Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93864 total results. Showing results 77701 to 77720 «388238833884388538863887388838893890Next ›Last » Next time you see a police officer, thank them for what they do John Sutherland: Early in my policing career, I remember a much more experienced colleague saying to me, “Ninety five percent of the time, I get paid reasonably well for what I do. The remaining five percent of the time, no amount of money would be enough.” While, these days, I suspect that many officers would challenge the first half of that statement (pay isn’t quite what it used to be), the second half remains undeniably true. i News 26/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Cressida Dick, first openly LGBT Met Police Commissioner, says she still faces sexism The UK’s most senior LGBT police officer has revealed that she faces sexism despite her high rank. Pink News 26/3/2018 News Police commissioners to take over fire services’ governance More police and crime commissioners are to take over the governance of fire services. BBC 26/3/2018 News Cambridgeshire PCC Jason Ablewhite to take on fire service role Plans for the Cambridgeshire police and crime commissioner to also take on the responsibility for the county's fire service have been approved. BBC 26/3/2018 News Staffordshire fire governance proposal: independent assessment Independent assessment of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire proposal to take on fire governance. Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Cambridgeshire fire governance proposal: Independent assessment Independent assessment of the police and crime commissioner for Cambridgeshire proposal to take on fire governance. Home Office 26/3/2018 Report West Mercia fire governance proposal: Independent assessment Independent assessment of the police and crime commissioner for West Mercia proposal to take on fire. Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Three more PCCs to take on responsibility of local fire and rescue services They will take on responsibility for local fire and rescue services, becoming Police, Fire and Crime Commissioners for their respective areas the Home Secretary announced. Home Office 26/3/2018 News Winton Keenen is Northumbria’s new chief constable The Northumbria Police and Crime Panel has confirmed the appointment of Winton Keenen as the new Chief Constable of Northumbria Police. Chief Constable Keenen will take up the role immediately. ITV News 26/3/2018 News Home Office approves police and crime commissioner Jason Ablewhite taking over Cambridgeshire Fire Authority The Home Office have today given the go-ahead for Cambridgeshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite, to take on responsibility for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service from Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire Authority. Cambs Times 26/3/2018 News Police and crime commissioner gets go-ahead to take over Shropshire fire service Controversial plans for West Mercia's police and crime commissioner to take control of the fire service have today been approved by the government. Shropshire Star 26/3/2018 News Fire Reform: Written statement Home Secretary: "I am pleased to announce that I have approved proposals from the Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC) for Cambridgeshire (Jason Ablewhite), Staffordshire (Matthew Ellis) and West Mercia (John Campion) to take on governance of their local fire and rescue service(s)." Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Modern Slavery Police Transformation: Programme annual report to 31st March 2018 In November 2016, £8.5 million was awarded to national policing, delivered through Devon & Cornwall Police by the Police Transformation Fund Board with the support of the Home Secretary, chief constables and police and crime commissioners. This money is top-sliced from the overall policing budget. Within four months, Devon & Cornwall Police had established the teams described in this report, who went live in April 2017. [PDF] National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/3/2018 Report Police identifying more victims of modern slavery than ever before The Modern Slavery Police Transformation Unit has published its first annual report. The report highlights the work of the Unit since it was set up in April 2017 to help forces support vulnerable victims and bring more perpetrators to justice. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/3/2018 News Criteria for designating bodies in the police super-complaints system: Government response We received 27 responses. You can download the response document summarising the responses and setting out our next steps. We will shortly be publishing guidance for organisations wishing to apply to become designated bodies. The application window will open on 3 April. Home Office 26/3/2018 Report Public meeting recordings cut after transparency award winning PCC’s complaint Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner Kathryn Holloway won an award for transparency in January. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2018 News Plans for ‘significant’ cuts to TVP-Hampshire dog unit would be a ‘travesty’ The unimaginable has become reality, says Fed chairman Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2018 News Commanders x 2 We are seeking to appoint two highly motivated, determined, inspirational and innovative leaders in the Commander rank to the two distinct portfolio areas. 1: Commander Operations and Security This role will see you delivering intelligence-driven policing in the square mile, ensuring that the Force responds to needs of the City’s diverse communities. Given our specific location and community you will need to ensure we have a strong and resistant capacity and capability in security, events and public order. 2: Commander Economic Crime (with National Coordinator role responsibility). You will be the key to the City of London Police’s role as the national lead force for economic crime and fraud investigation supporting the Commissioner as the NPCC Lead. Both roles carry with them unique and exciting responsibilities and challenges in U.K. policing and require a strong commitment to partnership working and problem solving. Closing Date: 13th April 2018 City of London Police 26/3/2018 Jobs Police cars and taxis to move to zero-emissions in £8.8m government boost Police cars and taxis are among the next vehicles to be hydrogen-powered in a government bid to switch more vehicles to zero-emission males. The Department for Transport (DfT) has injected £8.8m into the development of hydrogen-powered vehicles, with police cars and taxis among the first to benefit from the boost. City A.M. 26/3/2018 News West Mercia fire governance proposal: Independent assessment Independent assessment of the police and crime commissioner for West Mercia proposal to take on fire Home Office 26/3/2018 Report «388238833884388538863887388838893890Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
