Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91633 total results. Showing results 80741 to 80760 «403440354036403740384039404040414042Next ›Last » Second damning report into Scottish Police Authority in a week The chief executive of the body overseeing Scotland’s police service is under renewed pressure to quit, after the second damning report into his organisation in a week. The Herald (Scotland) 27/6/2017 News Serious Fraud Office calls in robot to solve cases such as Rolls-Royce corruption The software has processed 30 million documents at a rate of 600,000 a day, saving hundreds of thousands of pounds The Times - Subscription at source 27/6/2017 News Rumoured £100m budget for Met change professionals ‘absurdly extravagant’ The force is recruiting 100 people across 32 areas to help shape 'transformation'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2017 News Twitter can predict a riot A new study finds that social media can be used to detect events such as riots alphr 26/6/2017 News ‘Humberside Police will become good under my watch’, pledges new chief constable Lee Freeman Humberside Police's newly-appointed chief constable, Lee Freeman, tells the Mail he is "here for the long-term" Humberside Police 26/6/2017 News Who needs body cameras? Police testing cellphone cameras A solution for police officers searching for more accessible and inexpensive body cameras may have been in their pockets all along. USA Today 26/6/2017 News New Chief Constable confirmed The Humberside Police and Crime Panel have today confirmed the appointment of Lee Freeman as Chief Constable of Humberside Police following a hearing held last Thursday. Humberside OPCC 26/6/2017 News New boss for Humberside Police Lee Freeman, who has been in temporary charge of the force since May 30, has now been confirmed as permanent Chief Constable. The Press (Humberside) 26/6/2017 News Could policing be about to see the funding tap loosened? Rory Geoghegan, Head of Criminal Justice for the Centre for Social Justice, says recent unprecedented pressure on the police service could lead to more funding for the service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/6/2017 Opinion Police boss backs calls to end cuts LANCASHIRE’S police commissioner has joined calls for a reversal to years of funding cuts to the service. The Citizen (Lancaster & Morecombe) 26/6/2017 News Former West Yorkshire Chief Constable Mark Gilmore takes legal action against Police Commissioner West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns-Williamson is facing legal action from the county’s former Chief Constable. The Huddersfield Daily Examiner 26/6/2017 News PCC hits out at claims on police funds Northumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner has again hit out at claims by Ministers that police funding has been protected Northumberland Gazette 26/6/2017 News Virtual courts: Cash-strapped forces are spending thousands on video links Police funding is a hot political issue with police leaders warning the cuts have pushed the service to breaking point. Penelope Gibbs, Director of Transform Justice, explores why, when policing budgets are so constrained, forces are so willing to pay thousands of pounds for virtual courts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/6/2017 Analysis Australian Federal Police to receive $321 million boost in funding to crackdown on terrorism and gang crime The Australian Federal Police will receive a $321 million boost in funding to prevent terrorism attacks and tackle gangs terrorizing Victoria. Mail Online 26/6/2017 News Police and fire services in North Yorkshire open their first shared facility in Thirsk Staff from North Yorkshire's police and fire services are now working together at a new site. The Northern Echo 26/6/2017 News Train staff warn British Transport Police merger will put lives at risk Workers are to issue a stark warning at a unions' conference as the threat of strike action looms. Daily Record 26/6/2017 News Police should have power to tag suspects, Dorset’s Police and Crime Commissioner says Police should be able to tag people suspected of serious offences before they are convicted or even charged, Dorset’s police and crime commissioner says. Dorset Echo 26/6/2017 News Plans to build £13 million police custody suite close to McDonald’s and KFC in Grimsby The plans have have raised concerns with a West Marsh ward councillor, who has questioned public transport links Grimsby Live 26/6/2017 News GRA’s alleged ‘Celtic Tiger’-style spending: PAC to investigate Oireachtas to focus on Garda association once Templemore irregularities reported on The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 26/6/2017 News Educated men most likely to file garda grievance People most likely to make a complaint about gardaí are white, male, aged 18 to 40, and highly educated. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 26/6/2017 News «403440354036403740384039404040414042Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
