Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91674 total results. Showing results 76841 to 76860 «383938403841384238433844384538463847Next ›Last » Revealed: Hampshire police set to axe 160 jobs in bid to save £7m More than 100 police officer jobs and 50 staff positions are to be axed in £6m budget cuts, The News can reveal. The News (Portsmouth) 22/1/2018 News College launches National Jobs Board Officers and staff who have signed up to become College members now have exclusive access to a dedicated website giving details of every job vacancy across policing in England and Wales. College of Policing 22/1/2018 News Massive private companies will profit from a lifesaving public service The Home Office is considering scrapping a deal with a multinational construction company working on a “vital” new phone network for UK emergency services. Australian property giant Lendlease won a contract to build transmission sites for the new Emergency Services Network (ESN). But this service, that could “make the difference between life and death for members of the public”, is already five months behind schedule. The Canary 22/1/2018 News Drivers do not think police will enforce road laws, survey finds Two-thirds of motorists think they can get away with careless driving due to a lack of police on the roads, a survey has found. Lancashire Post 22/1/2018 News Exclusive: Internet giants ‘enabling child abuse’, police chief warns Internet giants are "fundamentally enabling" paedophiles to sexually abuse children, the police chief in charge of child protection has told ITV News. ITV News 22/1/2018 News Police officers ‘feel unprepared’ for investigating online child sexual abuse cases Police officers tasked with investigating online child sexual abuse cases feel unprepared and do not believe they have had sufficient training to deal with the crimes, according to a new report. i News 22/1/2018 News Teaching partnerships in police higher education: An exciting time to reflect Police professionalisation is a growing theme internationally, and greater attention is being paid to the links between universities and police forces. Dr Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron, James Dwyer and Brianna O’Shea of the University of Tasmania reflect on their experiences and the need to keep challenging for greater engagement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/1/2018 Opinion The Essex Angels: Families turn vigilante crime fighters 80 volunteers patrolling streets of Essex after police cuts left them feeling 'unprotected and unsafe' Mail Online 22/1/2018 News Online child sex abuse referred to Met increased by 700% since 2014 Inquiry into child sex abuse heard that Scotland Yard was alerted to potential paedophiles operating online on 647 occasions in first nine months of 2017 The Guardian 22/1/2018 News ‘If black shoot them’, former Kentucky acting police chief told recruit Court documents described a pattern of ‘racist and threatening’ messages from the assistant chief Todd Shaw, who was fired in November The Guardian 22/1/2018 News In with the ARC: Tackling the top 2% of re-offenders Just under two years ago, Lincolnshire decided to refresh its approach to integrated offender management and the ARC Project was launched. Since then it has helped 130 individuals and significantly reduced re-offending rates. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/1/2018 Analysis HMICFRS’ proposed 2018/19 policing inspection programme and framework HMICFRS has launched a consultation which welcomes views on our proposed policing inspection programme for the coming year. The consultation will be open until Monday 19 February 2018. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 22/1/2018 News MP Jo Platt slams Government for not allowing Greater Manchester Police to “tackle crime and keep neighbourhoods safe” Questioning Home Secretary Amber Rudd, Jo Platt said the loss of 2,000 police officers on the streets of Greater Manchester since 2010 has placed GMP under pressure to carry out its duties to protect residents. Leigh Journal 22/1/2018 News Rashan Charles death: Police officer will not be prosecuted following watchdog investigation The police officer who initially restrained a man whose death sparked violent street protests will not be prosecuted following an investigation for gross misconduct by the police watchdog. The Telegraph 22/1/2018 News Schools ‘must teach children’ about dangers of sexting Schools should do more to teach children about the dangers of sharing sexual content online, a think tank report has said. Belfast Telegraph 22/1/2018 News MPs prepare probe into mugshot database Commons committee chair indicates impatience with Home Office response to six-year-old High Court ruling UKAuthority.com 22/1/2018 News Boys in blue deploy big red Accenture have announced the successful deployment of Oracle Fusion Cloud applications at West Midlands police. This is the first step in a major transformation project that Accenture are delivering at the police force. Enterprise Times 22/1/2018 News Essex Police’s Matthew Horne to keep job after stress ball throw A senior police officer will keep his job despite being found guilty of misconduct for throwing a stress ball at a colleague. Echo (Essex) 22/1/2018 News Cumbria Constabulary offering those with no-police background the chance to join as inspector Cumbria Constabulary is now offering people a direct route into higher level policing. The Force is taking part in the national ‘Direct Entry’ scheme, which gives those with a non-police background the opportunity to join as an Inspector without having to rise through the ranks. Cumbria Crack 22/1/2018 News Council tax rise for Sussex’s police approved Members of Sussex Police and Crime Panel have approved plans to increase the police precept for 2018/19 as part of council tax bills Spirit FM 22/1/2018 News «383938403841384238433844384538463847Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
