Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93846 total results. Showing results 78981 to 79000 «394639473948394939503951395239533954Next ›Last » Met Police to benefit from additional £49m in council tax funding, including £15m to help tackle knife crime The Met is to get an additional £49m from City Hall’s share of the council tax, of which £15m will be ring-fenced for measures to help tackle knife crime. MayorWatch 23/1/2018 News Report Watch: Forensic Science Regulator Annual Report 2017 Report Watch summarises the main findings of reports that impact on policing including responses from the main stakeholders and media reaction. Here, we look at the Forensic Regulator’s Report Annual Report which examines compliance with standards from those offering forensic services. Despite the issues relating to the discovery of malpractice at Randox Testing Services, progress has been made. However, ongoing cuts are pressurising forces to cut corners and reduce in house forensic services. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 Analysis Using specials for non-neighbourhood roles ‘makes perfect sense’ Met reportedly putting volunteers into counter-terror command. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News New strategy needed as growth in London gun crime not gang-related London’s approach to firearms must adapt as gun crime is spreading out of gang disputes, a report has found. Police Professional 23/1/2018 News Deputy Chief Constable – East Midlands Region This is an exciting opportunity to lead a broad range of specialist assets and to manage significant operational risk across the East Midlands Region. Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced senior police officers who will lead by example and have the personal resilience to cope with the complex and competing demands of working across five police forces. You must be able to evidence a depth of experience of strategic command of critical incidents. Applicants must have passed the Strategic Command Course, hold the rank of at least ACC or Commander and be able to demonstrate a breadth of operational leadership experience as well as experience of leading complex enquiries. The closing date for applications: 9am Thursday, February 8, 2018. Derbyshire Constabulary 23/1/2018 Jobs SPA tells MSPs it has ended ‘closed’ board meetings The new chairwoman of Scotland’s police governing body has underlined she has ended the controversial practice of “closed” board meetings from which journalists and members of the public are barred. The National 23/1/2018 News Force considers scrapping two units whilst PCC requests more staff Substantial amount added to PCC's budget to employ 'essential' staff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News Simple solution to help acid attack victims A small, cheap water bottle attachment can make a huge difference for victims, MPS says Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News Essex’s Police, Fire and Crime Panel approves 7.62% increase in force’s council tax precept Essex’s Police, Fire and Crime Panel has approved an average £12 increase in council tax - which looks to provide 150 more frontline officers in the county. East Anglian Daily Times 23/1/2018 News Plans for Hampshire specialist police cuts ‘devastating’ Hampshire police's plans to cut officers from its specialist teams are "devastating", the head of the county's police federation has said. BBC 23/1/2018 News Legal system ‘failing’ women and in need of reform, says Fawcett in landmark sex discrimination law reviewl A ground-breaking report released today by the Fawcett Society concludes that our legal system is failing women and needs fundamental reform. The report, which is the conclusion of the Fawcett Society’s Sex Discrimination Law Review (SDLR) Panel, also found that violence against women and girls is ‘endemic’ in the UK. Fawcett Society 23/1/2018 News Domestic abusers told to say sorry to partner by police Police are dealing with domestic abuse cases by simply making the abuser say sorry to their partner on the doorstep, a Fawcett Society report has found. The Telegraph 23/1/2018 News Gloucestershire police launches new strategy aimed at getting officers out in communities More boots on the ground, higher visibility and less bureaucracy, are the promises being made by Gloucestershire police, as they seek to revolutionise the fight against crime in local communities. Gazette (Gloucestershire) 23/1/2018 News Anger as Hampshire police commissioner set to increase office budget despite force cutting 160 jobs More than 160 police jobs are set to be axed in a near-£7m fresh round of cuts. The News (Portsmouth) 23/1/2018 News Courts must ‘follow through’ over knife crime sentencing, warns police chief Last year saw the highest number of fatal stabbings in a decade in the capital, with 80 people killed. Sky News 23/1/2018 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 News “This could happen anywhere”: How do we adapt to the age of the lone wolf terrorist? An increasing number of terrorist attacks on the West are being perpetrated by 'lone wolves'. But where does their allegiance to wider groups come from, and how close are these ties? Serving officer Martin Gallagher examines the phenomenon. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2018 Analysis Hampshire police issue apology for wrongly saying decision due on disbanding marine unit Police have issued an apology after wrongly saying a decision will be made this week to axe Hampshire’s marine unit. The News (Portsmouth) 23/1/2018 News Courts must ‘follow through’ over knife crime sentencing, warns police chief Last year saw the highest number of fatal stabbings in a decade in the capital, with 80 people killed. Sky News 23/1/2018 News Police force remains ‘strong and resilient’ Police Scotland’s deputy chief constable has said policing remains “strong and resilient” despite a series of complaints against senior officers. The Scotsman 23/1/2018 News «394639473948394939503951395239533954Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
