Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91591 total results. Showing results 83661 to 83680 «418041814182418341844185418641874188Next ›Last » Is your postman delivering drugs? BBC 5/1/2017 Analysis, Feature Sadiq Khan accused of dropping 32,000 Met cops pledge MayorWatch 5/1/2017 News Commissioner proposes a freeze on police element of council tax A freeze on the police element of council tax in Warwickshire for 2017/18 is being proposed by the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe Warwickshire OPCC 5/1/2017 News Police leaders announce major changes to investigations of complaints In a joint announcement today (05/01/17) the Chief Constable of Cleveland, Iain Spittal and the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland, Barry Coppinger, have outlined changes to the way the force investigates complaints, misconduct allegations and wrongdoing by those who work for the organisation. Cleveland OPCC 5/1/2017 News Met to recruit direct entry detectives from outside force soon Policing will not be 'a job for life' by 2020 as recruitment overhaul kicks in. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2017 News Police commissioner unveils new plan paid for by 6p a week tax rise People in Wiltshire are being given the chance to have their say about a new Police and Crime Plan designed to chart the course for Wiltshire Police to follow over the next four years. Gazette & Herald 5/1/2017 News Body that scrutinises Police Scotland is to be investigated itself The body charged with providing scrutiny of Police Scotland is itself to be inspected amid suggestions it is failing in its role. The Scotsman 5/1/2017 News Essex Police chief constable Stephen Kavanagh in the running for Met commissioner job Stephen Kavanagh, chief constable of Essex Police, could become the highest ranking police officer in the country. Essex Live 5/1/2017 News Authorised Professional Practice: Detention and custody The Detention and Custody Authorised Professional Practice module has been developed through the consolidation of pre-existing guidance*, current legislation and consensus of expert opinion. Where the guidance draws on any empirical evidence it is explicitly referenced in the text. College of Policing 5/1/2017 Report UK could follow USA’s stance on drugs as current laws are ‘failing’, police chief says Chronicle Live (North East) 5/1/2017 News Web chat sessions held to help people apply for police Members of the public wanting to join the police have a two week opportunity to apply to be part of the latest recruitment, starting on Monday.West Yorkshire Police is aiming to recruit around 300 new police officers force-wide as well as taking on cover to fill naturally occurring vacancies. Telegraph and Argus 4/1/2017 News Computer vision algorithms pick out petty crime in CCTV footage Petty criminals had better watch out. A computer vision system has been developed that detects suspicious behaviour in CCTV footage as it happens. The system can then alert CCTV operators to intervene, and save the footage in case it is needed for evidence. New Scientist 4/1/2017 News Police set to raise tax by £3 a year to cover cost of new plan People can have their say on a new plan outlining Wiltshire Police's future over the next four years. The Police and Crime Plan will set the agenda for the force between now and 2020, and the first draft document was launched on Tuesday. Salisbury Journal 4/1/2017 News Warwickshire Police and Crime Panel Outcomes Analysis Warwickshire is 6th in the country for rape outcome performance and 8th for violence with injury. Warwickshire OPCC 4/1/2017 Report Pay to be linked to ‘competency not how long you’ve been in the force’ for first time New recruits to policing will see pay linked to their own development for the first time as ‘professionalism’ becomes the key criterion to progress through the ranks. Police Professional 4/1/2017 News Theresa May is poised to oversee the appointment of women to top jobs at the Met, in church and at the BBC Theresa May is to oversee appointments to high profile roles in the police, the church and the BBC with women among the leading contenders for each post. Mail Online 4/1/2017 News A second chance: Preparing for the new Emergency Services Network The clock has stopped momentarily in rolling out the Emergency Services Network. Jamie Wilson urges forces to use this opportunity to get ahead of the game – before the countdown. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Metropolitan police chief candidates promise to reform troubled force Race wide open as deadline closes but whoever gets job will have to make budget cuts of £400m and tackle low morale The Guardian 4/1/2017 News Cleveland Police HQ plan scaled back to avoid the project going over budget The new base at Hemlington Grange should be ready to welcome officers and staff next year Gazette Live 4/1/2017 News The big picture: Using data in investigations Su Ching-Wei explains how the National Police Agency is applying big data technology to Taiwan's CCTV footage, vehicle databases and social media to improve prevention, detection and crime solving efforts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2017 Analysis, Feature «418041814182418341844185418641874188Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
