Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91773 total results. Showing results 75081 to 75100 «375137523753375437553756375737583759Next ›Last » Simulation training: New technology enables firearms officers to be prepared for every situation Firearms simulation training has come a long way since its clunky beginnings. Andrew Dann from Dann Developments explains how the training has evolved, what's on the market and how forces can make the most of what's on offer. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Comment: Communities can help us tackle gang violence in Birmingham City's guns and gangs commission is taking its next step Birmingham Live 17/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Drop in dementia patients going missing as sufferers handed GPS tracking kit GPS tracking technology has been used to reduce the number of people living with dementia going missing. Around 60 people used the technology in Hampshire, with Portsmouth City Council saying it is ‘reviewing’ its use of technology and will look at a study that showed a reduction in police call-outs to sufferers issued with the technology. The News (Portsmouth) 17/4/2018 News Frontline West Mercia Police officers owed thousands of days of Frontline West Mercia Police officers are owed thousands of unclaimed rest days, new figures reveal, amid claims of staff shortages across England and Wales. Shropshire Star 17/4/2018 News ‘Startling’ number of police officers showing signs of depression The excessive workload placed upon police officers has resulted in eight out of 10 displaying signs of depression or anxiety, the chairman of the Police Federation has warned. ITV News 17/4/2018 News Under-pressure police officers racking up rest days amid ‘crisis’ claims The Press Association investigation highlighted how many days off are owed to frontline staff. BT.com 17/4/2018 News Welsh police officers are owed more than 40,000 rest days and are ‘on the brink of disaster’ It's been warned the trend is having an impact on morale as well as the mental and physical health of officers Wales Online 17/4/2018 News The brothel operating ‘in full view of police’ Police are choosing to allow brothels to operate providing they create a safe environment for women, one former detective - now a brothel owner - has told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme. We have been to meet the women working in his premises. BBC 17/4/2018 News Sussex Police Transformation Strategy 2018-22 The precept increase proposed by Katy Bourne, the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner, ws agreed in February 2018. It has given us a genuine opportunity to rethink our plans to improve policing. As a consequence, I have been moved to publish this new four-year strategy to outline how we will make the most of this opportunity and the benefits the public will experience. Sussex Police 17/4/2018 Report Police chief promises 200 extra officers and scraps 500 planned job cuts Sussex Police is to recruit 200 officers and scrap plans to axe 500 jobs Brighton & Hove News 17/4/2018 News Warning as ‘outstanding’ Durham Police force owes its officers more than 10,000 rest days Cuts have been blamed for a police force’s officers and staff banking more than 10,000 rest days between them. The Northern Echo 17/4/2018 News London police working hours ‘stretched’ by impact of major incidents including terror attacks Snapshot Metropolitan Police figures hint that a slew of major incidents including terror attacks and the Grenfell fire had put pressure on working hours of frontline services. The Standard 17/4/2018 News Criminals getting away with attacks on wildlife Wildlife crime such as badger baiting and killing birds of prey is rising but fewer than one in every 50 reported incidents results in a successful prosecution, a report says. The Times - Subscription at source 17/4/2018 News One bike is stolen every six minutes One bike is being stolen every six minutes as criminal gangs target wealthy cyclists who have top-of-the range models. The Times - Subscription at source 17/4/2018 News Russian cyber agents set to cripple laptops, phones and ‘critical’ infrastructure after secretly accessing millions of computers Russia is targeting millions of laptops and phones in UK homes in preparation for a cyber attack on Britain’s ‘critical infrastructure’, senior security experts revealed. Mail Online 17/4/2018 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: ACC Gary Cann – Many reasons to be proud of our internationally renowned counter terrorism command structures In a report published last week, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) commended our command of extreme-threat counter terrorism operations. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind- Two Years On Two years ago, the National Stalking Consortium released a hard-hitting report identifying the lack of support for victims of stalking. In that report, we urged police forces to undertake comprehensive training to enable them to better recognise stalking and respond appropriately. We also called on police and crime commissioners to commit to funding specialist services for the 1.1 million people who experience stalking in England and Wales each year, and more broadly, we recommended a more joined up approach to stalking by all the different agencies involved. This current iteration of our Out of Sight, Out of Mind report shows that while there has been some improvement in the response to stalking, it is still not good enough. In the two years since the last report, the number of stalking cases recorded by the police still represents less than 1 per cent of the cases that take place each year. While there are a handful of new specialist stalking services for victims, the criminal offence of stalking remains low on police crime commissioners’ priorities. [PDF] Suzy Lamplugh Trust 16/4/2018 Report Report Launch: Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind- Two Years On To mark National Stalking Awareness Week 2018, Suzy Lamplugh Trust conducted a Freedom of Information investigation into the local response to stalking, looking at what progress has been made by statutory agencies including police forces and police and crime commissioners (PCCs) since the release of the 2016 Suzy Lamplugh Trust report, Out of Sight, Out of Mind. Suzy Lamplugh Trust 16/4/2018 News Trust follow-up report highlights ‘lack of national leadership’ over police progress on stalking Policing leaders need to make “great strides” to improve their support of victims of stalking after lives have been “unforgivably” lost in high-profile cases because of a serious lack of understanding and recognition, one of the country’s most senior retired chief constables has warned. Police Professional 16/4/2018 News Thames Valley deputy PCC permanently appointed Matthew Barber's position as deputy police and crime commissioner (DPCC) has been made permanent. Police Professional 16/4/2018 News «375137523753375437553756375737583759Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
