Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 84921 to 84940 «424342444245424642474248424942504251Next ›Last » Should Devon and Cornwall Police merge with Dorset? Cornwall is asked to have its say on plans for one police force stretching from Bournemouth to the Isles of Scilly. Pirate FM 29/6/2018 News Why a police merger could cost Cornwall more Plans for a full merger between Devon and Cornwall Police and Dorset could mean tax hikes. Pirate FM 29/6/2018 News NPCC and APCC call for more official traveller camps 'Do not grant us more power, just give gypsies and travellers somewhere to go', say police chiefs and PCCs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 News Proposed police merger would see new force responsible for 3.5 million people between Land’s End and Highcliffe created Plans to merge Dorset Police with Devon and Cornwall Police - creating the fifth largest force in the UK - are to go before the public this summer. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 29/6/2018 News Council ‘reliant on police’ to protect workers carrying out controversial tree felling programme, report says Sheffield council and Amey 'dependent on the heightened level of South Yorkshire Police involvement' says independent report The Independent 29/6/2018 News Special constables fall by a third in England and Wales The number of volunteer police officers across England and Wales has fallen by a third in five years, figures show. BBC 29/6/2018 News Donald Trump visit ‘would cost Police Scotland £5m for 5,000 officers’ The cost of policing a visit from President Trump would be more than £5 million and require 5,000 officers, according to the head of Police Scotland. The Times - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 News Brexit: May urges EU leaders to put citizens’ safety first Citizens could be less safe if the UK has to leave key policing agreements after Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May has warned EU leaders. BBC 29/6/2018 News PSNI temporary top team ‘vulnerable’ to poaching, chief constable warns after deputy’s exit shock A chief constable has blamed a political impasse for leaving the service open to having his best staff cherry-picked by other forces. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/6/2018 News Home Office Biometrics Strategy This document sets out how the Home Office and its partners currently use biometrics data and how we will approach all future developments. The Home Office Biometrics Strategy sets out the overarching framework within which organisations in the Home Office sector will consider and make decisions on the use and development of biometric technology. There are robust governance and oversight arrangements for well-established biometrics and the Home Office is committed to developing this framework to ensure the effective governance of new biometric technologies. Home Office 28/6/2018 Report UK Home Office sheds 70 staff on delayed 4G upgrade to Emergency Services Network Perm Sec declines to confirm if review will be published as planned next month The Register 28/6/2018 News Brexit border controls will lead to ‘murder attempts on officers’, PSNI tells MPs Police officers are “highly foreseeable” targets of a murderous terror campaign if border checks return to post-Brexit United Kingdom, MPs have been warned. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/6/2018 News Five technology trends set to transform policing Accenture’s 2018 Technology Vision research has identified five key technology trends that have the potential to transform policing and public safety. James Slessor, Managing Director of Accenture Public Safety, explains the findings. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/6/2018 Analysis Trump trip to Scotland could cost Police Scotland £5m and tie up 5,000 officers Donald Trump’s rumoured visit to Scotland next month may only last a day, but could cost around £5 million and has resulted in 5,000 police officers being put on standby, it has emerged. The Telegraph 28/6/2018 News Facial recognition to be rolled out by London police sparking human rights concerns The Independent on the scene as police trial controversial new technology The Independent 28/6/2018 News House of Lords Debate: Police and Crime Commissioners That this House takes note of the role and responsibilities of Police and Crime Commissioners. Parliament.uk 28/6/2018 Report New Home Office crime tsar to focus on organised crime in Newport Gwent Police are getting ready to appoint a Newport crime tsar dedicated to responding to organised crime in the city as part of a national Home Office trial involving five policing areas. South Wales Argus 28/6/2018 News Guernsey Police introduce new tool to find vulnerable missing people A protocol to help find vulnerable missing adults in Guernsey is being adopted by police. The Herbert Protocol is a form which the family or carer of a vulnerable adult will be asked to complete. ITV News 28/6/2018 News Police Scotland to shell out £5m on Donald Trump visit that may not even happen Bosses at Police Scotland revealed today they will be forced to fork out about £5 million to prepare for a potential visit by the US President, even though he hasn’t confirmed if he’ll make the journey north of the Border. Evening Telegraph 28/6/2018 News Local Policing in A Nationalised Police Force: A Study on the Local Teams of the Netherlands’ National Police This article concentrates on the local consequences of the introduction of the Netherlands’ National Police. Six local teams of the National Police were studied, using both interviews with officers and observations of police work. Despite the emphasis on standardization, this study showed that there are important differences between these teams. The scale enlargement of the local teams resulted in several negative side effects, such as an increase in driving time of patrol cars in rural areas, and a loss of social bonds between officers in these teams. The aim to replace traditional patrol work by problem-oriented types of policing is hardly realized in practice. Despite the emphasis on the importance of community policing, in fact community officers now have a more isolated position. The introduction of the National Police created more distance between citizens and the police and made that this relationship is now more dependent on abstract forms of communication. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 28/6/2018 Research article «424342444245424642474248424942504251Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
