Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96579 total results. Showing results 85461 to 85480 «427042714272427342744275427642774278Next ›Last » Shotgun certificates held by thousands of under-18s in England and Wales More than 3,500 children and teenagers hold the document, for which there is no minimum age – although under 15s cannot use firearms without supervision The Guardian 7/7/2017 News Metropolitan Police seeks crisis funding after ‘unprecedented strain’ of terror attacks and Grenfell Tower Scotland Yard has applied for emergency funds reserved for crises that threaten the finances of a force after three terrorist attacks and the Grenfell Tower inferno. The Times - Subscription at source 7/7/2017 News Tasers used against children as young as TEN in the West Midlands Police also 'red-dotted' a 12-year-old Birmingham Live 6/7/2017 News Amber Rudd’s speech on tackling violence against women and girls Home Secretary Amber Rudd's speech on how the government will help prevent and address violence against women and girls. Home Office 6/7/2017 Report Wiltshire Performance Report Q4 2016/17 The table below provides a very simplistic overview of how many crimes of each type have been recorded and how much that differs from the previous 12 months. Wiltshire OPCC 6/7/2017 Report Report on Wiltshire PCC Risk Register The register is a dynamic document and is intended to capture live management of risk and mitigation, rather than being a record of all possible risks. Wiltshire OPCC 6/7/2017 Report Wiltshire And Swindon PCC Dynamic Risk Register 2017-2021 Table of events, consequnces, impact and mitgation and controls. Wiltshire OPCC 6/7/2017 Report Report To PCC On Monitoring Of Professional Standards The average number of days to finalise LR complaints continues to be well above threshold (104 days) Wiltshire OPCC 6/7/2017 Report Balancing The 2017-18 Budget Wiltshire Results in total savings delivered of £19.804m since 2011. These savings are in line with the Plan reported in the 11 January paper to the Panel. Wiltshire OPCC 6/7/2017 Report £17m project to end violence against women will target aggressive teenage boys Aggressive teenage boys will be targeted to stop them turning into abusers under a £17 million wave of projects to tackle domestic violence, Home Secretary Amber Rudd has announced. Care Appointments 6/7/2017 News UK terror convictions rising, BBC Jihadist database shows More than 100 people in the UK have been convicted of terrorism offences related to Syria and Iraq since 2014, research by the BBC has revealed. BBC 6/7/2017 News ‘Reducing our number of firearms officers must be considered unacceptable’ Chairman of the Defence Police Federation issues warning over potential reduction in personnel strength at his force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2017 Feature, Opinion ‘Lack of progress’ in Scottish forensics says inspectorate A report by the inspectorate praised services as a whole but said improvements were not being made Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2017 News Number of grievances lodged by Police Scotland officers against force doubles Complaints by Police Scotland officers against their own force have doubled for the second year in a row, new figures showed. The Press and Journal 6/7/2017 News Police officers ‘run ragged’ due to budget cuts Police officers are “run ragged” and it is “no wonder” they are falling ill, says the chairman of West Mercia Police Federation. Shropshire Star 6/7/2017 News Not enough potential chief officers being trained to fill upcoming vacancies But direct entry may not help, policing organisations say Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2017 News Neil McLennan: What freedoms do we give up to arm all police? Neil McLennan is a former head of History and now leadership programme director at University of Aberdeen. The Scotsman 6/7/2017 Feature, Opinion Police Commissioners could demand more money under a proposed new law Police Commissioners could demand more money from the Home Office under a proposed new law. ITV News 6/7/2017 News Police funding law proposed by Plaid Cymru’s Lord Wigley A change to how police are funded is to be put forward by a Welsh peer. BBC 6/7/2017 News Metropolitan police extend controversial spit hood trial across London Met says trial is being widened because a successful pilot scheme was too limited – but critics say hoods breach people’s rights The Guardian 6/7/2017 News «427042714272427342744275427642774278Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
