Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91516 total results. Showing results 79461 to 79480 «397039713972397339743975397639773978Next ›Last » Appointment of a new Chief Constable Rt Hon Alun Michael, Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales, has today announced his intention to appoint Matt Jukes as Chief Constable of South Wales Police from 1st January 2018. South Wales OPCC 4/9/2017 News MASS effect: How will the Met’s new £8 million digital forensics contract deliver? The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) recently signed a seven-year £8 million contract with MASS (part of Cohort PLC) to provide a digital forensics (DF) managed service aiming to maximise integration, collaboration and efficiency. Tina Orr-Munro speaks to Chris Johnson, MASS Head of Law Enforcement Business Development. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 Interview, Opinion Home Office funds new video enabled justice programme A new video link scheme designed to improve the way police officers give evidence and free up more time for front line duties will be piloted thanks to an £11m government cash injection. Home Office 4/9/2017 News New watchdog to oversee use of investigatory powers Establishment was included in new surveillance act. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 News Police forces heading for ‘perfect storm’ , PSAEW conference will be told Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas will urge Policing Minister Nick Hurd MP to review funding and resources. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 News Chief Superintendent – Vacancy Applications are welcomed from substantive Chief Superintendents and for those Superintendents seeking promotion. Salary £80,352 - £84,765. The closing date for applications is 22 September 2017. Interviews will be held on Thursday 5 October 2017. Nottinghamshire Police 4/9/2017 Jobs MPS trials ‘groundbreaking’ zero emission mopeds The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has launched a trial in which it will test hydrogen powered scooters to reduce the emissions released into London’s air. Police Professional 4/9/2017 News Judith Gillespie: Sharing of police expertise across the border will be hard after Brexit Vital cross-border sharing of policing expertise is going to become extremely difficult post-Brexit, former police chief Judith Gillespie has warned. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 4/9/2017 News New synthetic opioids take overdose deaths in America to 175 per day The number of Americans dying from drug overdoses is soaring as a new generation of powerful synthetic opioids overtakes heroin. The Times - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 Analysis, Feature ‘We must work together to abolish this evil and sinister trade’ says Suffolk’s PCC Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore has said those involved in the drug gangs are taking part in an ‘evil and sinister trade’. Ipswich Star 4/9/2017 News Police to give evidence against suspects without turning up to court in major shake-up The scheme will see a network of cameras in police stations and other facilities, with screens in courtrooms Mirror 4/9/2017 News It’s time to value apprenticeships within the policing sector Dawn Probert, Senior Consultant for Skills for Justice, looks at the misconceptions of apprenticeships and the help available to those wanting to embrace enthusiastic staff. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 Opinion Police forces team up to procure £150k joint intranet Surrey and Sussex forces describe current set-up as "unstable" and "poor at delivering internal communications" PublicTechnology.net 4/9/2017 News Police cuts and crime rise ‘affecting senior officers’ mental health’ Half of superintendents in England and Wales show signs of anxiety, as forces rely on fewer officers working longer hours The Guardian 4/9/2017 News Police forces ‘struggling’ to grasp social media Police need to be more proactive on social media to get the public on side and gather information needed to solve crimes, a report has found. BBC 4/9/2017 News Police forces’ summer drink driving tests down 50% Police have conducted 5,000 fewer drink driving tests during a summer campaign in June compared to last year. The four forces in Wales gave 4,622 breath tests in June this year, compared to 9,532 in June 2016 (a 51% drop) - with a senior officer claiming police took a "more targeted approach". BBC 4/9/2017 News Live Blog at PSAEW Annual Conference 2017: Day One This Live Blog covers Day One of the Police Superintendents' Association of England and Wales (PSAEW) Annual Conference 2017, taking place in Stratford upon Avon on Monday, 4th September 2017. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 News Families of people who died in police custody failed by system – report Report ordered by Theresa May in 2015 will recommend far-reaching reforms to police, justice system and health service The Guardian 4/9/2017 News Crackdown is promised on cash for fake crime victims Ministers have pledged to crack down on compensation paid to fake victims of sexual abuse, amid claims that thousands of pounds has not been retrieved. The Times - Subscription at source 4/9/2017 News Policing facing a ‘perfect storm’ due to budget cuts and rising crime Policing in England and Wales is facing a "perfect storm" due to staff shortages and rising crime, a senior police chief is expected to say. BBC 4/9/2017 News «397039713972397339743975397639773978Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
