Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101042 total results. Showing results 73841 to 73860 «368936903691369236933694369536963697Next ›Last » Ex Thames Valley Police chief appointed into safeguarding role in Bucks Former Thames Valley Police Chief Constable Francis Habgood has been recruited by Bucks County Council to work in a vital safeguarding role. Bucks Free Press 24/6/2019 News The ‘Police Change Manager’: Exploring A New Leadership Paradigm For Policing The pace, complexity and extent of change in policing are unyielding. Therefore, police leaders must be capable and effective leaders of change. This article provides an exploratory analysis of the experience of police leaders who are responsible for delivering transformational and enduring change, through data collected during a recent study in an urban English police force. The findings show that although positive steps are being taken to improve the way in which change activity is managed and implemented, there is still some way to go. A disconnect was identified between those who are leading change within the headquarters function and their capability to do so. The need to ‘lead for today’ while also ‘leading for tomorrow’ is identified as a key tension at executive level. The article tests the hypotheses that leading change is a specialism of police leadership that should be recognised as such. Implementing the role of the ‘Police Change Manager’ is proposed as the approach by which a more capable and successful change function might be established. The article concludes with recommendations for maturing the approach to change in policing and proposes opportunities for further research. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 24/6/2019 Research article Community engagement: The case for taking an ‘unashamedly thorough’ approach Neighbourhood policing and community engagement are the cornerstones of policing, but Managing Director of Intensive Engagement Richard James argues there needs to be a better approach to engagement although it will take a fundamental shift by both the police and their partners. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 Analysis World Class Policing Awards 2019: Five reasons to make YOUR nominations NOW! With nominations for the inaugural World Class Policing Awards set to close on Friday, 5th July, Bernard Rix, Publisher of Policing Insight and Founder of the Awards, calls on YOU to make your nominations NOW! Policing Insight 24/6/2019 News Police recruitment: ‘I would have leapt at the chance to do an apprenticeship’ Sheffield Hallam University has teamed up with South Yorkshire Police to offer three separate routes into policing. The University's Head of Policing Principal Lecturer Paul Berry explains the differences between the courses and why he would have leapt at the opportunity to do the police apprenticeship degree. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 Feature, Interview, Opinion Time for a re-think: The experiment in direct democracy isn’t working With the Police and Crime Commissioner elections set for 2020, Dr Steve Watts draws on research and his own experience as a PCC candidate to question the democratic legitimacy of PCCs and the obstacles independent candidates face when running for office. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 Opinion Reducing reoffending Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has welcomed official figures showing Scotland’s reconviction rate remains at its lowest level since records began. Scottish Government 24/6/2019 News Reconviction rates in Scotland: 2016-17 offender cohort This publication provides analyses of trends in reconviction statistics up to the latest cohort of 2016-17. Scottish Government 24/6/2019 Report Comparison of Chinese Male and Female Police Cadets’ Perceived Occupational Self-Efficacy This study compared Chinese male and female police cadets’ perceived occupational self-efficacy in the following domains of police responsibility: making arrests, overall police duties, report filing, using police equipment, interaction with the public/colleagues, solving problems, living with police expectations, having the required physical and emotional strength to complete police work. Data were analysed based on surveys conducted with 1023 cadets (151 females and 872 males) in a police college located in a Southeastern province of China. It was found that male cadets were significantly more self-efficacious than their female counterparts in the areas of making arrests, filing reports, and using police equipment. Moreover, male cadets were also significantly more confident that they were physically and mentally capable of doing police work. The analysis of variance (ANOVA) revealed that among the different aspects of self-efficacy, the differences in making arrests and having physical strength were the greatest between male and female cadets. Policing and Society - Registration at source 24/6/2019 Research article Forensics firm used by forces targeted in ransomware attack Police suspend submissions after breach of Eurofins Scientific's systems. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 News ‘Shameful’ number of people sent to prison in England and Wales, report says Trust calls for public debate on punishment for serious crime to end 'addition to imprisonment'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 News Scrap ‘expensive failure ‘role of police and crime commissioner altogether, Dame Vera Baird’s potential replacement demands By-election candidate asks: Does anyone seriously believe the police have become more accountable to the people with the advent of PCCs? Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 News Officer overtime and staff investigators ‘new norm for plugging gaps in frontline policing’ Force pumps extra £7m cash into tackling knife crime and youth violence with 'prevention and enforcement' strategy. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 News Could an algorithm help prevent murders? Algorithms are increasingly used to make everyday decisions about our lives. Could they help the police reduce crime, asks David Edmonds. BBC 24/6/2019 News Blunt blades, GPS trackers and longer school hours: The hunt for an answer to Britain’s knife-crime crisis The issue has turned into a political football; it frequently captures the attention of US President Donald Trump, who blames London's Mayor Sadiq Khan for violence in the city. Khan, for his part, points the finger at police cuts mandated by the Conservative government, while outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May has vehemently denied suggestions that her cutbacks are to blame. CNN 24/6/2019 News North Yorkshire and York organisations support Safeguarding Week Safeguarding experts from across North Yorkshire and York are coming together to help keep children and vulnerable adults safe by supporting Safeguarding Week 2019, which starts today (Mon 24 June). Minster FM 24/6/2019 News Police bodycams with facial recognition to pick out criminals from the crowd British firm Wireless CCTV is working on the technology, which would allow users to scan crowds up to 30ft from the wearer, with footage cross-referenced in real time against a database of suspects. The Standard 24/6/2019 News Fears as army and police ‘drift to the right’ German soldiers and police officers are drifting into the arms of the far-right, a senior politician in Angela Merkel’s party has warned as the country confronts a rise in extreme nationalism. The Times - Subscription at source 24/6/2019 News Police to spend £7 million on tackling knife crime and youth violence Project Guardian is an initiative aiming to reduce serious violence in public spaces in a bid to make Birmingham safer Birmingham Live 24/6/2019 News Putin-style motorcades don’t belong in Britain Stopping the traffic for VIPs is a sign of unwarranted privilege and contempt for ordinary people The Times 24/6/2019 News «368936903691369236933694369536963697Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
