Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93954 total results. Showing results 74821 to 74840 «373837393740374137423743374437453746Next ›Last » How many armed police are there? There were just under 6,500 trained firearms officers in England and Wales at the end of March 2018. This includes any who are “operationally deployable”, which may include those currently working as trainers. Full Fact 1/8/2018 Analysis, Feature PCC expenses Guidence: Secretary of State for Home Department’s determination on police and crime commissioner expenses. Home Office 1/8/2018 Report PRTB Chair welcomes funding for police transformation Responding to the Home Office announcement of funding awarded through the Police Transformation Fund, David Lloyd PCC, Chair of the Police Reform and Transformation Board, said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 1/8/2018 News Social media shaping police response A recent study of violent protests suggests that ‘moral rhetoric’ on Twitter may signal whether a protest will turn violent. It also found that people were more likely to endorse violence when they ‘moralise’ the issue they are protesting – and when they believe that others in their social network share their moral values. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Where is the harm in it? This week, the Research Inspector examines a study that explores whether the allocation of policing resources mapped against harm has any advantages over more traditional approaches. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Latest round of Transformation funding released More than £100 million has been released to fund police-led transformation projects. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 News The Thompson Touch… something the rank-and-file was not expecting from its leader Workforce tells on-patrol chief: Thank you for joining the frontline officers... at the frontline Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 News Launching CoPaCC’s 2018/19 review of PCC and OPCC Transparency Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive, invites every OPCC to participate in this year's review of PCC and OPCC transparency Policing Insight 1/8/2018 News How robotics and automation can help bring the human touch back to policing Allan Fairley, UK Police & Justice Managing Director for Accenture, works with a range of public sector, police and justice clients. In his latest article, Allan provides his thoughts on how robotics and automation can help officers and staff have more time for engaging with their communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 Opinion Can crowd sourced intelligence help first responders during major incidents? Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the potential for information posted by the public during critical incidents to be harnessed in real-time. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Invest in AI to get more bobbies on the beat, Mayor told The Mayor of London should cut his “bloated” office costs to free up funds for Artificial Intelligence technology, politicians claim. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 News Merged force would have more than 400 extra frontline officers, says ACC Proposals include removal of chief constable which would free up funds. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 News London crime WARNING: Sadiq Khan says ‘BORED KIDS’ on holiday may cause huge SPIKE Sadiq Khan has issued a chilling warning over crime in London, claiming youngsters left at home in the month of August for the summer holidays may increase violence in the capital. Express 1/8/2018 News Revealed: Firearms police operations increase by 53 per cent across West Midlands The number of police firearms operations across the West Midlands has increased more in just a single year than in any other region in the country. Express & Star 1/8/2018 News Belfast Pride: PSNI defends parade decision The PSNI has confirmed uniformed officers will take part in this year's Belfast Pride parade for a second time. Last year, there was criticism of the decision to allow officers and civilian staff to march. BBC 1/8/2018 News Fly Tipping and Speeding – 2 crimes our rural folk fear the most Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Martyn Underhill has been telling Wessex FM of his determination to stamp out fly-tyipping here. He's described it as a blight on our rural landscape, bad for the environment and a real eye-sore. Wessex FM 1/8/2018 News Police chief says crime is ‘STABILISING’ despite HUGE surge in violence across UK The soaring rate of violent crime in London has begun to “stabilise” as murder rates have fallen, the police have claimed, despite 87 people having been killed in the capital in 2018 alone. Express 1/8/2018 News Police officer numbers drop in past year – but crime has increased Figures from the Home Office show in March, there were the equivalent of 2,597 full-time officers in Avon and Somerset, a drop of 70 compared to March 2017. The figures also show less time was being spent on frontline policing – 2,319 officers were available for frontline duties in March this year, down 130 from 2017. North Somerset Times 1/8/2018 News Senior Norfolk police officer confirmed as Cambridgeshire’s new chief constable The appointment of a senior Norfolk police officer as the new chief constable of Cambridgeshire has been confirmed. Nick Dean, who is currently deputy chief constable of the Norfolk force, had been named as the preferred candidate for the role by Cambridgeshire police and crime commissioner Jason Ablewhite last month. Lynn News 1/8/2018 News Oxford cop – why the ‘bobby on the beat’ is a thing of the past The days of the 'bobby on the beat' in Oxford are officially now a thing of the past, a top city police officer has said. Oxford Mail 1/8/2018 News «373837393740374137423743374437453746Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
