Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96278 total results. Showing results 79501 to 79520 «397239733974397539763977397839793980Next ›Last » ‘Stop and search SAVES LIVES!’ Politicians stopping fight on knife crime – police union Police are not using stop and search powers properly to tackle the spate of violent crime in Britain because of fears of a political backlash. Express 20/4/2018 News Police Funding:Written statement Made by: Mr Nick Hurd (The Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service) Parliament.uk 20/4/2018 Report Stephen Lawrence – 25 Years On Sunday 22nd April 2018 marks twenty-five years since the murder of Stephen Lawrence. Here, David Munro, PCC for Surrey, and Hardyal Dhindsa, PCC for Derbyshire, the APCC Lead and Deputy Lead respectively on Equality, Diversity and Human Rights, share their thoughts on the improvements that have been made since then in policing to improve the response to racist crimes and incidents, as well as what further progress is needed. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 20/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Head of Thinking and Analysis Do you have the skills to lead our approach to corporate problem solving? Policing faces many challenges and the ability to identify and effectively respond to emerging threats and challenges is critical to success for Hertfordshire Constabulary. At the heart of this approach, is a desire to develop the Constabulary into an organisation which embeds problem solving at every level and at the earliest opportunity, to ensure that we protect our communities, prevent crime and apprehend those who do commit it. A key enabler for this is a forward thinking view, alongside high quality analysis. This is critical to informing and equipping our front line staff, so that they recognise and can most effectively respond to the many varied challenges that they face daily. Following a review and restructure of functions which deliver corporate analysis, research and audit, we have created a new role to lead this work and are seeking to appoint a “Head of Thinking & Analysis”. Salary £49,197. Closing Date 13 May 2018 Hertfordshire Constabulary 20/4/2018 Jobs Assistant Chief Constable Mr Alan Pughsley, the Chief Constable of Kent Police is seeking to recruit an exceptional new Assistant Chief Constable to a unique, challenging and extremely rewarding role. Starting Salary £98,538 rising to £111,249 (plus car/allowance). The closing date for applications to be returned is 2pm on Thursday 10 May 2018 Kent Police 20/4/2018 Jobs All direct entry detectives fail personal safety module Error meant they were expected to take the test before they had been taught the issues Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2018 News Vital that ‘forces reflect the diverse nature of modern society’, says College Chief constable also says change has been too slow. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2018 News Tri-force created ‘headaches’ for staff A lack of consideration for back office staff contributed to the failure of the tri-force, says fed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2018 News New rules mean full election results withheld by Fed Staff association in drive to boost diversity of its reps. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2018 News Mental health team needs to be on duty 24/7 in Derbyshire, says coroner A coroner is calling for an emergency team to be available 24/7 across Derbyshire to help people showing signs of mental illness after a man was found dead at his home in February. Derbyshire Live 20/4/2018 News From Fitbits to PlayStations, the justice system is drowning in digital evidence More and more complex digital data is being used in court cases. But the growing pile of digital evidence is straining the resources of investigators Wired 20/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Horrified police boss warns parents over Snapchat feature which could pose risk to kids The scale of sex crimes against children is much bigger than anybody imagined with apps like Snapchat enabling paedophiles to pinpoint the location of potential targets. North Wales Live 20/4/2018 News An odd new feeling has crept up on me – sympathy for the police Spring is here, and so are the gangs The Spectator 20/4/2018 Feature, Opinion German police open up to applicants from Poland When the Brandenburg police received orders to beef up their ranks after years of austerity and staff cuts, they took a decidedly unconventional approach. They looked east. Financial Times 20/4/2018 News Scotland Yard chief Cressida Dick says the Stephen Lawrence murder case ‘defined my generation of policing’ 25 years after he was brutally killed Scotland Yard chief Cressida Dick has said the racist murder of schoolboy Stephen Lawrence 'defined her generation of policing'. Mail Online 20/4/2018 News West Midlands police remove ‘crass’ posters saying that giving to homeless people can kill A police force has been told to remove “insensitive” posters that said giving money to homeless people could end up killing them. The Times - Subscription at source 20/4/2018 News Reconciliation Action Plan AUSTRALIA: Our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) outlines specific actions our agency will take to try to address this imbalance and to foster respectful and productive relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in all aspects of our business. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 20/4/2018 Report Everyday Policing and the Responsibility of Co-Production I woke up today to a range of different articles focused on policing. I always find mainstream articles on the police fascinating – trying to navigate the politics behind it, the message they’re trying to get across and the level and type of engagement the author has had with policing. But, more often than not, with ‘sociologically illiterate’ (Loader 2014) content. More and more I find myself infuriated, self-defined policing experts passing judgement on police decision making. LinkedIn 20/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Gloucestershire police officers are owed 3,091 days off as union describes ‘crisis’ in the UK Police officers in Gloucestershire are owed 3,000 rest days that have not been taken since September last year. Gloucestershire Live 19/4/2018 News Corrupt Met officers ‘protected family of Stephen Lawrence murderer’ Exclusive: Clifford Norris, whose son David was convicted of teenager’s 1993 killing, paid network of police for information, family claims The Guardian 19/4/2018 News «397239733974397539763977397839793980Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
