Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96629 total results. Showing results 85001 to 85020 «424742484249425042514252425342544255Next ›Last » Online criminals are better organised than businesses says former GCHQ chief Robert Hannigan Cybercriminals often understand the digital economy better than the companies they are attacking, according to a former director of GCHQ. The Times - Subscription at source 4/8/2017 News Local Business Case for Police and Fire Service Collaboration – Staffordshire An independent Business Case has been developed and considers the four available options to increase collaborations between the police and fire services in Staffordshire Staffordshire OPCC 3/8/2017 Report Staffordshire Police and Crime Panel Home Office Grant Allocation 2016/17 To report on the allocation of grant received from the Home Office to meet the costs of the Police and Crime Panel during 2016/17 and on the approved level of grant for 2017/18. Staffordshire OPCC 3/8/2017 Report Grasping the nettle of merging police and fire governance? Former Greater Manchester Police ACC, Ian Wiggett gives his view on the latest developments in police and fire governance and the newly re-branded HMICFRS expanded role to take in fire. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/8/2017 Opinion Forensic services provider looks to ‘exciting’ work with five forces Five forces will work with the company to 'transform the delivery of forensic services'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/8/2017 News Context would tackle the fake news around ‘police use of force’ There is a treasure trove of information available which could provide much-needed context to negative headlines, says Rory Geoghegan. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/8/2017 Feature, Opinion Buy now, pay later: Boom time schemes still costing £135 million a year A Police Oracle analysis reveals the amount of money being paid to private companies for agreements made by old force leaderships in the years before austerity hit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/8/2017 Analysis, Feature Police accused of threatening sex workers rather than pursuing brothel thieves Labour frontbencher Keir Starmer concerned about priorities of Met police after spate of robberies of premises used for sex work in London The Guardian 3/8/2017 News Rashan Charles death: Father-of-one did not swallow drugs before dying in police custody, watchdog reveals The young man who died after being wrestled to the floor by a police officer following a chase in east London had not swallowed drugs, forensic tests have revealed. The Standard 3/8/2017 News Fed cautiously welcomes government mental health care proposals Steve White said any additional help for mental health services and sufferers is a good thing for policing. Police Oracle 3/8/2017 News A recruitment drive for police constables has been launched in Devon Devon and Cornwall Police have launched a recruitment drive for the next generation of officers in Devon. The force this week opened its registration process for those people looking to enforce law and order in the two counties. Devon Live 3/8/2017 News Low police numbers ‘no surprise’, says Wiltshire and Swindon PCC The fact that Wiltshire has the lowest rate of police officers per head in the country “should not come as a surprise”, says the Police and Crime Commissioner of Wiltshire and Swindon. Wiltshire Times 3/8/2017 News Rashan Charles: Diane Abbott says police watchdog’s findings will ‘cause deep concern’ Investigation finds object removed from 20-year-old's throat by paramedics 'did not contain a controlled substance' The Independent 3/8/2017 News Education AND experience? The @wecops debate on the PEQF and RPEL The @wecops chat on Wednesday 19th July looked at the controversial Police Educational Qualifications Framework (PEQF), focusing on Recognition of Prior Experience and Learning. It was led by Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University, serving frontline officer Dan Reynolds, and the College of Policing. Dan and Emma recount the debate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/8/2017 Opinion Change at the top for Police Scotland A new deputy chief constable designate will be recommended to the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) after the surprise announcement of Iain Livingstone’s retirement. Police Professional 2/8/2017 News Terror group’s plans thwarted after being hired by undercover officers Terrorists who named themselves the ‘Three Musketeers’ have been found guilty of planning an attack on a UK military target or police officer following one of the “most complex” terror investigations in years. Police Professional 2/8/2017 News APCC Response to ONS figures on deaths related to drug poisoning in England and Wales in 2016 In response to the Statistical Bulletin published today by the Office for National Statistics on deaths in 2016 related to drug poisoning in England and Wales, Hardyal Dhindsa, the APCC Portfolio Lead on Alcohol & Substance Misuse and Police & Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 2/8/2017 News Estates Strategy Work has been going on over many months to determine which police buildings we need - and which we can manage without. At the heart of the detailed discussions has been the need to ensure that our Community Policing Teams (CPTs) have the right presence in the right locations. Wiltshire OPCC 2/8/2017 Report HMIC Reports on Crime Data Integrity and Vulnerability HMIC estimates that Kent force fails to record over 24,000 reported crimes each year. Kent OPCC 2/8/2017 Report Update On Expenditure to Support Kent Police and Crime Plan This paper provides examples of how April to May 2017 published expenditure supports delivery of the ‘Safer in Kent' plan priorities. Kent OPCC 2/8/2017 Report «424742484249425042514252425342544255Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
