Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93864 total results. Showing results 82401 to 82420 «411741184119412041214122412341244125Next ›Last » Horizon Scanning Report Cumbria Overview of some of the big issues that will impact on the policing and community safety environment in the near future. Cumbria OPCC 26/7/2017 Report Humberside Police announce appointment of new chief constable Promoted from his role as temporary deputy chief constable, Mr Freeman, was appointed today following a hearing with the Humberside Police and crime panel Grimsby Live 26/7/2017 News Teaching Fellow in Criminology/Security Studies Salary: £35,698 to £38,802 per annum. Closes: 21st August 2017 Birmingham City University 26/7/2017 Jobs Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £35,698 to £47,979 per annum. Closes: 21st August 2017 Birmingham City University 26/7/2017 Jobs Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £32,004 to £46,924 per annum. Closes: 23rd August 2017 Leeds Trinity University 26/7/2017 Jobs Chiefs making case for using watchdog budget for police investment Call to give forces some of IPCC's increasing budget in face of austerity Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/7/2017 News NPCC: ‘Now is not the time’ to consider routine arming Routine arming is not among measures being considered to counter the evolving threat of terrorism, chief constables have confirmed. Police Professional 26/7/2017 News Law-abiding citizen? Average Briton commits 32 different crimes every year without knowing You may not realise it but the chances are you’re almost certainly a criminal. In fact you’re not only a criminal but a habitual, repeat offender. According to a survey commissioned by BT TV the average Briton commits 32 different crimes every year, most of the time without even realising it. Express 26/7/2017 News EU threatens to block Brexit talks over plans for police checks on citizens who hope to remain in Britain The EU is vowing to block Brexit talks unless Theresa May drops plans for criminal checks on European citizens hoping to stay in Britain. Mail Online 26/7/2017 News Police failure to respond to call sets another alarm bell ringing Another year, another controversy involving Police Scotland’s control rooms. Last week the force apologised for failings in the way it responded to concerns about a vulnerable man who was later found dead in his home. The Scotsman 26/7/2017 Feature, Opinion Children under 10 committing crimes on the rise in Shropshire and Mid Wales The number of crimes committed by children under 10 has risen over the past four years in Shropshire and Mid Wales with children as young as three committing offences. Shropshire Star 26/7/2017 News John Mason under fire for ‘distasteful’ police merger remarks An SNP MSP has sparked anger by questioning the British Transport Police Federation’s attitude to public safety, even though its officers saved lives and risked their own in the London and Manchester terror attacks. The Scotsman 26/7/2017 News One applicant for Gwent’s top police job, report reveals ahead of chief constable appointment next week Just one candidate applied for the role of Gwent Police chief constable, a report ahead of next week’s Gwent police and crime panel has revealed. South Wales Argus 26/7/2017 News No matter what the road safety issue is, cyclist-hating always seems acceptable The ‘close-pass’ scheme being looked at by the Met focuses on the risk of cars killing people. Yet angry reactions to it somehow shift the blame to bikes The Guardian 26/7/2017 Feature, Opinion Police Chiefs’ Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables’ Council July 2017 Chiefs from across the country travelled to South Buckinghamshire for our quarterly meeting of Chief Constables' Council. We were joined by Chief Richard Smith from the USA, the Vice President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), and Cyprus Police Chief Zacharias Chrysostomou. Both talked about their policing challenges. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/7/2017 Analysis, Feature Deaths involving police rose to 52 last year including those who were shot, killed in car crashes or died in custody Deaths involving police rose up to 52 last year including those who were shot, killed in car crashes or died in custody. Mail Online 26/7/2017 News Commissioner accused of ‘cronyism’ as his force stops policing fracking protests North Wales’ Arfon Jones, a former anti-fracking activist, had queried why his force was helping Lancashire police The Guardian 26/7/2017 News Number of deaths in police road chases and shootings highest in over a decade Six people were killed in police shootings in 2016-17, highest figure since 2004, while 28 people died in police pursuits The Guardian 26/7/2017 News Innocent lives are lost as more people die in police car chases Two thirds of the 28 people killed in police road pursuits last year were bystanders, passengers or other innocent road users, according to figures released by the police complaints watchdog. The Times - Subscription at source 26/7/2017 News Police Federation fraud allegation referred to CPS Prosecutors will consider whether criminal charges should be brought against the former vice-chairman of the Police Federation over fraud allegations relating to staff association funds The Times - Subscription at source 26/7/2017 News «411741184119412041214122412341244125Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
