Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91708 total results. Showing results 75721 to 75740 «378337843785378637873788378937903791Next ›Last » Detective casebook: Sexual exploitation of teenagers and the Modern Slavery Act Police Oracle speaks to the senior investigating officer who pioneered new legislation in a complex abuse case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Half of mounted units have turned to private sponsors in fight for survival Merseyside Police wants to put sponsors' logos on its horses saddles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 News Panel puts forward idea for countywide CCTV network in Suffolk A network of CCTV cameras across Suffolk could help tackle increasing demand on police and counter a downturn in bobbies on the beat. The Journal (Lowestoft) 19/3/2018 News PCC: Stop police forces from subsidising gun ownership The Home Secretary has been urged to drastically increase the fees that police can charge for firearms licences to stop forces from subsidising gun ownership. Express & Star 19/3/2018 News Kent employs 200 more police officers A drive to recruit 200 more police officers will get underway today in what has been billed as one of the largest expansions of any force in recent years. Kent Online 19/3/2018 News Gwent Police launches initiative to tackle child sexual exploitation Gwent Police has relaunched an initiative focussed on ensuring people are aware of the early warning signs of child sexual exploitation (CSE). South Wales Argus 19/3/2018 News Report into Met Police’s serial killer inquiry ‘will identify multiple failures’ A damning report on the initial investigation into the deaths of serial killer Stephen Port's victims is expected to find multiple failures and missed opportunities. ITV News 19/3/2018 News Judge blasts ‘seriously flawed’ police investigation as Army recruit abuse trial collapses One of the largest inquiries into the alleged abuse of teenage Army recruits in Britain has collapsed after the Royal Military Police mishandled the investigation. The Telegraph 19/3/2018 News Save our police stations – We need visible police presence on our streets 24 hours a day No one expects the police to be using the methods of Dixon of Dock Green. If technology is available to make their work more effective they – just like anyone else – would be mad not to use it. Yet there's something disturbing about the Government's stealthy drive to get us to report crime online rather than in person. Express 19/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Community Constable Pilot Program Evaluation CANADA: The Community Constable (CC) pilot program was one of three new enhanced service delivery models developed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) to address gaps in policing services. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 19/3/2018 Report Police chiefs to put an extra 100 police constables in region’s neighbourhoods The police and crime commissioner has also secured funding to sustain more than 600 PCSO's in West Yorkshire Leeds Live 19/3/2018 News Two police stations to be revamped and a new one built as eight in the Black Country close One new police station is set to be built in the Black Country and two others revamped as part a plan that will also see another eight close. Express & Star 19/3/2018 News West Mercia Police chief hits out at ‘simply not true’ claims regarding Telford sex abuse A senior police officer has defended his force's record in tackling sex abuse in Telford, amid new allegations. Shropshire Star 19/3/2018 News Met Police use of facial recognition comes under scrutiny Panel to investigate ethics of the technology following criticism of its use at last year’s Notting Hill Carnival UKAuthority.com 19/3/2018 News Police ICT Company reveals data and mobile deals New procurement agreements with Chorus Intelligence and EE aimed at easier liceensing for police forces UKAuthority.com 19/3/2018 News Derbyshire police criticised for spending £190k on consultants who will identify waste 'Most people in Derbyshire would prefer the money being spent on police officers' Derbyshire Live 19/3/2018 News Teenage hackers recruited by GCHQ The security services are trying to recruit teenage computer hackers who have fallen foul of the law to defend the country against cyberattacks. The Times - Subscription at source 19/3/2018 News Police treat trafficked children like criminals More than 1,100 Vietnamese children suspected of being smuggled into Britain were arrested as criminals instead of being seen as potential victims of slavery, an investigation has found. The Times 19/3/2018 News Frontline online: Smarter blue light services? New technology is set to transform blue light services. Sarah Timmis of the thinktank Reform introduces a new report on the benefits of the new technology - and the changes to data sharing that this transformation will entail. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/3/2018 Opinion Chief constable considering taser increase following assaults on officers The chief constable of Norfolk Constabulary is considering arming more officers with tasers in the wake of increasing numbers of assaults on police. Eastern Daily Press 18/3/2018 News «378337843785378637873788378937903791Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
