Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91674 total results. Showing results 76961 to 76980 «384538463847384838493850385138523853Next ›Last » Sixth complaint against Police Scotland Chief Constable Phil Gormley The Police Investigations & Review Commissioner was already probing three complaints against Mr Gormley but it has now been asked to assess a fourth. BBC 16/1/2018 News Policing minister listens to first-hand experience at police wellbeing roundtable Police leaders and health experts discuss how to best support welfare of officers and staff. Home Office 16/1/2018 News Claim that recorded crime down and police numbers up is Mostly True As 2018 began, the SNP decided to highlight on some of its achievements in government over the previous year and beyond. The party posted a series of graphics on Facebook showing statistical and political improvements it had made. One of these was regarding policing in Scotland, with the image claiming that recorded crime had dropped to record low levels, and policing numbers had gone up. The Ferret 16/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Police will use stop-and-search powers ‘properly’ over knife crime – Met chief Four men were stabbed to death in 48 hours over the new year period, prompting calls for an increase in the controversial tactic. Belfast Telegraph 16/1/2018 News Police launch night vision speed cameras The infrared cameras can clock speeding drivers when it's dark Plymouth Live 16/1/2018 News Thames Valley PCC ‘not supportive’ of scrapping horse unit The police and crime commissioner for Thames Valley has told the BBC he is "not supportive" of a proposal to scrap the force's mounted section. BBC 16/1/2018 News Child victims let down by lack of help in court, says UK watchdog System of intermediaries helping to give evidence is struggling to cope, says commissioner The Guardian 16/1/2018 News Teach five-year-olds about dangers of knife crime, says police chief Met’s head of knife crime says children increasingly exposed to violence on social media The Guardian 16/1/2018 News Combined effort: Working together to tackle Modern Slavery Mark Cooper, director of Greymalkin Consulting, looks back at some of the work undertaken throughout 2017 to tackle the scourge of modern slavery and considers the challenges that lie ahead. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 Opinion Call for police outsourcing to be brought back in house after Carillion collapse Biggest policing PFI contracts use firm to maintain and operate buildings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 News New police recruits shocked by huge social care workload, report says Two groups of officers were followed over the first four years of their careers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 News Discussion on welfare support ‘long overdue’ The policing and fire minister is set to host a roundtable on police wellbeing, which will include a number of experts and senior officers. Police Professional 16/1/2018 News Heath inquiry police chief Mike Veale in drunken prostitute ‘slur The police chief who led the controversial Edward Heath abuse investigation has been criticised after he said that he was less likely to believe a complaint by a “drunken prostitute”. The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 News Forces urged to alter dog handler fitness tests after discrimination payout Numerous officers, both male and female, have expressed their concerns over exam conditions Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 News Volunteer PCSOs will be able to specialise in dog walking In 2015 Theresa May announced she would extend the powers that chiefs can give volunteers Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 News Police ordered to hunt the paedophile hunters with in crackdown on vigilante groups snaring abusers It follows a wave of violence and suicides in the wake of amateur investigations Mirror 16/1/2018 News Criminal responsibility: Why is Scotland raising the age but not England and Wales? At eight years of age, Scotland’s age of criminal responsibility is the lowest in Europe. The country is currently poised to raise it to 12, but Penelope Gibbs, Director of Transform Justice, asks why aren't England and Wales following suit? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 Opinion SNP accused of running secretive police over Gormley affair The SNP government has been accused of running a centralised, secretive policing structure that is too close to Scottish ministers. The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2018 News Senior officers give backing to embattled police chief A number of senior police officers have given their backing to Scotland’s chief constable amid continuing uncertainty over his future. The Scotsman 16/1/2018 News Would you pay more for extra police in Essex? Essex could get an extra 150 frontline police officers - if a proposal to increase council tax is approved. ITV News 16/1/2018 News «384538463847384838493850385138523853Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
