Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96313 total results. Showing results 80061 to 80080 «400040014002400340044005400640074008Next ›Last » Rural crime costs ‘hit five-year high’ The true extent of the crime wave sweeping the countryside was highlighted this week, with figures showing a sharp increase in the cost of rural thefts. Farmers Weekly 30/3/2018 News Greater Manchester Police reveals gender pay gap Female staff at Greater Manchester Police are paid on average 11.85 per cent less than their male colleagues — according to a new report published today. Messenger 30/3/2018 News Police budget cuts are ‘indefensible’, says Newport East MP Jessica Morden Cuts to police budgets across the UK are "indefensible", a Newport MP has said. South Wales Argus 30/3/2018 News A culture of secrecy is undermining our police and criminal justice system By Rory Geoghegan, Head of Criminal Justice, The Centre for Social Justice The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Thousands of violent and sexual crime suspects released without conditions Number bailed by police fell by two-thirds after government set 28-day limit, BBC reports The Guardian 30/3/2018 News Chief Constable speaks out on gender pay gap in policing "We are on the right road but it is going to take a lot of hard work over a long period of time to reduce this gap" Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/3/2018 News Force introduces new design spit guards which don’t cover eyes Unique look was developed by sergeant Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/3/2018 News Plan to charge police to use CCTV rejected Councillors have backed down over a suggestion they could ban police from accessing the council’s CCTV system. Shropshire Star 30/3/2018 News If you’re a criminal things just got a little tougher. The 103 new police officers on parade and heading for the streets A total of 103 officers strengthen the line in the fight against crime in Humberside and many of them are heading to neighbourhoods near you to protect the public and save lives Grimsby Live 30/3/2018 News Police Scotland clear-up rates crumble after five years of controversy and cuts to the force, figures reveal Official stats show crime-solving slumped in key areas including sex attacks, housebreaking, fraud and violence The Scottish Sun 30/3/2018 News Thousands of violent crime suspects released without conditions Thousands of suspects under investigation for violent and sexual offences have been released without condition since a 28-day limit on police bail was introduced a year ago. BBC 30/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Dorset Police told to make day-to-day improvements in new report Dorset Police need to make improvements on some of their day-to-day operations, a report by a police and crime government inspector shows. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 29/3/2018 News Police drone pilot school first to be able to train the public Police drone pilots in Wiltshire are the first to be allowed to train ordinary members of the public to fly the machines. Swindon Advertiser 29/3/2018 News South Wales Police under fire for using facial recognition technology against protesters South Wales Police have been accused of breaching civil liberties by using facial recognition technology (FRT) at an arms trade protest in Cardiff. The force used the controversial technology during protests at the Defence Procurement Research Technology Exhibition (DPRTE) on 27 March. The Canary 29/3/2018 News How police can download the private contents of your phone in MINUTES The UK police can download your phone data without a warrant in a matter of minutes, a shocking video has revealed. Mail Online 29/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Police use actors to test if Dunstable pubs sell alcohol to drunks Bedfordshire police want to raise awareness of negative effects of selling booze to drunk people The Guardian 29/3/2018 News Chief constable’s tribute as PCSOs abolished in Norfolk Norfolk’s chief constable has today paid tribute to the PCSOs whose role disappears in the county on Saturday. Plans announced in October to help save £10 million by 2020, including abolishing PCSOs and closing seven police station counters, come into effect on March 31 and mean 96 redundancies. Bury Free Press 29/3/2018 News Heroin deaths in Scotland rocket and drugs expert blasts police over ‘failed’ tactics Professor Neil McKeganey thinks Scotland has a huge drugs problem that needs addressed. Daily Record 29/3/2018 News Sussex Police report shows gender pay gap A pay gap report published by Sussex Police reveals male officers and staff members get paid almost ten per cent more than colleagues. The Argus 29/3/2018 News Police force will be first in the country to get rid of all its PCSOs Norfolk Police’s chief constable has told of the ‘significant challenge’ of restructuring the force. BT.com 29/3/2018 News «400040014002400340044005400640074008Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
