Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101174 total results. Showing results 77661 to 77680 «388038813882388338843885388638873888Next ›Last » Humberside Chief to take temporary charge at Cleveland Three month arrangement agreed by PCCs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2019 News Chief quits amid ‘phonegate’ allegations and calls ring out for PCC ‘to follow’ Cleveland ready to draft in interim replacement later today. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/1/2019 News Preferred candidate for new chief constable announced Cheshire police and crime commissioner (PCC) David Keane has confirmed that Acting Deputy Chief Constable Darren Martland is his preferred candidate for chief constable of Cheshire Constabulary. Police Professional 21/1/2019 News Today’s Domestic Abuse Bill does nothing to tackle modern day stalking Police must focus firmly on the perpetrator – call me radical and old fashioned, but they are the ones committing the crime writes Laura Richards Founder of national stalking advocacy service Paladin Huffington Post 21/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Police vowed to close Hillsborough tunnel to stop crushes, court told Leppings Lane entrance kept open at 1989 FA Cup semi-final despite previous assurances The Guardian 21/1/2019 News APCC welcomes draft Domestic Abuse Bill APCC welcomes draft Domestic Abuse Bill in particular banning alleged perpetrators from personally cross examining their partner in family courts Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 21/1/2019 News Government publishes landmark domestic abuse bill The government has unveiled the most comprehensive package ever to tackle domestic abuse. Home Office 21/1/2019 News NPCC welcomes draft Domestic Abuse Bill The National Police Chiefs’ Council has welcomed a new draft Domestic Abuse Bill published by the Ministry of Justice aimed at supporting victims and their families and pursuing offenders. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 21/1/2019 News Computers fail in courts across England as judges and CPS struggle to access vital case information Court computer systems have been failing across England as judges and the Crown Prosecution Service struggle to access vital case information held digitally. The Telegraph 21/1/2019 News Sex offender registries don’t prevent re-offending (and vigilante justice is real) Calls for public access to information about child sex offenders living in local areas are common. However, Maggie Hall of Western Sydney University warns that sex offender registries can also lead to community hysteria, loss of sleep, and vigilante attacks on innocent people. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/1/2019 Opinion Preferred candidate for Cheshire Police chief constable announced The current acting deputy chief constable of Cheshire Police is the frontrunner to take over the helm as the force's chief constable. Runcorn and Widnes World 21/1/2019 News Cleveland police chief Mike Veale resigns after ‘serious allegations’ Chief constable who led sexual abuse investigation into Edward Heath steps down The Guardian 21/1/2019 News Coventry synergy: CC Europe and BAPCO Conference combine for maximum impact On March 12, 2019, TCCA's Critical Communications Europe (CC Europe) opens its doors for two busy days of conference sessions and a packed exhibition floor. TCCA joins forces with the British Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (BAPCO) to produce a joint event on March 12 and 13 at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, England. Policing Insight 21/1/2019 News Cleveland Police Chief Constable Mike Veale resigns after less than a year An investigation found last year that the Cleveland Police chief provided a "misleading" account of how his phone was damaged Mirror 21/1/2019 News Live: Cleveland Police chief constable Mike Veale resigns over serious allegations Mike Veale joined the force from Wiltshire under controversial circumstances Teesside Live 21/1/2019 News Digital policing: Consigning ‘burdensome paperwork’ to the past On the eve of this year's Police ICT Summit Policing Insight talks to one of this year's exhibitors, Simon Hall who is the co-founder and CEO of Coeus Software, about the barriers to police ICT and how their technology reflects the Policing Vision 2025. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/1/2019 Interview, Opinion Applying Research Beyond the Ivory Tower: Reflections From Police Now This paper shares reflections on Police Now’s experience working collaboratively with academic researchers to help embed evidence and support innovation in a police leadership development programme with police forces across England and Wales. To increase the likelihood of successful collaboration and the potential of research evidence achieving traction at all levels of policing, we focus on the importance of researchers and practitioners understanding the contextual pressures both groups are confronted with and the need to identify opportunities for two-way engagement and collaborative reflection, from research design through to the dissemination. Police Now’s reflections and experience thus point to the value of participatory action research (PAR) approaches. The paper holds relevance for police and academics in how to foster successful research collaborations for the benefit of policing. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 21/1/2019 Research article EE wins contract to transform Police Scotland’s mobile future Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has awarded mobile operator EE, part of BT Group, with a £21m contract to supply mobile services to Police Scotland over a three year period. Police Scotland 21/1/2019 News Drone detection: The challenge of reducing the threat and risk of illegal drone activity Following the rogue drone chaos at Gatwick Airport last month, Policing Insight asks international drone detection expert Professor Garik Markarian of Lancaster University, and CEO of Rinicom Ltd, to explain the operational challenges of detecting illegal drone activity and how authorities can develop their capabilities to prevent further incidents. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/1/2019 Interview, Opinion Spare a thought for police facing drug-crazed violence while being filmed A freedom of information request from a Lib Dem MSP has proved more interesting than most. It revealed 200,000 police working hours have been lost to mental ill-health in the past four years in Police Scotland alone. With an average of over 700 officers absent at some point each year, it’s a sizeable problem but one which I suspect has always been with us, writes Tom Wood. 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