Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98679 total results. Showing results 76581 to 76600 «382638273828382938303831383238333834Next ›Last » Mayor gives £13m to youth schemes amid gang violence Sadiq Khan announced £13 million of funding for youth facilities to tackle serious violence yesterday after a weekend of brutal, linked attacks. The Times - Subscription at source 20/11/2018 News We risk losing an entire generation of children to drugs gangs In any other line of work they would be outstanding entrepreneurs — leaders of huge sale teams, recruiting networks of motivated workers to push their wares. The Times - Subscription at source 20/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Direct entry withdrawals mean three first-time forces miss out One says they won't recruit again because they are likely to cut number of inspectors. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 News Sussex PCC who suffered stalking says new law does not go far enough and calls for overhaul of crime treatment ‘There are four behaviours which make stalking unique: fixated, obsessive, unwanted, repeated. This is what he started to become. It was repeated and relentless,’ says Katy Bourne The Independent 19/11/2018 News Cumbria Police welcome new direct entry inspector Cumbria Police has welcomed its first direct entry inspector as the force has taken part in a national scheme to recruit top talent. News & Star 19/11/2018 News Company awards Airwave terminal framework contract The Police ICT Company has awarded the national Airwave terminal procurement framework contract to Motorola Solutions and Sepura plc in a deal that has the potential for significant savings across police forces and the wider public sector. Police ICT Company 19/11/2018 News Dyfed-Powys police and crime panel ‘too old, white and male’ The Dyfed-Powys police and crime panel has been accused of being made up of too many "retired, white straight older" men. BBC 19/11/2018 News Police ICT Airwave contract winners announced The Police ICT Company has awarded its national Airwave terminal procurement framework contract to radio manufacturers Motorola Solutions and Sepura. LandMobile 19/11/2018 News Cumbria Police welcome new direct entry inspector Cumbria Police has welcomed its first direct entry inspector as the force has taken part in a national scheme to recruit top talent. News & Star 19/11/2018 News Police plea to public as shocking attack on Met officers filmed and shared by witness Police officers could stop making arrests if they are not helped by members of the public, the chairman of the Metropolitan Police federation has warned, after a female police officer was filmed being kicked in the head during a routine traffic stop in south London. The Telegraph 19/11/2018 News Budget cuts could leave Thames Valley Police at tipping point The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police is warning the force could reach 'tipping point', as it prepares to make millions of pounds of savings. ITV News 19/11/2018 News Society must learn to respect the police again The police have had a bad press recently amid public concern about the rise in street violence and the failure to investigate serious crimes such as burglary. Chief officers blame Government cuts for reducing numbers. Ministers accuse the police of adopting the wrong priorities, and offenders are emboldened to break the law. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 Feature, Opinion ‘Officers will have to let violent thugs go free’ Police chief warns PCs need more help from the public after officer was kung fu kicked into the path of an oncoming bus as witnesses simply stood by and filmed Mail Online 19/11/2018 News Transforming policing: An interview with Mike Bush, New Zealand’s police commissioner New Zealand's crime rate has decreased drastically in recent years after the police commissioner shifted the focus from prosecution to prevention. Mary Calam, a senior expert in McKinsey’s London office, and Roland Dillon, an associate partner in McKinsey's Melbourne office, interviewed New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush on how the force achieved this remarkable transformation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 Feature, Interview, Opinion Review of the Psychoactive Substances Act 2016 This review sought to measure changes in outcomes before and after the implementation of the Act, to provide an indication of whether its aims are being achieved. The Psychoactive Substances Act 20161 (PSA) came into force on 26 May 2016 and created a blanket ban on the production, distribution, sale and supply of psychoactive substances in the United Kingdom for human consumption. It gives police and other enforcement agencies a range of powers, including powers to: seize and destroy psychoactive substances; search persons, premises and vehicles; enter premises by warrant. Section 58 of the PSA requires the Secretary of State to review the operation of the Act after 30 months, prepare a report of the review, and give the report to Parliament. This report fulfils this commitment. Home Office 19/11/2018 Report Forensic early warning system (FEWS) annual report Annual report on the Home Office forensic early warning system, which identifies new psychoactive substances in the UK. Home Office 19/11/2018 Report Water cannon bought by Boris Johnson for £322k sold for just £11k after police banned from using them Three water cannon bought and refurbished for more than £320,000 while Boris Johnson was London Mayor have been sold for just £11,025. The Telegraph 19/11/2018 News Taking the office out of the station Our officers and staff are being equipped with laptops and mobile phones which will enable them to spend more time out in your community. The roll out of laptops and smart phones to all front line officers and staff means that they don’t always have to return to their station to complete paperwork. Officers can now access all the necessary systems from their mobile devices, meaning they will spend more time out on the streets, moving more quickly between jobs. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 19/11/2018 News Scotland hit by legal aid crisis as solicitors withdraw from rota A fourfold increase in the number of solicitors withdrawing from providing cover in police stations has led to Scottish Liberal Democrat justice spokesman Liam McArthur calling on the government to take action on Scotland’s legal aid system. The Scotsman 19/11/2018 News True scale of county lines gangs may have been underestimated The true scale of the "county lines" drug dealing epidemic blighting the UK may have been underestimated, police admit. Express 19/11/2018 News «382638273828382938303831383238333834Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
