Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103303 total results. Showing results 81281 to 81300 «406140624063406440654066406740684069Next ›Last » EU calls Theresa May’s bluff over post-Brexit security The Home Office and Prime Minister have long insisted cutting the UK off from Europol databases would be a double-edged sword. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 News Vigilantes promise ‘listening alternative’ for neighbourhoods living in fear of crime A vigilant group has moved on to the streets of Britain’s second city to “fill the gaps” exposed by an under-resourced police service crying out for adequate funding from the government. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 News Met cannot keep lists of people removed from gang database Information Commissioner says gangs matrix is legitimate but orders force to make a number of changes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 News Theresa May claims she ‘does not recall’ accusing police chiefs of ‘crying wolf’ The Prime Minister told LBC Radio she was "not sure" she used those words. Her memory is failing her Mirror 16/11/2018 News ‘Legal loophole’ has stopped police in Midlands investigating DOZENS of reports of adults having sex with teenagers The NSPCC is concerned about children being preyed on by adults once they turn 16 Stoke on Trent Live 16/11/2018 News New contenders: How can startups and smaller ICT companies get themselves heard in policing? Small and medium size businesses struggle to get a foothold in supplying ICT to the police service. Police leaders joined this year's Govtech summit in Paris to examine ways for smaller businesses to make themselves heard in this sector. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 Analysis PCC says officers in his cash-strapped force have no time to ‘take a proper break or even eat properly’ Dorset police staff are under ‘intolerable’ pressure and need more support, according to the county’s police and crime commissioner. Dorset Echo 16/11/2018 News Aberdeen police make changes after commissioner warns officers could have breached human rights Police in Aberdeen have vowed to make changes after officers were told the risk breaching the human rights of political activists. The Press and Journal 16/11/2018 News Welsh violence tackling scheme rolled out in United States A pioneering Welsh scheme will be used to help unearth trouble "hotspots" and cut violent crime in the United States. BBC 16/11/2018 News North Yorkshire police boss takes over fire service A major change to the running of emergency services in North Yorkshire is under way. North Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Julia Mulligan, is now responsible for the fire service. The powers came into force at midnight - and will replace the work of the North Yorkshire Fire Authority. Stray FM 16/11/2018 News Cheshire Police looked ‘long and hard’ at recruitment and screening programme in wake of Ian Naude case Cheshire Police's Acting Chief Constable of Cheshire police has condemned the behaviour of former officer Ian Naude who used his position with the force to gain access to vulnerable young girls. The Standard (Chester) 16/11/2018 News Vigilante mob hits 1,500 members as people around the world join fight to protect town that has lost faith in the police Formed on social media just three weeks ago, community watchdog group ‘We Stand Determined’ was launched to report any dangers the community was facing across Birmingham, any time of the day or night The Sun 16/11/2018 News Burglaries reported to Beds Police to be graded based on seriousness Members of the public reporting burglaries to Beds Police will undergo a series of questions in order for call handlers to assess the seriousness of the burglary. Luton Today 16/11/2018 News West Yorkshire Police test new uniform for women designed ‘to not show the female form’ It is hoped the looser fitting uniform will encourage more women from under-represented groups to consider joining the force Examiner Live 16/11/2018 News Police drones that follow people home launched by Brit force Drones that photograph and follow you home are being launched in a bid to tackle anti-social behaviour. Daily Star 16/11/2018 News Police need a ‘zero tolerance’ culture for disclosure failings The Attorney General has called for an immediate end to disclosure being seen as “an administrative add-on rather than fundamental pillar of the justice system”. Police Professional 16/11/2018 News No-deal Brexit could leave police ‘unable to cope’ Police have warned they may not have the resources to cope with “widescale disruption and dangers for the general public” that could result from a no-deal Brexit The Standard 16/11/2018 News The innovation game: EU law enforcement agencies look for new ways to tackle transnational crime Fifteen European Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) have built a unique platform to create and share innovative solutions. Policing Insight contributor and Senior Research Fellow at CENTRIC Andrew Staniforth explains the importance of developing new ways to tackle technology-driven transnational crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 Analysis ‘Public DOES trust us’ say police after negative poll finding Only just over half of Derbyshire people believe they can rely on the local force, say government figures Derbyshire Live 16/11/2018 News Training new Telford police recruits ‘will not drain’ force Telford’s new intake of police recruits will not be a drain on the existing service, the commissioner has reassured residents. Shropshire Star 16/11/2018 News «406140624063406440654066406740684069Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
