Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96342 total results. Showing results 80461 to 80480 «402040214022402340244025402640274028Next ›Last » Commissioner of the Garda Síochána The Garda Síochána, Ireland’s national police and security service, is growing, reforming and changing. This is a unique opportunity to lead, manage and develop a service which is due to expand by up to 30% over the next few years. The role of Commissioner is extremely challenging, wide-ranging and high profile. It requires an exceptional candidate who is an inspirational leader, accomplished senior manager and a person of utmost integrity. You will possess the experience and stature to immediately gain respect and instil confidence across an organisation with over 16,000 people and a budget of €1.6 billion. Your personal impact, leadership and communication skills will drive positive change and reform across the service. Experience in a policing role is desirable but not essential. Location: Dublin. Please note the closing time/date for receipt of completed applications is 3.00pm on Thursday 12th April, 2018 Government of Ireland 13/3/2018 Jobs Government must evolve regulation to stem online hate crime, says Sadiq Khan Social media platforms must be held to account when they break the law, he said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News PCC could receive vote of ‘no confidence’ from officers Fed branch chairman initiates poll in the wake of 'misleading' budget plans. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Lib Dems claim to be ‘party of policing’ Former minister calls for more investment in service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Direct entry detective dismissed at private hearing Scheme has been hailed as way to tackle under-resourcing of investigation teams. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Shopowners forced to hire private police force to guard town centre because cops are under ‘so much pressure’ Cuts to police numbers in recent years have seen people forced to take security matters into their own hands The Sun 13/3/2018 News Met Police aims to create world’s largest police fleet of hydrogen vehicles The Metropolitan Police Service has taken delivery of the first of 11 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. The cars are equipped to work as both marked and unmarked vehicles for overt and covert response, as well as general purpose use. Fleet News 13/3/2018 News Charities demand answers after Police Scotland claims it’s ‘too costly’ to track youth alcohol problem The force refused to say how many youngsters had been stopped with alcohol or caught consuming it underage, claiming the information would be too expensive to produce. The Courier (Scotland) 13/3/2018 News Cheshire police and crime commissioner reveals his deputy will leave at the end of the month Cheshire's police and crime commissioner David Keane has decided not to renew the role of his £50,000 per year deputy following a restructure. The Chester Chronicle 13/3/2018 News Police commissioner’s vision for his third year in office Warrington-based David Keane, police and crime commissioner for Cheshire, has set out his vision for his third year in office. Warrington Worldwide 13/3/2018 News 60 police officers disciplined in Northern Ireland over drugs, assaults, sex offences, counterfeiting … Cops have been sacked, required to resign and had their pay docked for crimes including sex offences, firearms breaches and assault, Sunday Life can reveal. Officers were also disciplined for motoring offences, failing to investigate and even counterfeiting, according to details released to this newspaper by the PSNI. Belfast Telegraph 13/3/2018 News Telford police: Child sexual exploitation remains ‘number one priority’ Speaking in a press conference outside Malinsgate Police Station, assistant chief constable (ACC) for West Mercia Police Martin Evans, also said that they were aware of all the cases that Sunday Mirror had directly referenced and the information is "not new to the police". Shropshire Star 13/3/2018 News Gardaí denied details over British police spy Senior gardaí were given no information on the presence of a British police spy in Ireland after seeking a meeting with officers from Scotland Yard, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Poor 101 service leaving police in the dark on crime’ Senior councillors have hit out at the police non-emergency number 101 branding it not fit for purpose. The News (Portsmouth) 13/3/2018 News Police investigative failures breached victims’ human rights Supreme Court Published March 13, 2018 D v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis V v Same The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Report Police secrecy over Salisbury attack is scandalous Nine days have passed since a Russian-manufactured nerve agent was released on British soil and the questions are mounting. The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Police chief says ‘increase in criminal behaviour’ to blame for presence of dozens of officers at Sheffield tree-felling operations South Yorkshire Police chief constable Stephen Watson has defended the force sending dozens of officers to tree-felling work in Sheffield, saying a “deterioration” of atmosphere between protesters and private security guards means their presence is required. The Yorkshire Post 12/3/2018 News Foresight is 2020 – or even 2045… Gavin Thomas: For the past few years I have been strongly advocating for the service to have a capability to look to the future. Not just to the next year, or even to the end of the next political cycle which seems to determine our budget setting processes. I mean properly into the future – next generational distances, perhaps even further. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 12/3/2018 Feature, Opinion West Ham ready to pay for huge police presence at London Stadium West Ham United are prepared to pay for a huge police presence inside the London Stadium to help prevent a repeat of the disorder that marred the 3-0 defeat by Burnley. The Guardian 12/3/2018 News RAW DEAL: Peterborough’s police force ‘not at level playing field’ 33 out of 39 - where Cambridgeshire Constabulary ranks for amount of funding it receives per person out of forces in England Peterborough Telegraph 12/3/2018 News «402040214022402340244025402640274028Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
