Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96314 total results. Showing results 80121 to 80140 «400340044005400640074008400940104011Next ›Last » Police Chiefs’ blog: CC Dee Collins – Closing the police gender pay gap is going to be hard work but it’s worth it I’ve spent the last three decades in policing - as a uniformed officer, as a roads policing specialist, Cleveland’s first female armed response officer, and now as a chief constable. In that time I’ve seen a huge cultural shift in attitudes towards women in policing, from a culture where women were a tiny minority and were issued with a force handbag on joining, given a stockings allowance and told we were only allowed to wear trousers on nights, to one where women make up an integral and ever growing part of the service. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 27/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Digital stop and search: How the UK police can secretly download everything from your mobile phone The ‘Digital stop and search’ report examines the use of ‘mobile phone extraction’ tools by the UK police, enabling them to download all of the content and data from people’s phones. Privacy International have exposed a potentially unlawful regime operating with UK police forces, who are confused about the legal basis for the technology they are using. The police are acting without clear safeguards for the public, and no independent oversight to identify abuse and misuse of sensitive personal information. Seen in the light of ongoing issues of discrimination within the criminal justice system, this presents a serious cause for concern. Privacy International 27/3/2018 Report Newmarket’s new joint police and fire station is officially opened Newmarket’s new £574,000 shared fire and police station has been officially opened, paving the way for “blue light collaboration” in the area. East Anglian Daily Times 27/3/2018 News The Guardian view on terror’s chaos: it affects public and public services Lord Kerslake’s report into the terrorist attack on a pop concert in Manchester last May shows that an effective response is not only critical for managing the response to an attack, but also for the welfare of the victims The Guardian 27/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Terror attack response rules too inflexible, says Manchester mayor Andy Burnham calls for common sense to prevail after firefighters were barred from arena site The Guardian 27/3/2018 News Kerslake findings: emergency responses to Manchester Arena attack Firefighters told to keep their distance as it was too dangerous, police took ‘brave, common-sense decisions’, and media ‘hounded’ families The Guardian 27/3/2018 Manchester attack fire crews ‘sent away from arena blast’ Firefighters who heard the Manchester Arena bomb go off were sent away from the scene despite a paramedic arriving within 11 minutes, a report says. BBC 27/3/2018 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 News Vulnerable adults let down by Government’s ‘unacceptable’ custody laws A police and crime commissioner is urging the government to alter custody legislation surrounding vulnerable adults but fears her calls have fallen on deaf ears Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 News Green light given to PCC for fire and rescue service takeover Proposals will encourage joint working, sharing of best practice and innovative thinking, says Nick Hurd Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 News The Kerslake Report: Manchester Arena attack 22nd May 2017 An independent review into the preparedness for, and emergency response to, the Manchester Arena attack on 22nd May 2017 [PDF] Greater Manchester Combined Authority 27/3/2018 Report Police oversights kept fire service away from Manchester attack, says review The fire service was "outside of the loop" of the police and ambulance emergency response to the Manchester Arena attack leading to a two-hour delay, a major report released today says Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 News Impact on police resources to be considered in new arson and criminal damage sentencing guide Perpetrators of arson and criminal damage will face more consistent sentences following the release of new guidelines for judges. Police Professional 27/3/2018 News Court cases in Northern Ireland ‘take twice as long as England and Wales’ Northern Ireland's criminal justice system is in need of “cultural change” with victims being failed by cases taking too long to reach court, a report has highlighted. Police Professional 27/3/2018 News Police watchdog: Organised crime gangs on rise in Wiltshire and Swindon Organised crime gangs are on the rise in the county, a police watchdog has said. The number of groups operating in Wiltshire has jumped by almost a quarter in just one year, the report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) found. This is Wiltshire 27/3/2018 News Vow to fight police commissioner running Shropshire’s fire service The chairman of Shropshire's fire authority has said he will keep fighting plans for Shropshire's police and crime commissioner to take over running the service. Shropshire Star 27/3/2018 News PCC progress on fire governance: And then there were four In the fifth of a series of special articles examining the progress of Police and Crime Commissioners as they assume joint governance over police and fire services in their areas, Catherine Levin reports on the latest PCCs to gain government approval. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Robot 999 calls The head of emergency call handling at Britain’s largest force says it won’t be long before his 999 operators receive calls from artificial intelligence robots. Police Market Report 27/3/2018 News Acute interface: Improving police and NHS interaction Working with partners can have its difficulties. Serving officer Martin Gallagher explains how closer, informal partnership working with local NHS hospitals led to a culture shift in collaboration - and a reduction in demand. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 Opinion Clear view: Should police ICT be distilled into a set of simple principles? Management Consultant and former Head of Innovation for Kent and Essex Police Martin Wilson believes simplifying the police's ICT strategy could bring clarity to what the service is trying to achieve and where it wants to be in the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/3/2018 Opinion «400340044005400640074008400940104011Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
