Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 79341 to 79360 «396439653966396739683969397039713972Next ›Last » Independent Office for Police Conduct launches today The IOPC is replacing the IPCC’s commission with a Director General, Michael Lockwood, taking up his role today. Home Office 8/1/2018 News ‘Special constabulary’ plan for Border Force Government asking police for advice on how to introduce volunteer immigration enforcement officers Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/1/2018 News Former Fed chairman gets job at College Ex-staff association head has a secondment to the professional body Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/1/2018 News Assaults on Scotland’s firefighters, police and ambulance service reach three-year high Scotland's blue light emergency service workers are attacked more than 17 times every day, shocking new figures have revealed Express 8/1/2018 News Police Scotland pays out £1.2million in one year to repair cop cars The force had to fix up almost half its fleet - 1,458 cars - reported damaged between December 2016 and November 2017 The Scottish Sun 8/1/2018 News Apology from police as senior officer admits: We got it wrong Assistant Chief Constable Steve Barry gave the following statement about police information given out following the Brighton and Hove Albion V Crystal Palace match on November 28, when there was crowd trouble. The Argus 8/1/2018 News Pressure on police authority over chief constable Phil Gormley The Scottish Police Authority is under pressure to explain why it approved the return to work of Chief Constable Phil Gormley without consulting investigators looking into allegations of bullying. The Scotsman 8/1/2018 News Getting out of your own way – Part 1: Temperament New year, new you? In the fourth of a series of articles aimed at supporting you in the workplace, Jonathan Rees, owner of Momoho and an expert in developing high-performing teams in the bluelight sector, helps you identify your 'time pirate' and its impact on your performance. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/1/2018 Opinion Cheshire police chief makes tax appeal to prevent ‘breaking point’ Pay more tax or face losing the equivalent of 100 police officers across the county. That’s the cry from David Keane, police and crime commissioner for Cheshire, who insists the force must recover a £5 million budget shortfall. Guardian (Northwich) 8/1/2018 News Dealing with mental health problems the ‘greatest challenge’ for officers, says Dundee police chief Tayside’s most senior police officer has said finding new ways to tackle the “huge” level of mental health demand in the region is the force’s greatest challenge. Evening Telegraph 8/1/2018 News ‘Bonuses will cause division in the police’ Plans for targeted bonuses for hard-to-fill policing roles could be divisive and cause ill-feeling amongst officers, Essex Police Federation has warned. Echo (Essex) 8/1/2018 News How much police pay informants to get information on Leicestershire’s crime gangs Freedom of Information Act request reveals scale of payments to registered sources Leicestershire Live 8/1/2018 News New police watchdog starts work as overhaul of complaints system begins A major overhaul of the police complaints system in England and Wales begins on Monday with the launch of a new watchdog. Mail Online 8/1/2018 News Prosecutors too timid in slavery cases, police claim Police chiefs are to hold urgent talks with the Crown Prosecution Service amid concern that it is failing to convert a sharp increase in the number of modern slavery cases into convictions. The Times - Subscription at source 8/1/2018 News Police Scotland pays out £1.2million in one year to repair cop cars The force had to fix up almost half its fleet - 1,458 cars - reported damaged between December 2016 and November 2017 The Scottish Sun 8/1/2018 News Staffordshire Police joins forces to combat wildlife crime Staffordshire Police has teamed up with other forces and the NFU to combat hare coursing in the countryside. Stoke on Trent Live 8/1/2018 News Pressure on police authority over chief constable Phil Gormley The Scottish Police Authority is under pressure to explain why it approved the return to work of Chief Constable Phil Gormley without consulting investigators looking into allegations of bullying. The Scotsman 8/1/2018 News Police complaints process overhaul begins on Monday A major overhaul of the system of police complaints in England and Wales comes into effect on Monday. BBC 8/1/2018 News IPCC concerned about rise in minority ethnic deaths following police restraint Anne Owers, outgoing chair of the police watchdog, says the relationship between ethnicity and use of force must be looked at closely The Guardian 7/1/2018 News Michael Matheson under fire over claims he blocked police chief’s return Justice Secretary Michael Matheson is under mounting pressure to make a parliamentary statement on allegations he blocked the chief constable of Police Scotland from returning to work. The Herald (Scotland) 7/1/2018 News «396439653966396739683969397039713972Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
