Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91583 total results. Showing results 83601 to 83620 «417741784179418041814182418341844185Next ›Last » ‘The law has not kept up with the crimes we see today’ In the first of two articles, Commander Chris Greany says a shift in culture is needed to deal with fraud and cybercrime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Tougher sentences for stalkers announced Measure contained in new amendment to the Policing and Crime Bill. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/1/2017 News Your council tax could be going up for the first time in nine years – and here’s why Council tax paid by Londoners could go up for the first time in nine years as Sadiq Khan moves to protect the policing budget. Get West London 9/1/2017 News We need to save an extra £21 million by 2020, says region’s police and crime commissioner Police and crime commissioner John Campion has outlined his budget plans for the year ahead - and pledged to avoid adding to the council tax burden despite having to make cuts. Evesham Journal 9/1/2017 News Crime is soaring in Greater Manchester, according to the latest figures Statistics show 216,493 crimes were reported last year, up 18,907 on the previous year. Manchester Evening News 9/1/2017 News West Mercia Police plan £4.5m raid on reserves to boost budget West Mercia Police will receive a £4.5 million boost over the next year – by raiding its reserves. Shropshire Star 9/1/2017 News Fears over expanding MoD police role on the Clyde Armed Ministry of Defence police are planning to increase patrols in civilian areas outwith the Faslane and Coulport nuclear bases on the Clyde, prompting fears about the “increasing militarisation” of the area. The Ferret 9/1/2017 News Derbyshire police to launch PCSO recruitment drive South Derbyshire residents with a passion for serving their community have been urged to make the streets safer and apply for new roles in the police force. Derbyshire police is launching a recruitment drive as they seek people looking for a change in career or jobseekers to fill police community support officers (PCSOs). Burton Mail 9/1/2017 News Metropolitan Police officers are asked if they want to be armed both on and off duty Mail Online 9/1/2017 News Met’s super spotters face curbs The Times - Subscription at source 9/1/2017 News Met officers to be asked if they want to carry guns BBC 9/1/2017 News Union blasts pay incentives for firearms officers Plans to boost the number of detectives and firearms officers in Lancashire by offering financial incentives have been blasted by the Police Federation. The Gazette (Blackpool) 8/1/2017 News Almost £1m spent on interpreters by Derbyshire police Derbyshire police have spent almost £1 million on interpreters in the past five years. Polish is the language that the force has spent the most on but interpreters have also been needed for more obscure languages such as Wolof, Tigrinya and Tagalog, which are spoken in Africa and Asia. Derbyshire Live 8/1/2017 News HMIC inspection of North Yorkshire Police Report North Yorkshire Police is good in respect of the legitimacy with which it keeps people safe and reduces crime. North Yorkshire OPCC 8/1/2017 Report Teenage criminals should be fitted with wifi jammers rather than going to prison, top cop suggests The Telegraph 8/1/2017 News Teenage criminals should be made to wear wi-fi jammers stopping them using the internet rather than being sent to prison says police chief Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas wants new measures to stop cyber crime Mail Online 8/1/2017 News Disruptive times: Turning digital disruption into policing advantage A recent Accenture survey of 165 technology leaders within police, justice and intelligence agencies found that financial constraints, increased citizen expectations, and the need to modernise operations are driving the increasing use of digital technologies. James Slessor of Accenture unpacks the results of the survey, and outlines some of the groundbreaking directions public safety agencies are exploring. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/1/2017 Opinion Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £35,101 to £38,153 per annum. Closes: 5th February 2017 Birmingham City University 7/1/2017 Jobs Northumbria’s Targets and Performance April to December 2016 Dashboard of victims journey through the Criminal Justice System Northumbria OPCC 6/1/2017 Report Northumbria Crime Comparison Tables Crime figures for the following areas Northumberland, Newcastle,North Tyneside, Gateshead,South Tyneside,Sunderland,Force Wide. Northumbria OPCC 6/1/2017 Report «417741784179418041814182418341844185Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
