Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93879 total results. Showing results 80781 to 80800 «403640374038403940404041404240434044Next ›Last » Modern slavery victims to receive longer period of support Home Office announces reforms to National Referral Mechanism, including trebling 'move on' support and expert advocates for child trafficking victims. Home Office 26/10/2017 News APCC response to today’s Section 136 data Matthew Scott PCC, the APCC Portfolio on Mental Health and Custody, has commented on the numbers of police detentions under Section 136 of the Mental Health Act (April 2016 and March 2017), published in today’s Home Office Annual Data Return said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 26/10/2017 News Fewer people with mental health problems kept in cells – but demand on police continues to grow Figures out today show that the number people kept in police cells having been detained under Section 136 has halved since last year. However, this comes as the police service is dealing with a growing number of incidents related to mental health. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/10/2017 News Stop and search resulting in more arrests with fewer searches overall Latest figures from the Home Office show that police are targeting stop and search more effectively with a higher proportion of outcomes National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/10/2017 News Police arrest half as many people as they did a decade ago despite record levels of crime The number of people arrested in England and Wales has halved in the past decade despite crime reaching record levels this year, new figures show. The Telegraph 26/10/2017 News Met Police budget cuts will be a ‘disaster for London’ MPs debated plans to cut hundreds of millions of pound from the Met Police budget today Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2017 News Bill for police at fracking protest? £200,000 a month: Officers at site often outnumber activists Taxpayers are forking out £200,000 a month to police a handful of activists at Britain’s first commercial fracking site.Officers on duty at Kirby Misperton in North Yorkshire often outnumber activists, many of whom are law-ab iding local residents and pensioners. Mail Online 26/10/2017 News Ex-West Yorkshire Chief Constable Mark Gilmore and West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns-Williamson lock horns in court over misconduct claims West Yorkshire’s former Chief Constable and the county’s crime commissioner are set to lock horns in court later this month. Telegraph and Argus 26/10/2017 News Police officers with body-mounted cameras may be allowed to tape interviews with suspects at the scene to save time and money Police may soon be allowed to interview suspects at crime scenes using body-worn video cameras. New plans would mean officers could record interviews on lightweight cameras. They can already use evidence captured on the tiny devices. Mail Online 26/10/2017 News Bedfordshire Police’s ‘future is on the line’, says commissioner PCC claims force only has £3m in reserve but Home Office says it has £13.2m Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2017 News Chief regrets force’s response to disorder A police force that failed to properly deal with disorder when a large group of travellers arrived in a seaside town "misread the significance of events", a report said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2017 News New police powers to interview suspects on body-cams welcomed West Mercia's police and crime commissioner has welcomed new regulations that would allow police to use body-worn video cameras to interview suspects at scenes of crimes. Shropshire Star 26/10/2017 News Police powers and procedures England and Wales year ending 31 March 2017 Statistics on stop and search, arrests for notifiable offences, detentions under the Mental Health Act 1983, fixed penalty notices for motoring offences, breath tests, and other PACE powers. Home Office 26/10/2017 Report ‘Why political correctness is killing our police force’ The Government’s first duty should always be to try to protect people and keep them safe. While there are other things to do, they should never lose sight of this. It is what the public expect from their Government, writes MP Philip Davies. The Yorkshire Post 26/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Civil servant takes over ailing police watchdog A senior civil servant will run Scotland’s troubled civilian police watchdog as it undergoes a root-and-branch review. The Herald (Scotland) 26/10/2017 News Police face backlash for planning LGBT community recruitment fair Chief Constable George Hamilton has been accused of pandering to an "equality plus" agenda after the PSNI announced it would stage its first recruitment events for the LGBT community next month. Belfast Telegraph 26/10/2017 News Addressing childhood trauma of young offenders and understanding social media use in crimes can reduce offending The public can be better protected from dangerous and violent young offenders if adults working with them are trained to understand the often extreme trauma in their childhoods, according to Dame Glenys Stacey, HM Chief Inspector of Probation. HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) 26/10/2017 News The Work of Youth Offending Teams to Protect the Public In this inspection we examined the work done by Youth Offending Teams (YOTs) with young people convicted of violent and other serious offences. We focused on the work done to protect the public from the risk of harm, and found YOTs protecting the public well, and also doing good work to change young people’s lives for the better. However, with some specific changes and help, they could do better still. [PDF] HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) 26/10/2017 Report Teenagers ‘plotting crimes in their bedrooms using social media’ Young criminals are using social media to plan and incite serious offences, the probation watchdog has warned. St Helens Star 26/10/2017 News Deputy police and crime commissioner Flick Drummond quits after weeks in the new role Weeks after accepting a £64K a year job as deputy police and crime commissioner, Flick Drummond has left her post because she couldn’t build a professional relationship with her boss. Hampshire Chronicle 26/10/2017 News «403640374038403940404041404240434044Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
