Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100096 total results. Showing results 79941 to 79960 «399439953996399739983999400040014002Next ›Last » Investment drive could help Met Police and London Fire Brigade go green PM and International Trade Secretary announce £500m of investment as LEVC trial electric vans with Met Police and London Fire Brigade Department for International Trade (DIT) 12/9/2018 News Give foreign aid cash to police, says Tory Public cash in the overseas aid budget should be passed on to “hard-pressed” police forces, a Tory MP has demanded. As the Government faced repeated calls from across the political divide for additional funding to be pumped into frontline policing, Conservative MPs lined up to demand more resources. Express 12/9/2018 News Reorganising the police would save us millions Peter Power says consolidating our many different police forces would create a more efficient and economical service; Jeremy Beecham says the government doesn’t recognise the damage caused to the police’s operational effectiveness caused by cuts The Guardian 12/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Home Secretary Police Superintendents’ Conference speech 2018 Home Secretary Sajid Javid addresses the Police Superintendents’ Association Annual Conference on Tuesday 11 September 2018. Home Office 12/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Dedicated triage van to tackle cyber challenge Bedfordshire Police claims to be the first force in the country to launch a dedicated ‘cyber van’ to help officers test mobile devices at the scene of a crime. Police Professional 12/9/2018 News University harnesses AI to counter cyber threats Cardiff University has been named as an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) – the first institution in Wales to be given this status. Police Professional 12/9/2018 News MPS begins ‘cloud first’ transition The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has chosen Microsoft Azure as its cloud provider as the force begins its transition to a ‘Cloud First Strategy’ to ensure officers and staff “have the right technology to do their jobs with excellence”. Police Professional 12/9/2018 News New data sharing platform drives PSNI efficiency The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is to develop a new criminal justice data sharing (CJDS) platform that will “streamline processes and systems and drive more efficiency”. Police Professional 12/9/2018 News Deputy Chief Constable This is an exciting time to join Derbyshire - we are focussed on organisational and service improvement, guided by our new principles of doing the right thing, making a difference and shaping the future. We have carried out a review of all our services, to ensure we are equipped to meet the challenges of the future and we are now looking for a Deputy Chief Constable to implement significant change to our services. You will be proactive, engaging, innovative and determined to make a difference both within the organisation and for the people of Derbyshire. Derbyshire Constabulary 12/9/2018 Jobs New DCC will foster stronger relationships to meet challenging times A new deputy chief constable has been appointed at Merseyside Police. Police Professional 12/9/2018 News Collaborations ‘don’t work for the individual’ More than 80 per cent of superintendents would favour force mergers over collaborations, a survey showed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2018 News NI police federation boss rubbishes Brexiteer plan for Irish border A Brexiteer plan to use tax inspector “flying squads” to solve the Irish border problem has been dismissed by Northern Ireland’s Police Federation chief. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 12/9/2018 News Government funding for North Wales Police dropped in recent years, as major report casts doubt on country’s policing The National Audit Office report says that the Home Office is unsure whether the police system in England and Wales is "financially sustainable", while officer numbers and arrest rates have fallen. Home Office figures show that government funding for North Wales Police was cut by 2% between their 2015-16 and 2018-19 budgets – but in real terms, when inflation is taken into account, the fall is greater. Rhyl Journal 12/9/2018 News Northumbria Police criticised in handling of Alice Ruggles stalking case The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has found Northumbria police officers did not properly investigate Alice Ruggles' complaints of stalking. Alice Ruggles was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Trimaan Dhillon, in Gateshead in 2016. She had complained to the police she was being stalked by Dhillon. ITV News 12/9/2018 News ‘Surely they can’t wear gloves all day?’ Outrage over ‘ridiculous’ new uniform policy forcing Federal Police officers to completely cover any visible tattoos Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers could soon be forced to wear gloves all day if the government's planned new uniform policy is approved. The new policy demands officers cover up any visible tattoos, and although it was originally only meant to apply to officers in uniform, it now also includes those who wear AFP insignia, including lanyards. Mail Online 12/9/2018 News Suffolk Police to cut 40 per cent of its PCSO’s as it pushes ahead with re-structure Suffolk is to cut more than a third of its community support officers as part of police re-structuring plans. After a review by Suffolk Police the number of PCSO's is to fall by 40 per cent - from 81 to 48 - with the force set to move 104 officers into Safer Neighbourhood Teams. Newmarket Journal 12/9/2018 News Police leader urges for new approach on cannabis Cannabis clubs, where the drug is shared and smoked among members, are growing in popularity in the UK. The BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme took the police and crime commissioner for drug policy to meet people from three clubs to find out what they could contribute to the legalisation debate. BBC 12/9/2018 News ‘I can’t tell you!’ BBC host DISMANTLES Diane Abbott’s pledge in HEATED radio interview BBC radio host Sarah Montague grilled Labour’s shadow home secretary Diane Abbott after she repeatedly swerved a question focussing on her pledge to provide 10,000 extra police officers on Britain’s streets in the event of a Labour government. Express 12/9/2018 News Provide police with the vital funds to go back to basics The sad fact is the public are losing faith in our police force. I hardly ever see a policeman patrolling our streets and my city centre police station was recently sold to provide yet more student accommodation. Express 12/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Without a vision, the people perish: Police reform and its consequences The latest National Audit Office report released this week adds to the evidence that policing is in crisis. Former Chief Superintendent John Sutherland warns that the lack of a national vision for policing is punishing the very people holding policing together. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/9/2018 Opinion «399439953996399739983999400040014002Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
