Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93843 total results. Showing results 80421 to 80440 «401840194020402140224023402440254026Next ›Last » A hero or a dangerous vigilante? One of the growing army of paedophile hunters A scaffolder by trade, Dure spends up to 40 hours a week speaking to predators online with a view to arranging a ‘sting’ and handing them over to the police Mail Online 11/11/2017 Analysis, Feature PCC calls for ‘greater cooperation’ between pubs and police service to promote responsible drinking The national lead on alcohol and substance misuse for the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners has called on licensed premises to adopt a stricter approach in the way drinks are sold as figures reveal the cost of alcohol-related crime in the UK. Police Professional 10/11/2017 News Police Scotland say failures not due to closing call centres Police Scotland’s failure to properly respond to more than 200 calls for help is not connected to the force’s decision to axe some of its call centres, a senior officer has said. The Scotsman 10/11/2017 News Police and Crime Commissioner’s commitment to protecting rural and business communities Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion has introduced five new posts dedicated to making sure the voices of rural and business communities within West Mercia are heard and their problems resolved Advertiser (Oswestry and border counties) 10/11/2017 News Met Police scrap live music form 696 after it was criticised for being racist The Met Police has scrapped a controversial risk assessment form for live music events after it sparked a race row. The Standard 10/11/2017 News Mum wins legal review over police keeping son’s naked photo details The mother of a schoolboy who sent a naked photo of himself to a girl has won the right to a judicial review over a police force's refusal to delete his name from its records. BBC 10/11/2017 News Hand in hand: A partnership approach to tackling child sexual exploitation Positive information-sharing protocols, closer working relationships with all partners and strong effective leadership are key tackling Child Sexual Exploitation, explains Mark Cooper of GreyMalkin Consulting. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/11/2017 Analysis Teenage thugs need tougher prison sentences, says Metropolitan Police chief Cressida Dick Teenage thugs should face tougher prison sentences to stop them turning to crime, Britain's top police officer has said. The Standard 10/11/2017 News Force management statements plan slammed Introduction of measure was noted in the 'main findings' section of HMICFRS' efficiency assessment Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2017 News Police call centre cuts ‘have nothing to do with errors’ Police Scotland's assistant chief constable has claimed the cutting of local call centres is not a contributing factor in a series of mishandled incident reports. STV News 10/11/2017 News Durham Police spit hood Twitter poll supports their use The result of a police poll on social media is overwhelmingly in favour of using spit hoods on suspects. BBC 10/11/2017 News Met Chief Cressida Dick calls for tougher youth sentences Young offenders should face harsher prison sentences to break the cycle of crime, Britain's most senior police officer has said. BBC 10/11/2017 News PCC’s commitment to protecting rural and business communities Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion has introduced five new posts dedicated to making sure the voices of rural and business communities within West Mercia are heard and their problems resolved. West Mercia OPCC 10/11/2017 News One in five calls to Wiltshire Police 101 number abandoned ONE in five people calling the non-emergency police hotline in Wiltshire give up after being placed in a queue, the latest figures show. Salisbury Journal 10/11/2017 News APCC Lead on Alcohol and Substance Misuse calls for urgent rethink to tackle alcohol-related crime Ahead of Alcohol Awareness Week, APCC national lead on alcohol and substance misuse says urgent rethink needed to cut £11.4billion cost of alcohol-related crime Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/11/2017 News Police Chief Constable Phil Gormley faces fifth complaint A fifth complaint against Chief Constable Phil Gormley has been sent to the Scottish Police Authority (SPA). BBC 10/11/2017 News Unsuccessful PCC candidate becomes Home Office minister Theresa May has appointed a new Minister for Crime, Safeguarding and Vulnerability following the resignation of Priti Patel. Police Professional - Subscription at source 10/11/2017 News Met Police Commissioner accused of calling for ‘more black boys to be locked up’ to combat knife crime epidemic Cressida Dick tells charity event 'other approaches are no longer working' The Independent 10/11/2017 News Thousands of teenagers referred to antiradicalisation scheme First detailed Home Office analysis of Prevent released. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2017 News College of Policing signs up to evidence Magna Carta The declaration will inform the College of Policing's training Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2017 News «401840194020402140224023402440254026Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
