Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104575 total results. Showing results 80401 to 80420 «401740184019402040214022402340244025Next ›Last » Commissioner reflects on her term in office The Police Investigations & Review Commissioner (PIRC) has today announced she will step down from her post when her five year term in office ends. Commissioner Kate Frame was appointed in 2014, after the formation of the PIRC in April 2013. Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 18/2/2019 Feature, Opinion GPS tags “must not become cost cutting exercise” “The use of better technology is long overdue but must not become a cost saving initiative”, argues PFEW National Chair. This comes following the Justice Secretary's annoucement on Saturday 16 February to tag thousands of criminals with GPS trackers in England and Wales. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 18/2/2019 News Hillsborough trial: ‘officer did not discuss consequences of opening gate’ David Duckenfield gave no orders before or shortly after issuing command, court told The Guardian 18/2/2019 News Home Secretary visits police centres preparing for EU exit Sajid Javid visited 2 policing hubs that are supporting preparations for EU exit in the event of no deal. Home Office 18/2/2019 News Met Commissioner: Why ‘myths and stereotypes’ are holding back a 50-50 gender split Cressida Dick believes the public is '20 years behind' on women in policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/2/2019 News MPs urge government to redraft new domestic abuse bill so it protects victims in Northern Ireland ‘The UK risks protections for vulnerable people for the sake of party political gain,’ says Stella Creasy The Independent 18/2/2019 News Justice Secretary: ‘we need to think more imaginatively’ about punishment in the community Justice Secretary David Gauke has called for a “smart” justice system as part of a revolution in the treatment of offenders. Police Professional 18/2/2019 News Police crisis as cops quit in huge numbers Police forces are facing a staffing crisis, with more than a third missing their recruitment targets, the Daily Express can reveal. Express 18/2/2019 News Exhibition looks back on 100 years of female Met Police officers As part of events to mark the centenary of women working as officers within the Metropolitan Police, a new exhibition charting the last 100 years has been opened by the current Commissioner. London Live 18/2/2019 News Home Secretary visits police centres preparing for EU exit Sajid Javid visited 2 policing hubs that are supporting preparations for EU exit in the event of no deal. Home Office 18/2/2019 News Move away from short jail terms, justice secretary says There is a "very strong case" for abolishing jail terms of less than six months in England and Wales, Justice Secretary David Gauke has said. BBC 18/2/2019 News Cannabis smokers avoid prosecution as police make greater use of warnings It has emerged that 500 people per month caught with cannabis in Scotland are avoiding prosecution as police issue warnings instead. Scottish Legal News 18/2/2019 News Beyond prison, redefining punishment: David Gauke speech David Gauke sets out his vision for a "smart" justice system to reduce reoffending, protect the public and ensure serious criminals receive the punishment they deserve. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 18/2/2019 Report Local Policing Conference 2019: Can you arrest your way out of a crisis? NPCC Lead for Local Policing and Chief Constable of Leicestershire Police Simon Cole outlines what to expect at next month's Local Policing Conference 2019. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/2/2019 News Police recorded crime and outcomes open data tables Police recorded crime and outcomes detailed figures and supplementary material including a user guide. Home Office 18/2/2019 Report MoJ and police to extend use of GPS tags Justice Secretary David Gauke has announced the national roll out of new GPS tags for the location monitoring of offenders. UKAuthority.com 18/2/2019 News Row breaks out as councillor says fire service staff ‘could be shared’ with police "The idea the police can suddenly take over our back office function is a farcical thing to say and it is quite rude to our staff." Bristol Live 18/2/2019 News 60 break-ins a day as thieves target garden sheds Britain's garden sheds are under siege from criminals looking for easy pickings, with 60 broken into every day, research has revealed. Express 18/2/2019 News Concerns over police 101 response times in Sussex Four in ten people simply give up trying to report information to the police after they are left hanging on the phone, figures show. The Argus 18/2/2019 News Anti-social behaviour ‘diverting PSNI resources’ Anti-social behaviour in Belfast is diverting resources from other serious crimes, says a senior Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officer. BBC 18/2/2019 News «401740184019402040214022402340244025Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
