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96935 total results. Showing results 73641 to 73660 «367936803681368236833684368536863687Next ›Last » Public Perceptions of Policing in England and Wales 2018 HMICFRS have published the findings from their fourth survey on public views of policing across England and Wales. The study consisted of 17,043 surveys with members of the public, and the majority were conducted via online panels, with a small number conducted-face-to-face. National Police Chiefs’ Council lead on Local Policing, Chief Constable Simon Cole said: National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 11/1/2019 News Former MI6 chief gives Brexit warning 'This Withdrawal Agreement, if not defeated, will threaten the national security of the country in fundamental ways' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2019 News Public perceptions of policing in England and Wales 2018 HMICFRS commissioned BMG Research to undertake a large-scale survey of the public to assess current perceptions of the police. The study consisted of 17,043 surveys with members of the public. The majority were conducted via online panels, with a small number conducted-face-to-face. This report sets out the results of the fourth survey into public views of policing in England and Wales. These results have been summarised below. An accessible version of the summary has also been published. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/1/2019 Report Public perceptions of policing in England and Wales 2018 Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) today publishes its report ‘Public Perceptions of Policing in England and Wales 2018’ in partnership with BMG Research. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/1/2019 News Federation: Our officers did not join up to provide this kind of service Public concerns growing over crime and anti-social behaviour, survey suggests Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2019 News Forces recovered less than half of stolen cars in last decade New research has also found that vehicle recovery rates are falling with claims it is due to reduced officer numbers. Police Professional 11/1/2019 News Mike Barton runs England’s best police force. What sets him apart? The chief constable burps and swears his way through meetings. But he keeps winning awards The Economist 11/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Fall in Birmingham police numbers fuels boom in private security That’s nearly double the number seen in 2012 Birmingham Live 11/1/2019 News Police are begging people to sign up as UNPAID volunteer detectives to help solve murders and rapes Two unpaid positions have been advertised by Essex Police where they request for help to crack the most serious cases The Sun 11/1/2019 News Police chiefs ask for extra security at high street stores as they warn a No Deal Brexit could spark riots over food shortages Cressida Dick, the Met Police Commissioner, warned that a No Deal Brexit could put the public at risk if panic sweeps the nation The Sun 11/1/2019 News Calls for national system to manage community speedwatch volunteers A growing number of people are choosing to give up their time to monitor drivers' speed in a bid to make their local roads safer. ITV News 11/1/2019 News Police warn shops to beef up security to cope with panic buying fears in the event of a no-deal Brexit as Tesco and M&S stockpile tinned foods Police are advising shops they may need extra security guards in the event of a no-deal Brexit if there is panic buying. Mail Online 11/1/2019 News Dirty money reports at record level A record number of suspected dirty money cases were reported last year as awareness of Britain’s role in high-end financial crime grows, the National Crime Agency said yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 11/1/2019 News No armed foot patrols through London but training underway to support Northern Ireland The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Deputy Commissioner has issued reassurance over the use of firearms officers in the capital but confirmed that targeted armed vehicle patrols were still a possibility. Police Professional 10/1/2019 News Why facial cecognition on body-worn cameras will now transform frontline policing Facial recognition might be transforming the security of our airports, workplaces and homes, but in law enforcement, where one might expect to find the most fervent take-up of this new and powerful technology, it has not been smooth sailing. Accusations of inaccuracy, unlawfulness, bias and ineffectiveness have become the norm. But the real issue is ‘deployability’: the AI engines powering facial recognition solutions need to be trained for the real world. And, more importantly, the wrappers around the usage and systemizing of the technology need to be properly architected. Forbes 10/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Police chiefs are urged to honour pledge over jobs Just one police job has been created in the north in the 16 months since force chiefs pledged to redistribute staff, it has emerged. The Press and Journal 10/1/2019 News Council asks for police to be called in as it halts roadworks because crews are being put at risk They say that workers have been put at risk by motorists ignoring traffic lights Lincolnshire Live 10/1/2019 News UK to reconsider classification of synthetic drug spice Move comes after MPs and crime commissioners press for substance to be upgraded Financial Times 10/1/2019 News No-Deal Brexit benefits terrorists only, Northern Ireland’s ex-police chief warns A no-deal Brexit would only be of benefit to dissident republican terrorists, Northern Ireland's former police chief has warned. LBC 10/1/2019 News Police cuts could lead to “free-for-all” campaigners warn A stark warning for the potential of a criminal “free-for-all” has been released after it emerged that only one in ten violent criminals were brought to justice in 2018. Slough Observer 10/1/2019 News «367936803681368236833684368536863687Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
