Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91708 total results. Showing results 75561 to 75580 «377537763777377837793780378137823783Next ›Last » Plans for ‘significant’ cuts to TVP-Hampshire dog unit would be a ‘travesty’ The unimaginable has become reality, says Fed chairman Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2018 News Commanders x 2 We are seeking to appoint two highly motivated, determined, inspirational and innovative leaders in the Commander rank to the two distinct portfolio areas. 1: Commander Operations and Security This role will see you delivering intelligence-driven policing in the square mile, ensuring that the Force responds to needs of the City’s diverse communities. Given our specific location and community you will need to ensure we have a strong and resistant capacity and capability in security, events and public order. 2: Commander Economic Crime (with National Coordinator role responsibility). You will be the key to the City of London Police’s role as the national lead force for economic crime and fraud investigation supporting the Commissioner as the NPCC Lead. Both roles carry with them unique and exciting responsibilities and challenges in U.K. policing and require a strong commitment to partnership working and problem solving. Closing Date: 13th April 2018 City of London Police 26/3/2018 Jobs Police cars and taxis to move to zero-emissions in £8.8m government boost Police cars and taxis are among the next vehicles to be hydrogen-powered in a government bid to switch more vehicles to zero-emission males. The Department for Transport (DfT) has injected £8.8m into the development of hydrogen-powered vehicles, with police cars and taxis among the first to benefit from the boost. City A.M. 26/3/2018 News West Mercia fire governance proposal: Independent assessment Independent assessment of the police and crime commissioner for West Mercia proposal to take on fire Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Staffordshire fire governance proposal: Independent assessment Independent assessment of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire proposal to take on fire governance. Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Police watchdog members told to consider futures Long-serving members of Scotland’s troubled police watchdog have been asked to consider whether they should continue to serve at the organisation. Susan Deacon, the new chairwoman of the Scottish Police Authority (SPA), has been trying to create a new culture and way of working at the body which oversees Police Scotland. The Times - Subscription at source 26/3/2018 News Cambridgeshire fire governance proposal: Independent assessment Independent assessment of the police and crime commissioner for Cambridgeshire proposal to take on fire governance. Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Crime and information: Using data and technology to transform criminal-justice services Crime and information: using data and technology to transform criminal-justice services finds that with better access to data on suspects and offenders, police forces, courts and prisons can efficiently administer justice and effectively protect the public and rehabilitate offenders. Reform Think Tank 26/3/2018 Report Prisons ‘should access future case management system’ Reform report urges extension of Common Platform to Prison Service to support offender rehabilitation efforts UKAuthority.com 26/3/2018 News Quarter of Scotland’s sex offenders abuse children online Almost a quarter of child abusers on the sex offenders register committed their crimes online, Police Scotland has revealed. The force released the statistic at the start of a hard-hitting campaign warning abusers they will be found and arrested. BBC 26/3/2018 News ‘No hiding place’ for online child sex abusers Perpetrators of online child sexual abuse are to be targeted by police in a new hard-hitting campaign. The crackdown will be launched tomorrow with the warning that offenders are “just one click away from losing everything”. The National 26/3/2018 News Home Secretary approves fire and police governance merger Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Elllis's proposals to take over fire have been opposed by local authorities Stoke on Trent Live 26/3/2018 News National Police Air Service Annual Report 2016/17 Welcome to the 2016/17 Annual Report, setting out key achievements and activities of the The National Police Air Service (NPAS). National Police Air Service (NPAS) 26/3/2018 Report Senior Scottish Government civil servant behind ‘shambles’ policing merger moves to new post Scottish Government plans to merge railway policing have suffered another setback after it emerged that the senior civil servant associated with the policy is leaving his post. The Herald (Scotland) 26/3/2018 News £4m bill revealed for police’s part-time staff Police chiefs have spent more than £4 million on part-time staff in the last two years after cuts and squeezed budgets forced bosses to bring in extra help. Telegraph and Argus 26/3/2018 News British children being forced into modern slavery in UK as 5,000 potential victims found Teenagers being forced to traffic drugs and into sexual exploitation across UK, investigators warn The Independent 26/3/2018 News New barristers to face police record checks Prospective barristers must undergo police checks before being called to the Bar, the profession’s regulator has said. The Times - Subscription at source 26/3/2018 News Policing the Champions League final in Cardiff cost £5.7 million South Wales Police received grants from the Welsh Government, the Home Office and the Football Association of Wales Wales Online 25/3/2018 News Cressida Dick: I meet men threatened, baffled and confused by me serving as Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick, Britain’s highest ranking female police officer, has revealed she still encounters sexism from men who feel intimidated by her occupying the role. Ms Dick, who became the first woman to serve as Metropolitan Police Commissioner when she was appointed last year, said she looks forward to a time when women no longer have to worry about rising through the ranks of a “very male-oriented environment”. i News 25/3/2018 News Police Scotland- BTP merger plans ran up £400,000 bill The Scottish Government is facing calls to draw a line under its “shelved” plans to merge Police Scotland with the British Transport Police (BTP) after it emerged that more than £400,000 was spent on consultants to oversee it. The Scotsman 25/3/2018 News «377537763777377837793780378137823783Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
