Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93847 total results. Showing results 80181 to 80200 «400640074008400940104011401240134014Next ›Last » Domestic abuse in England and Wales, year ending March 2017 The Crime Survey for England and Wales for the year ending March 2017 shows nearly 2 million adults experienced domestic abuse in England and Wales, according to a major new report from Office for National Statistics (ONS). Office for National Statistics (ONS) 23/11/2017 News England and Wales police record highest number of violent sexual crimes in EU 64,500 of 215,000 violent sexual crimes recorded across EU were in England and Wales, compared with 34,300 in Germany The Guardian 23/11/2017 News Around 500 regular cops in Scotland to be armed with Tasers next summer Ex-force MSP Graeme Pearson said the move was positive and that the weapons leave 'no long term damage', but human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar hit out saying too many officers 'do not have the self control' for such weapons. The Scottish Sun 23/11/2017 News Violent crime in our county more likely to be dealt with via an APOLOGY than anywhere else in England Community resolution can only be agreed by the victim Derbyshire Live 23/11/2017 News Jane Kennedy marks five years as Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner Merseyside's Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Kennedy is marking her fifth anniversary in office. WirralGlobe 23/11/2017 News ‘Safety of local people at risk’ say Avon and Somerset police after budget snub Avon and Somerset Constabulary Police and Crime Commisioner Sue Mountstevens has spoken out Bath Chronicle 23/11/2017 News Cambridgeshire police to bring in 50 more officers but freeze and then reduce number of PCSOs Faced with rising crime figures – up 25 per cent in a year- chief constable Alec Wood pledged to hire 50 more police officers from next April. Cambs Times 23/11/2017 News ‘Monumental mistake’ not to include police funding in the Autumn Budget, says mayor Andy Burnham GMP has lost 2,000 officers and another 1,000 civilian workers Manchester Evening News 22/11/2017 News Commissioner invests £1.1 million to support victims and reduce re-offending This life-changing service has been renewed for another three years to help victims of crime. On the Wight 22/11/2017 News Anger as Chancellor fails to mention police funding in Budget speech Chancellor Philip Hammond made no commitment to extra cash for forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/11/2017 News Government gives £69m to policing since launch of reform programme Policing needs a “big shift” to tackle the challenges that cybercrime poses as it takes a reflective look at the hopes and aspirations over the next decade. Police Professional 22/11/2017 News Our shameful policy of locking up young people Frances Crook of the Howard League for Penal Reform says we should be closing down our youth prison system, not expanding it; David Scott says England and Wales stand virtually alone in the EU in the use of child life sentences The Guardian 22/11/2017 Feature, Opinion College work recognised at European public sector awards Following a ceremony in Maastricht in the Netherlands, the College of Policing is the now the proud recipient of two Best Practice Certificates from the European Public Sector Awards (EPSA) 2017. College of Policing 22/11/2017 News Budget note to Chancellor: ‘Only improved funding and a clear plan will pull us back from the brink’ The Government is being challenged to give clear direction on the future of police funding after Philip Hammond remained tight-lipped on how the Treasury will support a service “struggling to cope”. Police Professional 22/11/2017 News Taking risks: The criminal justice system must do things differently to improve Criminal justice reform was the subject of a session at this year’s APCC and NPCC Partnership Summit. There was a consensus that the criminal justice system is dysfunctional and is failing both victims and perpetrators, so is the answer to take more risks? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/11/2017 Analysis The leadership perspective: Creating public value in responding to domestic abuse There is copious research about the phenomenon of domestic abuse, but little that is written from a leadership perspective. Dr Linda Reid examines the leadership of domestic abuse in the context of the police and their partners in a large city in the UK. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/11/2017 Analysis Vision 2025 – One year on Last November the Policing Vision 2025 was launched setting out the plan for policing over the next ten years. Police chiefs and Police and Crime Commissioners are now implementing a transformational programme of reform. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 22/11/2017 News Why investigating digital video is such a ‘huge pain in the proverbial’ David Spreadborough talks about the challenges of working with digital images and video and how it has improved over the decades. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Staffordshire Police foot £400,000 bill after terror attacks Police were forced to find £400,000 to pay for officer overtime and extra staffing costs in Staffordshire following this year's terror attacks. Express & Star 22/11/2017 News Child exploitation: Police to tackle ‘under-reported’ crime There are hopes a new educational campaign will lead to more child sexual exploitation cases being reported. Gwent Police is concerned "warning signs" that could leave children vulnerable are widely under-reported. 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