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New policing teams rolled out in Sheffield
New policing teams have been rolled out in Sheffield today, with the city now served by six local policing teams.
The Star (Yorkshire) 		28/9/2015
News
Surrey police station sales ‘on track to raise £30m’
A cost-cutting scheme to sell Surrey police stations is on track and due to make planned savings, the deputy police and crime commissioner (PCC) has said.
BBC 		28/9/2015
News
Warwickshire Cybercrime Survey
Warwickshire Cybercrime Survey -The first local survey of its kind in Warwickshire has given a valuable insight at into just how much online crime has become a threat to our daily lives. The survey took participants through a series of 36 questions addressing the following themes: Internet Usage, Cybercrime Types and Reporting,Internet Security, Children and the Internet.
Warwickshire Observatory 		28/9/2015
Report
Commissioner slams Policing Minister’s claim officer numbers don’t matter
Tony Lloyd, Greater Manchester’s Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner has rejected claims by the Policing Minister that police officer numbers don’t matter.
Rochdale Online 		28/9/2015
News
Are police and crime commissioners a waste of money as Herts and Essex prepare for new vote?
Herts Conservatives have once again selected David Lloyd as their candidate for the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections in May next year.
Herts & Essex Observer 		28/9/2015
News
Court fees are a breach of human rights, says leading criminologist
Controversial new court fees deny defendants the right to a fair trial because they encourage the innocent to plead guilty, says the professor
The Independent 		28/9/2015
News
Demand management: Is it the new performance culture?
As the College of Policing's Excellence in Policing conference starts in Ryton, policing blogger Gareth Stubbs reflects on the growing role of demand management
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		28/9/2015
Analysis
Police chiefs want power to sack bobbies
Chief constables admit considerable support for compulsory redundancies
Mail Online 		28/9/2015
News
Wealthy Londoners offer £200,000 of their OWN cash to rehire police officers lost to budget cuts
Mail Online 		27/9/2015
News
Police chiefs warn cuts will ‘fundamentally change’ policing in UK
Bobby on the beat would disappear in some areas if forces’ central funding is cut by over a quarter by 2020, Theresa May told
The Guardian 		27/9/2015
News
“We’re too broke to go on the beat”: Police chiefs warn ministers
Mail Online 		27/9/2015
News
Teachers and parents given school parking ticket powers
BBC 		26/9/2015
News
Ex-police chief to head pro-legalisation National Cannabis Coalition
Tom Lloyd, who will chair new cannabis law reform umbrella group, says he regrets arresting drug users during his career as a police officer
The Guardian 		26/9/2015
News
New senior police officer is a professor who has never walked a beat
Leicestershire Live 		26/9/2015
News
PCC Election 2016: Declared candidates, departing PCCs, undecided and ‘no comment’
NINE have "Declared", six say they're not standing, five say they're 'Undecided", whilst one's now Interim Mayor. And no comment from the remaining 23.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		26/9/2015
Analysis
Police warned not to blame others for failings over fraud
The Times 		25/9/2015
News
Cyber crime is a bigger threat than drugs, says ex-fraud police chief
The Standard 		25/9/2015
News
An alien meets the police: A parable in a changing world
Gavin Hales, Deputy Director of the Police Foundation, provides a modern slant on the parable of the blind men and the elephant
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		25/9/2015
Opinion
NCA/PSNI online child abuse probe sees 25 arrested
Twenty-five people have been arrested in the first joint police and National Crime Agency (NCA) swoop on those accessing online images of child abuse in Northern Ireland.
News Letter (Northern Ireland) 		25/9/2015
News
Police fitness levels continue to improve
Just two per cent of Thames Valley Police officers failed their annual fitness test. Nearly 4,000 officers including special constables and inspectors took the nationally-required examination with just 81 failing and 61 getting through at the second attempt.
Oxford Mail 		25/9/2015
News

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