Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96416 total results. Showing results 81941 to 81960 «409440954096409740984099410041014102Next ›Last » ‘Police shouldn’t be cashing in on property to cover budget cuts’ Cambridge's MP fears the city's police station is being ‘flogged off’ because of cuts to policing - and is to hold urgent talks with the police commissioner. Cambridgeshire Live 3/1/2018 News Police set for long-delayed £10m technology roll-out A LONG-DELAYED £10 million plan to slash police officers’ desk time is finally almost in place. The Press (York) 3/1/2018 News Police deputy chief accused of throwing stress ball at colleague Matthew Horne, of Essex police, accused of breaching professional standards over incident that left mark on colleague’s throat The Guardian 3/1/2018 News Trafficking in human beings in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: We are pleased to present the eighth annual report produced by the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU), Department of Justice and Equality. [pdf] Department of Justice and Equality (Ireland) 3/1/2018 Report New budgets ‘putting a greater burden on local taxpayers’ Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have criticised a funding announcement that asks them to find another £270 million through changes to their take of the council tax. Police Professional 2/1/2018 News Police service must ‘change the narrative’ to tackle knife crime issue A former officer who specialised in tackling violent crime has said more effort must be put into prevention than reaction to reduce the number of stabbings, as four fatalities pm New Year’s Eve underlined 2017 as a year of rising knife crime. Police Professional 2/1/2018 News Pull together to tackle knife crime, top Met officer urges Londoners Met deputy commissioner Sir Craig Mackey makes plea after four died in separate attacks over new year period The Guardian 2/1/2018 News Essex police chief Matthew Horne ‘hit colleague with a stress ball’ A deputy chief constable has been accused of hitting a junior colleague in the throat with a rubber stress ball, leaving a mark. The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News Tax penalties considered to force tech giants to cooperate with terrorism fight Companies threatened over online radicalisation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News No central guidance on police volunteers with powers Home Office and College of Policing waiting for forces to take a lead. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News Mayor’s rep said officers should be allowed to use force data to vet neighbours College of Policing says such a move is not acceptable. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News Multiple new year murders ‘truly unusual and extraordinary’, says Met Police The murders of four males in unrelated attacks across London during the New Year period were "truly unusual and extraordinary", the deputy commissioner for the Metropolitan Police has said. ITV News 2/1/2018 News North Wales Police cash shortfall will mean cut in services or higher taxes Public may also be asked to fund up to £7m shortfall by 2020 as policing comes under further pressure North Wales Live 2/1/2018 News West Midlands Police strip crooks of £17 million More than £17 million has been seized from crooks in the West Midlands in the past five years Express & Star 2/1/2018 News Police defend staffing after “unrest” forced businesses to close in two towns Police are still investigating just how unrest involving up to 40 people closed down an entire village over Christmas. Gloucestershire Live 2/1/2018 News South Yorkshire Police calls for Government cash to deal with aftermath of ‘past mistakes’ South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has called for Government cash to help the force deal with the aftermath of past mistakes. The Star (Yorkshire) 2/1/2018 News Essex Police deputy chief in hurled stress ball probe A deputy chief constable has been accused of injuring a fellow officer by hurling a stress ball at his throat. BBC 2/1/2018 News Police impose 20 minute limit on examining CCTV for petty crimes Scotland Yard will no longer investigate low level crimes if officers have to look at CCTV for more than 20 minutes. The Standard 2/1/2018 News Met Police Urged To Scrap ‘Shady’ Gang Database Amid Claims 35% Of Its Subjects Aren’t Serious Offenders Justice groups are calling for the Metropolitan Police to scrap its “shady” gang intelligence database as a major report is set to reveal that more than a third of the people on it have not committed any serious crimes. Huffington Post 2/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Allegations of sexual harassment, bullying and racism at Suffolk police and fire forces revealed Instances of inappropriate behaviour by staff at Suffolk police and fire services over the last three years have emerged – but not all have resulted in any action being taken. East Anglian Daily Times 2/1/2018 News «409440954096409740984099410041014102Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
