Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91649 total results. Showing results 77481 to 77500 «387138723873387438753876387738783879Next ›Last » Civil Nuclear Police Federation celebrates pay parity agreement Reprieve for CNC officers who have been paid 95 per cent of the wages of their Home Office colleagues. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 News Effective collaboration: It’s time to get rid of ‘traditional silos’ across the public sector Last month, the Police Foundation’s annual conference focused on effective collaboration between the police, partners and communities. In his opening presentation, Dr Rick Muir, director of the Police Foundation offered a number of ways in which this could be achieved. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 Opinion Chief Constable: ‘The smell of cannabis is sufficient to stop and search’ Merseyside Police chief takes a stand on PEEL report's rules. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 News PCC would welcome control room merger Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner 'willing and very happy' to revisit declined merger case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 News Labour challenges ‘postcode lottery’ of justice for victims of domestic abuse Scotland’s most senior judge is claiming attempts to change domestic abuse laws are “undermining the independence of the judiciary”. Police Professional 14/12/2017 News Commissioner asks for funding over ‘future years’ for Grenfell Tower investigation as nation comes together to remember the 71 who died The criminal investigation into the Grenfell Tower inferno could take years to complete, Britain’s most senior police officer has admitted. Police Professional 14/12/2017 News What gives police the right to legalise cannabis on the sly? How do you spot a regular cannabis user? Dilated eyes are one clue. So is giggling when there is nothing very obvious to giggle about. At the extreme end, manic and even violent behaviour are signs. Another indication is the pungent smell of the drug, which can be picked up even in the open air. I’m not sure I could instantly recognise it, but police experienced in these matters can. So it is baffling that the Inspectorate of Constabulary, which is the official police watchdog, has declared that officers on the beat should stop searching people simply because they stink of cannabis says Stephen Glover Mail Online 14/12/2017 Feature, Opinion ‘We must put a coherent, consistent, argument to government to support officers’ In the first of a series of articles, the new Police Federation leadership discuss the future of the organisation and outline their vision. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 News Training eagles to take down drones was a bad idea, Dutch police admit The eagles were difficult to train and bad at taking orders. International Business Times UK 14/12/2017 News Police sting tackles off-road bikes in Cornwall A police operation has been cracking down on the off-road bikes being driven illegally in Cornwall. Pirate FM 14/12/2017 News Criminals ‘actively targeting’ under-resourced police officers FOUR police officers a day are being assaulted or injured while arresting suspects, prompting a training review and calls for a wider rollout of tasers. The Herald (Scotland) 14/12/2017 News Robot investigators ‘could be used to examine documents in criminal cases’ Decision comes after technology was used to analyse cache of 30 million documents disclosed by Rolls-Royce during major investigation The Independent 14/12/2017 News Police called to bank branches to save customers from online fraudsters Police have been called to bank branches in a pilot scheme to prevent customers from being duped by online fraudsters. The Telegraph 14/12/2017 News Hampshire police faces traffic police cuts in ‘devastating blow’ TRAFFIC cops could be cut further as police fight pressure to slash millions from their budget, Hampshire’s chief constable has exclusively told The News. The News (Portsmouth) 14/12/2017 News Herald View: Violence and the battle to protect our police officers THOSE who protect us must be protected themselves – that is, or should be, one of the guiding principles of modern policing. So it is troubling to hear that four police officers a day are being assaulted or injured in Scotland while carrying out their duties. The Herald (Scotland) 14/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Fly-tipping prosecutions at record low in England The number of successful prosecutions brought by councils against fly-tippers has fallen to a record low, government figures show. BBC 14/12/2017 News Criminals on probation are monitored with a phone call Thousands of criminals are being supervised with just a brief telephone call every six weeks, according to the probation watchdog. The Times - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 News Fracking protesters ‘fake police injuries for the TV cameras’ Ambulance staff have accused anti-fracking protesters of faking injuries and making false allegations of police brutality in publicity stunts aimed at preventing drilling for shale gas. The Times - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 Dressing down for police over dogs’ Christmas jumpers Police officers are dressing up their pet dogs for Christmas and asking the public to vote for them but not everyone likes the idea. The Times - Subscription at source 14/12/2017 News Met Commissioner hits out at HMICFRS Her Deputy also suggested inspectors don't always appreciate the context police work in Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/12/2017 News «387138723873387438753876387738783879Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
