Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93843 total results. Showing results 78741 to 78760 «393439353936393739383939394039413942Next ›Last » “You cannot learn policing from a book”: What serving officers really think about Direct Entry Direct Entry is highly contentious among serving officers. Emma Williams and Jennifer Norman of Canterbury Christ Church University and Dr Fran Boag-Munroe of the Police Federation of England and Wales explore the results of the PFEW’s Annual Pay and Morale Survey 2017 to explain why that is - and warn that DE could pose real risks to the professionalisation agenda. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/2/2018 Analysis Fracking police costs ‘should be met nationally’ Rising costs for policing of fracking protests should not be paid for on a local level, an MP has said, warning this is clearly a “national protest”. The Yorkshire Post 3/2/2018 News West Mercia Police boss vows not to cut officer numbers The number of police officers in the region will be retained despite fears to the contrary, says West Mercia's Police and Crime Commissioner. Shropshire Star 3/2/2018 News Police seek unpaid drivers for 10hr days A police force is recruiting unpaid volunteers to drive officers around. The Times - Subscription at source 3/2/2018 News Speeding tickets farce as more than one in four are torn up by police force after blunders and camera fails A major police force cancelled more than a quarter of the speeding tickets handed out to drivers. Mail Online 3/2/2018 News Britain’s first ‘private police force’ has caught 400 criminals with a 100 per cent conviction rate after taking on cases regular officers are too busy to look at The country’s first ‘private police force’ is investigating hundreds of crimes that regular officers are too busy to look at. Mail Online 3/2/2018 News Britain’s first ‘private police force’ has caught 400 criminals with a 100 per cent conviction rate after taking on cases regular officers are too busy to look at The country’s first ‘private police force’ is investigating hundreds of crimes that regular officers are too busy to look at. A firm led by former Scotland Yard senior officers has successfully prosecuted more than 400 criminals and is now carrying out murder inquiries. Mail Online 2/2/2018 News Reported rapes that reach trial Around one in ten rapes or attempted rapes reported to police in England and Wales are brought to trial. Research from 2013 estimated that between one in twenty and one in thirty rape cases end up at trial. Full Fact 2/2/2018 Analysis, Feature Home Secretary Amber Rudd has not met any PCC individually The home secretary has not held one-to-one meetings with any of the UK's police and crime commissioners (PCCs) since taking office. BBC 2/2/2018 News Police Chiefs Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables’ Council January 2018 As you would expect, failings of disclosure were at the top of agenda for this Chief Constables Council. Our criminal justice lead CC Nick Ephgrave and the Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders presented an improvement plan across leadership, training, processes and technology. It was clear this a moment for us to lead meaningful changes to deal with a complex and deep-rooted issue; there was commitment from all to make that happen. You find the joint action plan here. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 2/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Force accused of holding misconduct hearing in private against wishes of chairman But spokesman says they had never held behind-closed-doors meeting before the claim made. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2018 News ‘We can’t be everywhere but with this solution we could be anywhere’ GoSafe Partnership Manager Teresa Healy said her teenage son could have done it. Police Oracle 2/2/2018 News The shock of the fall: How the CJS fails rape victims The imminent release of sex attacker John Worboys has re-focused the spotlight on how the criminal justice system investigates and prosecutes rapes cases. Conviction rates are improving, but are still very low and many more rapes remain unreported. Syreeta Lund takes a look at why this is and what needs to change. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/2/2018 Analysis Post-it notes preserve an element of privacy in police holding cells Paper on CCTV screens to hide people's modesty Daily Record 2/2/2018 News Police to ‘look at role of internet’ in radicalising home-grown terrorists after Finsbury Park attacker found guilty Easily accessible far-right materials 'unpalatable but hard to police' The Independent 2/2/2018 News Conference puts police diversity under the spotlight The South West and Wales Black Police Association (BPA) will be putting diversity in policing under the spotlight at a regional conference in Wiltshire next week. Swindon Advertiser 2/2/2018 News Backlash against CC Bangham’s zero tolerance to speeding speech He urged roads policing officers to focus on enforcement over education Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2018 News ‘ello, ‘ello, ‘ello! Police are now investigating burglaries and thefts over the phone Police are investigating burglaries, thefts and complaints of anti-social behaviour over the phone - rather than sending officers to crime victim's homes. Stoke on Trent Live 2/2/2018 News Police can’t afford £14 USB stick for evidence A Scotland Yard detective is refusing to disclose evidence in a drugs case retrial because he claims that the force cannot afford a £14 computer memory stick, a court was told yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2018 News Prosecutors ‘had one hour to make charging decision’ Crown Prosecution Service lawyers were expected to reach charging decisions in just over an hour under targets set by managers, a former prosecutor has told The Times. The Times - Subscription at source 2/2/2018 News «393439353936393739383939394039413942Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
