Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96456 total results. Showing results 82441 to 82460 «411941204121412241234124412541264127Next ›Last » Letter from the minister of state for policing and the fire service Letter from the minister for policing and the fire service about chief officer pay 2018 to 2020. Home Office 7/12/2017 Report Prime Minister commits to paying full cost of Manchester Arena aftermath The Prime Minister had already promised the government will fully fund the costs of dealing with the Manchester Arena bombing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2017 News Survey shows PCCs becoming less focused on young people Chances to keep young people out of crime could be missed because fewer police and crime commissioners (PCCs) are recognising their needs in force strategies, a charity has claimed. Police Professional 7/12/2017 News How the UK police force is embracing new technology Body-worn cameras, laptops, smartphones and mobile working - how the Metropolitan Police is turning towards tech to soften the blow of budget cuts Tech World 7/12/2017 Analysis, Feature Scottish Police Federation’s top official rips apart LibDem claims in must-read Twitter thread Top police official Calum Steele has set the LibDems straight on their criticism of the Scottish Government over the creation of Police Scotland. The National 7/12/2017 News Essex Police survey shows residents are willing to pay more to improve policing People in Essex are willing to pay more to improve levels of policing in the county. That's according to a recent survey put together by Roger Hirst, the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex. Halstead Gazette 7/12/2017 News Norfolk’s move to axe PCSOs criticised by former Met Police commander A former commander of the Metropolitan Police has criticised Norfolk police’s move to scrap its Police and Community Support Officers. Eastern Daily Press 7/12/2017 News More than 125,000 applications to join police since 2015 Some forces have had up to 35 people go for each available post Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2017 News Overtime and mutual aid bill soars as fracking protesters dig their heels in Kirby Misperton Protection Camp has become almost synonymous with the anti-fracking movement. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2017 News Terror risks: Officers and staff warned over personal safety 'We are here to protect the public from terrorism but to do that effectively we must first take care of ourselves'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2017 News West Midlands Police in £2 million war on gangs A new £2 million crackdown has been launched to tackle the scourge of gang violence across the West Midlands. Express & Star 7/12/2017 News Motion of no confidence in Police Scotland defeated Liberal Democrats criticised for no confidence motion in Police Scotland Holyrood Magazine 7/12/2017 News Police made a record 400 terror-related arrests in the last year There has been 400 arrests on terrorism-related crimes in the last year. According to Home Office figures, the record number of arrests were made in Great Britain in the year to the end of September 2017. Metro 7/12/2017 News Less is more: The case for dealing with offences out of court Despite austerity measures putting both police and courts under financial pressure, recent years have seen a large decline in out of court disposals. Rob Allen, author of a new report published today by Transform Justice, says it is time to reverse the trend. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/12/2017 Analysis Sean Rigg death: Police will not face charges, CPS rules Five police officers will not face prosecution after the death of a mentally ill man in custody, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has ruled. BBC 7/12/2017 News Belgian police commissioner nominated to lead Europol Belgian police commissioner Catherine De Bolle has been nominated to become the next head of Europe’s police agency, the European Union Council said on Wednesday. Reuters 6/12/2017 News Undercover police ‘snatch and grab’ squads are dragging suspected moped thieves off bikes to combat the growing crime Undercover police “snatch and grab” squads are dragging suspected moped thieves off bikes to combat the growing crime trend. Officers are using the new tactic to tackle the rise in attacks by moped thieves and to avoid the risks posed of pursuing them at speed through the streets. The Telegraph 6/12/2017 News Sean Rigg death: No charges as CPS accused of setting ‘impossibly high bar’ for evidence Five officers involved in the arrest, restraint and detention of a mentally ill man will not face prosecution almost ten years after his death in police custody. Police Professional 6/12/2017 News Under the spotlight: Reviewing police and crime plans for multiple and complex needs, and transition to adulthood This document presents a review of both the current and the most recent previous Police and Crime Plans for each PCC – the principal document that sets out for the public what PCCs are prioritising in their areas. The aim was to both explore how the plans reflect the breadth of multiple and complex needs (the key area of interest for Revolving Doors), as well as to other specific groups, such as young adults (to inform the work of the Transition to Adulthood Alliance) and women, to provide a tool for identifying the PCCs’ areas of interest. [PDF] Revolving Doors Agency 6/12/2017 Report Police Scotland review ‘would create unwanted uncertainty’ Justice secretary rejects calls by the Lib Dems to establish a commission. STV News 6/12/2017 News «411941204121412241234124412541264127Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
