Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 79401 to 79420 «396739683969397039713972397339743975Next ›Last » Public urged to join abandoned police stations consultation Police Scotland is considering closing 53 buildings across Scotland that are “no longer required” including 11 premises in Tayside and Fife. The Courier (Scotland) 4/1/2018 News Three Girls detective vows to dish the dirt on police failings in Rochdale grooming gang case and blasts police ‘old boys network’ on Celebrity Big Brother Former detective Maggie Oliver has vowed to dish the dirt on police failings in the Rochdale sex grooming scandal. Mail Online 4/1/2018 News Police ‘ignoring’ needs of detainees on periods Police are "routinely ignoring" the needs of women detainees on their periods, the Independent Custody Visiting Association (ICVA) has said BBC 4/1/2018 News Ignoring women’s needs in custody breaches their rights, says watchdog Home secretary urged to improve treatment of detainees after inspections showed sanitary products were often not available The Guardian 4/1/2018 News Cuts to bobbies on the beat harming war against gangs The war on powerful crime syndicates has been hampered by cuts to neighbourhood policing even though the threat outstrips that from terrorism, a senior officer has said. The Times - Subscription at source 4/1/2018 News Police force makes £1.5MILLION by flogging designer goods they have seized from criminals A police force has made more than a million pounds by flogging sports cars, designer clothes and mobiles seized from criminals for knock down prices on Ebay. Mail Online 4/1/2018 News Police responded to nearly 4,000 calls and arrested more than 200 people over Christmas GWENT Police responded to nearly 4,000 calls and arrested more than 200 people over the Christmas period, it has been revealed. Between Christmas Eve and January 1, 3,869 calls were made to the force, the majority relating to public safety and welfare which included calls about missing people, domestic incidents and suspicious behaviour. South Wales Argus 3/1/2018 News Single crewing in English and Welsh policing: Frequency and associations with violence towards and injuries in officers There is limited contemporary evidence concerning whether single crewing – the deployment of unaccompanied police officers – presents a risk to officer safety. This exploratory self-report study examined the frequency of single crewing in England and Wales and associations with violence-related variables. Officers represented by the Police Federation of England and Wales contributed survey data on four forms of violent victimisation and injuries requiring medical attention arising from work-related violence experienced over the 12 months to February 2016. Policing and Society - Subscription at source 3/1/2018 Report Every 11 minutes domestic abuse victims make reports to police in West Yorks But good news is that prevalence of domestic abuse "has been slowly falling" The Huddersfield Daily Examiner 3/1/2018 News Scottish government to fund abuse training for thousands of officers Thousands of officers and staff will be trained to help them prepare for new laws designed to crack down on domestic abuse. Police Professional 3/1/2018 News Study shows single crewed officers could be at greater risk Single crewing could be putting the safety of police officers at risk, according to results of a new joint study by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) and University of Nottingham. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/1/2018 News Top-level tributes to Cumbria’s police chiefs after honours Chief constable and deputy recognised in New Year The Mail (North West) 3/1/2018 News MPF chair: days of Masonic influence in policing ‘are just so far gone’ Allegations that Freemasons are blocking reform and diversity in policing are unfair and untrue, according to the chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation (MPF). Police Professional 3/1/2018 News First successful enforced child labour prosecution under Modern Slavery Act Detectives have secured the first successful prosecution in the UK for exploitation and enforced child labour under the 2015 Modern Slavery Act. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/1/2018 News Almost two-thirds of transport cops may not join Police Scotland after controversial merger The country's transport police will join the single force in April 2019 despite opposition from the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats at Holyrood. Daily Record 3/1/2018 News We need a domestic violence offenders’ register. Theodore Johnson is proof Joan Smith is a columnist, novelist and human rights activist The Guardian 3/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Custody sergeants in legal dilemma over lack of hospital beds Thousands of mental health patients are being detained beyond the legal period Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/1/2018 News Police and Crime Commissioner offers more officers on the beat for Cumbria Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall wants to boost the number of police officers visible and present in local communities and is asking for an additional £1 a month to do so. Cumbria Crack 3/1/2018 News Was 2017 the worst year for UK terrorism? Over the past year there has been a surge in terrorism plots, attacks and arrests in the UK, but is it the worst ever year on record? BBC 3/1/2018 Analysis, Feature West Midlands Police arrest six on suspicion of terrorism offences Five men and a woman have been arrested today on suspicion of terrorism offences. Coventry Live 3/1/2018 News «396739683969397039713972397339743975Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
