Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96304 total results. Showing results 79241 to 79260 «395939603961396239633964396539663967Next ›Last » Northumbria Police debate buying high-tech drone to help officers on ‘complex’ operations The force has previously used the Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service's drone but its use could be increased Chronicle Live (North East) 2/5/2018 News “Poor supervision” to blame for police reporting delays A former senior police officer has revealed "poor supervision" could be to blame for offences being dropped due to police reporting delays. The Herald (Scotland) 2/5/2018 News Europe’s terror defenses pass to Belgian hands Catherine De Bolle, new Europol chief, was in charge during Paris and Brussels attacks. And that’s the problem. Politico 2/5/2018 Feature, Opinion British armed forces criteria dropped from Border Force recruitment drive Home Office criteria that candidates for Border Force jobs in the north should have served in the police or British armed forces was dropped during the most recent recruitment drive. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2018 News Reducing crime in public housing areas through community development: An evaluation of the High Density Housing Program in the ACT AUSTRALIA: The High Density Housing Program (HDHP) is a collaborative program involving Reclink Australia, the Australian Capital Territory Justice and Community Safety Directorate (JACS), ACT Housing, ACT Health and ACT Policing. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 2/5/2018 Research article Police Scotland blasted by Federation chiefs after claiming 1,200 officers could be culled without harming the service A report by accountants has claimed seven per cent of the force could be let go as smartphones and other technology help cops save time - but reps believe it's unrealistic The Scottish Sun 2/5/2018 News MoD understaffing issues ‘exacerbated’ by sickness Concerns have been widely reported by the press this week that MoD Police are not passing fitness tests Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2018 News Home Office has no way of monitoring success of modern slavery crackdown Government lacks data and systems to understand the exploitation of vulnerable, says parliament watchdog The Guardian 2/5/2018 News Is the darknet a new playground for terrorists? At first glance, it would seem that accessing the darknet is child’s play. In 2014, a 16-year-old girl radicalised herself in just seven months using content she found on the darknet. This culminated in her attempting to fly to Syria to join Islamic State, something she was only prevented from doing at the last minute by SO15 Counter Terrorism Command, who stopped her from boarding the plane. The Times 2/5/2018 Feature, Opinion School exclusion rates linked to violent youth crime Violent youth crime is highest in areas where the most children are excluded from school, according to analysis by The Times. The Times - Subscription at source 2/5/2018 News Watchdog refers Keith Vaz to the police Keith Vaz is being referred to the police by the Commons ethics watchdog, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 2/5/2018 Plans unveiled for £20m national police cybersecurity centre Centralised facility will allow forces to acquire security services while offering a nationwide view of the threat landscape PublicTechnology.net 2/5/2018 News Police Scotland officer numbers hit nine-year low Officer numbers in Scotland have dropped below the Holyrood government’s former target for the first time in nine years. Police Professional 1/5/2018 News Force celebrates first use of new power to combat drug dealers Drug gangs operating in Sussex have been disrupted through the first use of new phone line-blocking powers. Police Professional 1/5/2018 News Direct entry detective recruitment opens at new force Recruits will not have to serve in uniform before investigating serious crime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/5/2018 News Scotland’s justice secretary unaware of police report The justice secretary has said he had no knowledge of a controversial Police Scotland report until the BBC revealed its contents ahead of a documentary. BBC 1/5/2018 News Badger cull policing cost £800,000 in one county Opponents of cull say cost of £1,000 per animal killed means it is wasteful as well as cruel The Guardian 1/5/2018 News Paving the way for £4.6m Penrith police centre The first sod was cut today to mark the start of work getting under way on a new £4.6 million police centre at Penrith. Cumberland & Westmoreland Herald 1/5/2018 News Police violence: ‘rapid response’ group formed to fight for victims’ families Exclusive: The new organization, Justice Teams Network, will support victims’ families in handling legal battles and false claims by police The Guardian 1/5/2018 News Grant Thornton: Primary Sponsor of the Police Governance Summit 2018 Grant Thornton, the leading police assurance provider, are the Primary Sponsors of the Police Governance Summit 2018, which takes place in Northampton on 6th and 7th June. Paul Grady, Grant Thornton's Head of Police, sets out the firm's reasons behind their support for the Summit. Policing Insight 1/5/2018 News «395939603961396239633964396539663967Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
