Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100741 total results. Showing results 83021 to 83040 «414841494150415141524153415441554156Next ›Last » Direct entrants on the move Career break, secondment and handful of resignations are among developments of 65 taken on to date Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2018 News 999 project faces axe over rising costs The Home Office is considering abandoning a £1.2 billion project to modernise emergency services communications amid alarm over costs and delays. The Times - Subscription at source 31/5/2018 News Police force hire hypnotherapist to help female staff hit by the menopause month after another force brought in ‘have a cry’ rooms Police have recruited a hypnotherapist to help female staff through the menopause while another force has set up crying rooms. Mail Online 30/5/2018 News UK Home Office considers ‘complete shutdown’ of emergency services mobile platform Millions could be spent extending Airwave until 'future date' decided for 4G The Register 30/5/2018 News Researching Sensitive Topics For the Police – Insights From the UK The purpose of this paper is to illustrate how practical research can be undertaken into sensitive issues within the criminal justice system having cognisance of the needs of those subject to the research process. A mixed methods design which was complicated due to the subject matter being explored, that of historical reporting of sexual offences. Confidential questionnaires and focus group method utilised, but in constant contact with specialised victim support service to ensure rights of victims understood and interwoven into the design. Even though there are some very sensitive areas within the criminal justice system where it is believed research is difficult to undertake, it can be achieved by constant reference to the needs of the victim and strict confidentiality. Given the right circumstances and approach, research into what has been previously considered areas of difficulty can be researched effectively. Journal of Criminological Research Policy and Practice - Registration at source 30/5/2018 Research article Fire authority calls for judicial review over PCC governance A fire authority is legally challenging the Home Office’s decision to give the county’s police and crime commissioner the power to take over its fire and rescue service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Police witness duty of cooperation rule will lead to legal battles Staff association warns cooperation may be withdrawn from police side. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News ‘No pattern’ over six chief constable retirements, says NPCC head But CC Sara Thornton acknowledges there are questions raised by shorter tenures fulfilled by modern chief officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Has neighbourhood policing reached the point of no return? The national lead for local policing has admitted the future of community police work may be a “tough love” question for chiefs Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Welfare and mutual aid issues marred Royal Wedding operation Mutual aid requests for help with stop and search operations were made just days before the Royal Wedding, it has been claimed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Ageing Police Scotland computer system needs £200m-plus upgrade Police Scotland needs funding totalling more than £200 million to modernise its ageing computer systems amid growing concerns over cyber-enabled crime. The Scotsman 30/5/2018 News Police to treat gangs like terror suspects with tough new laws Police will treat gang members like terrorism suspects if they use YouTube music videos to incite violence on the streets, under new proposals to tackle the soaring murder rates. The Telegraph 30/5/2018 News Police will be given powers to stop gangsters glorifying violence by treating them like terror suspects Mobsters hoping to fuel tensions by sharing videos on social media will be treated like terror suspects who call for attacks online The Sun 30/5/2018 News Outdated IT hampering fight against cybercrime, say Police Scotland Police say they need £200m for new technology The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Thugs who glamorise gun and knife violence on YouTube will be treated as TERRORISTS Police get new powers to quell murder tide in London Mail Online 30/5/2018 News Police may prosecute those who post videos glorifying violence Metropolitan police seeking new tools with which to fight growing violent crime The Guardian 30/5/2018 News Police to treat gangs like terror suspects Legal crackdown on videos that incite violence The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Top police officer Steven Heywood faces charges over fatal shooting of Anthony Grainger A top police officer is facing criminal charges over evidence he gave to a public inquiry over the fatal shooting of an unarmed man. The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2018 News Home Office to recruit police and public protection software leader The Home Office Digital, Data and Technology (HODDaT) is looking for a head of Software Engineering, Police and Public Protection Technology Portfolio (PPPT) to managing resourcing of software engineers across PPPT’s services. Government Computing 30/5/2018 Jobs Chief Constable of Police Scotland The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) is seeking a new Chief Constable to lead Police Scotland, the second largest police service in the UK with a workforce of more than 22,000 police officers and staff and a budget of more than £1 billion. Current Salary £216,549. Closing Date: Monday 25 June 2018 at 12 noon. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 29/5/2018 Jobs «414841494150415141524153415441554156Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
