Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91583 total results. Showing results 83581 to 83600 «417641774178417941804181418241834184Next ›Last » Remember policing and crime commissioners? Years on and they’re still failing The author, Alexander Shea, is training as a barrister in civil liberties and policing law. He also writes on planning law. Politics.co.uk 10/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Police force makes £1.5MILLION by flogging at knock down prices on EBAY designer goods they have seized from criminals Leicestershire Police selling off Rolexs, cars, handbags and designer shoes Mail Online 10/1/2017 News Keir Starmer gagged in Commons debate on victims’ law Parliamentary rules mean Labour MP and former DPP cannot take part despite leading role in strengthening policing and crime bill The Guardian 10/1/2017 News Police help parents crack the code of teenage sexting The acronyms glossary posted on Facebook by police attracted derision on social media The Times - Subscription at source 10/1/2017 News Campaigners launch legal challenge to ‘snoopers’ charter’ BBC 10/1/2017 News Greater Manchester Police awarded for use of camera technology Greater Manchester Police has become one of the first police forces to be awarded by the Government for its use of body worn cameras. Rochdale Online 9/1/2017 News Greater Manchester Mayor Tony Lloyd launches mental health review An independent review of how people with mental health issues are treated in the criminal justice system has been commissioned by Tony Lloyd, Greater Manchester Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner. Rochdale Online 9/1/2017 News HMIC inspection of North Yorkshire Police North Yorkshire Police is a good force. HMIC has not identified any causes of concern and therefore has made no specific recommendations. North Yorkshire OPCC 9/1/2017 Report Different tack: PCC says it’s time to decriminalise drugs The sight of drug addicts huddled in the shadows or of streets littered with used syringes is hardly a vision of utopia. After 30 years as a police officer, rising through the ranks to inspector, Arfon Jones, now Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales, has plenty of first-hand experience seeing the ravages of drug use on both individuals and local communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/1/2017 Interview, Opinion Direct entry: Moving into policing as a leader and a learner What is it like to be a Direct Entry Superintendent? Maggie Blyth offers her thoughts on what the scheme can offer, and her experiences as a new entrant to policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/1/2017 Opinion UK national security in a digital world inquiry launched The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy launches inquiry into cyber security. Parliament.uk 9/1/2017 Report Britain launches cybersecurity inquiry to look the threats facing the country The British government said on Monday it is launching a national inquiry into cyber security to assess the extent to which the UK is protected from an ever-increasing tide of attacks worldwide. Business Insider 9/1/2017 News Mayor launches mental health review An independent review of how people with mental health issues are treated in the criminal justice system has been commissioned by Tony Lloyd Greater Manchester Police OPCC 9/1/2017 News Lancashire Police vow to end mental health stigma throughout the force According to the World Health Organization, stress is the health epidemic of the 21st century, and police forces must react quickly to help officers and staff Southport Visiter 9/1/2017 News HMICS to examine Police Scotland plan to take on rail policing BBC 9/1/2017 News New deputy chief promoted at Cumbria police Sean Robinson has taken up the role of Temporary Assistant Chief Constable, replacing the outgoing Assistant Chief Constable Darren Martland. The Mail (North West) 9/1/2017 News New facility to offer ‘complete redesign’ in approach to forensics and policing Staffordshire PCC Matthew Ellis has commissioned new facility in Lichfield combining forensics and investigations. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/1/2017 News Transport police face performance inspection probe The Scottish arm of the British Transport Police faces an inspection by a police watchdog to examine its efficiency before the proposed transfer to Police Scotland. The National 9/1/2017 News Survey to ask Met police officers if they want to carry firearms Metropolitan Police Federation says officers should be asked for their views in light of raised terror threat and risks to their safety The Guardian 9/1/2017 News REVEALED: British police may be forced to carry guns and tasers because of terror threats British police officers may soon be required to carry guns because of the "constant" terror threats, it has been revealed. Express 9/1/2017 News «417641774178417941804181418241834184Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
