Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93843 total results. Showing results 80321 to 80340 «401340144015401640174018401940204021Next ›Last » Who’ll suffer most when the police retreat? Poorer people By Dawn Foster, Guardian columnist The Guardian 16/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Police ‘don’t have funds to investigate car break-ins and shoplifting’ A police force is struggling to make ends meet and has warned that it might stop sending officers to investigate thefts from cars and the shoplifting of goods worth less than £100. The Times - Subscription at source 16/11/2017 News Mental health calls ‘stopping police preventing crime’ Mental health calls are stopping police officers detecting and preventing crime, a force's chief constable said. BBC 15/11/2017 News Rise in non-recent sex offences recorded against children More than 60,000 cases of non-recent sexual abuse against children have been recorded by police forces across the UK over the last 4 years. NSPCC 15/11/2017 News APCC Chair marks five years since the first PCC elections in 2012 APCC Chair, David Lloyd PCC marks five years since the first election of Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in 2012 Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/11/2017 News Home Secretary Amber Rudd appoints Millie Banerjee as new College of Policing Chair Millie Banerjee takes over on a permanent basis as chair of the college. Home Office 15/11/2017 News Lack of ‘impartiality, balance and fairness’ in inspectorate assessments, claims PCC Poorly-funded force received inadequate rating last year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2017 News APCC chair reflects on five years since first PCC election The chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) has urged the Government to protect the policing budget as he reflects on the five years since police and crime commissioners (PCCs) were introduced. Police Professional 15/11/2017 News Black people on Merseyside three times more likely to be stopped by police Force say they want to "make the most effective use" of stop and search powers Liverpool Echo 15/11/2017 News In practice: The Police ICT Strategic Principles will challenge many forces The new Strategic Principles for Police ICT make good common sense, and are hard to argue against. We can all agree on the importance of interoperability, good management of data, user-friendliness, and the ability to switch across different platforms. Efficiency, effectiveness; a rounded view of value for money; future proofing: what’s not to like? Yet the principles also present challenges, and following them will not be straightforward, explains former Greater Manchester Police ACC Ian Wiggett. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2017 Analysis MP blasts ‘age-old vendettas’ and urges public to support Cleveland Police Labour politicians last night urged the public to get behind Cleveland Police as they accused Conservative rivals of playing on people's anxieties. The Northern Echo 15/11/2017 News Partners in crime Ian Blackhurst says a multi-agency collaboration is the answer to cope with increased pressures on police resources. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Anna Ross: Impasse on drugs policy means more people are dying The Lord Advocate for Scotland has declined to issue legal guidelines on whether the pilot drug consumption initiative in Glasgow is legally possible under Scottish law. Instead he states that it rests on the health department to decide whether they are in the public interest. (Anna Ross is co-convener of The Scottish Drugs Policy Conversations) The National 15/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Call for tougher sentences for attacks on police officers, ambulance workers and firefighters in Norfolk Tougher sentences for people who attack emergency service workers are today demanded by Norfolk’s chief constable and police commissioner. Eastern Daily Press 15/11/2017 News London’s moped crime surge: Why it’s rising and why it might get worse London has recently experienced a big rise in moped-related crimes. James Treadwell, Professor In Criminology at Staffordshire University, explodes some myths about the spike and looks at why it's happening - and why it might get worse. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2017 Opinion Police Scotland watchdog chief announces he will retire Derek Penman, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland, will step down next year. STV News 15/11/2017 News Norfolk’s police and crime commissioner would not hire more PCSOs if he had ‘all the money in the world’ PCSOs could be scrapped under Norfolk police's proposals - and council tax could go up. Eastern Daily Press 15/11/2017 News Dial 999 then stream crime live to police Witnesses have been asked to “live stream” crimes for police in a pilot scheme designed to help 999 operators decide how to handle reports. The Times - Subscription at source 15/11/2017 News Heath controversy could mean dead suspects stay anonymous Deceased suspects could be given anonymity by police after recent high-profile abuse investigations, such as the controversial inquiry into the late prime minister Sir Edward Heath. The Times - Subscription at source 15/11/2017 News Police force ‘to stop investigating shoplifting worth less than £100 and car crime…’ Police in one county may be forced to stop attending vehicle crime and retail thefts worth less than £100, MPs have heard. 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