Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93879 total results. Showing results 81241 to 81260 «405940604061406240634064406540664067Next ›Last » Chief Constable responds to Kevin Nunes IPCC Report The Independent Police Complaints Commission’s final report into Staffordshire Police’s investigation of the Kevin Nunes murder has now been published in full Tamworth Informed 4/10/2017 News Derbyshire police commissioner wants more armed cops to fight terror attacks Hardyal Dhindsa says he does not think Derbyshire officers could respond as quickly as counterparts did in the Manchester and London attacks Derbyshire Live 4/10/2017 News Kevin Nunes murder: Staffordshire Police ‘mishandled’ paid witness "Significant failures" by Staffordshire Police over a gangland killing led to the unsafe convictions of five men, a police watchdog report has found. BBC 4/10/2017 News 2017/18 Financial Report – Quarter 1 Dorset Police is predicting an overspend of £885k (0.7%), with no variance to PCC budgets, at this stage. Dorset OPCC 4/10/2017 Report Dorset Progress against Plan and Priorities Quarter 1 Report 2017-18 Dorset is recorded as having the 12th lowest violence against the person crime rate. Dorset OPCC 4/10/2017 Report Police And Crime Plan Monitoring Report – September 2017 Dorset OPCC 4/10/2017 Report Dorset Police And Crime Plan Monitoring Report The Plan provides a high level statement of strategic intent based on four main themes Dorset OPCC 4/10/2017 Report Consultation Paper on Proposals For National Representation A strongly held belief that there was a need for PCPs to have a vehicle through which we could express our views and concerns with the Home Office. Cheshire OPCC 4/10/2017 Report Police and Crime Panels – Consultation On Proposals For National Representation The Panel consider and approve the response to the consultation on proposals for a national representative body. Cheshire OPCC 4/10/2017 Report Police leaders must look at grievance management processes Patrick Moulsdale, Head of Mediation and Training at CMP Resolutions, looks at the changing attitude to employment tribunals after fees were scrapped. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Fed chairman blasts ‘scandalous incompetence’ of IPCC over pursuit case Claim that watchdog accused officer of failing to have car towed away before pursuit began. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/10/2017 News Home Secretary announces raft of policy announcements Changes include ban on sale of acid and knives to those under 18-years-old Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/10/2017 News Cop who accused Phil Gormley of bullying has wages stopped while Chief Constable pockets £214k a year on special leave Inspector Aimee Canavan is no longer getting sick pay but boss Gormley is collecting his full salary while facing three gross misconduct probes The Scottish Sun 4/10/2017 News First PCC takes on responsibility for fire service Roger Hirst replaces fire authority. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/10/2017 News Police left with £1m bill after terror attacks West Midlands Police spent more than £1 million on extra staffing costs and overtime during two of this year's terrorist attacks on UK soil. Express & Star 4/10/2017 News Lifting police pay cap in England and Wales won’t magically raise morale Seven years of cuts have left police officers angry and dismayed. Lifting the pay cap isn’t going to help forces with recruitment and retention The Guardian 4/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Building a safer Britain: Rudd’s speech in full Amber Rudd, Home Secretary, speaking today at Conservative Party Conference in Manchester Conservative Home 3/10/2017 Feature, Opinion Government to ‘drastically limit’ acid sales as it announces new Serious Violence Strategy Those under the age of 18 will soon be unable to purchase corrosive substances as Home Secretary Amber Rudd seeks to counter a sharp rise in acid attacks. Police Professional 3/10/2017 News Police back ‘Sammy’s law’ to pardon crimes of grooming victims Sammy Woodhouse, who was abused by gang and coerced into offences, says fear of prosecution stops victims coming forward The Guardian 3/10/2017 News PCC awarded £300,000 to solve live link issues in rural areas North Yorkshire police and crime commissioner (PCC) Julia Mulligan has been awarded more than £300,000 to launch an “exciting and innovative” video link initiative allowing vulnerable victims to give evidence away from court. Police Professional 3/10/2017 News «405940604061406240634064406540664067Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
