Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96577 total results. Showing results 85481 to 85500 «427142724273427442754276427742784279Next ›Last » Violence against women and girls service transformation fund: successful bids 2017 to 2020 Outlines the projects that have been awarded funding from the violence against women and girls service transformation fund. Home Office 5/7/2017 Report Home Secretary awards £17m to tackle violence against women and girls Amber Rudd has announced more than 40 projects will share around £17m from the VAWG Service Transformation Fund to help prevent violence against women and girls. Home Office 5/7/2017 News One body could decide pay of both chiefs and rank-and-file in future Fed and Supers say this would make system seem fair. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2017 News Wiltshire PCC’s Draft Annual Report 2016-17 In 2016-17 crimes recorded by Wiltshire Police increased by nine per cent in comparison to 2015-16. Wiltshire OPCC 5/7/2017 Report Wiltshire Police and Crime Plan 15-17 Activity Closure List Updating the Automatic Number Plate Recognition system across the Wiltshire and Swindon to enhance capabilities to respond to crime Wiltshire OPCC 5/7/2017 Report Police chief: We can’t cope with crime levels West Midlands Police is struggling to cope with an unprecedented level of demand for its over-stretched services, the force's assistant chief constable has said. Express & Star 5/7/2017 News Devon and Cornwall Police says stalking victims will be listened to after damning report Devon and Cornwall's top cop said lessons have been learned over how the force deals with allegations of stalking and harassment after the publication of a damning report saying police often missed or misunderstood the crime. Cornwall Live 5/7/2017 News Met faces £300k bill after dog bites autistic man Met chiefs are facing a £300,000 court bill after an autistic man was bitten by an out-of-control police dog. The Standard 5/7/2017 News Hemel Hempstead police station to get £1million refurbishment Hemel Hempstead’s police station will be getting a £1million refurbishment. The significant investment will be announced by Police and Crime Commissioner David Lloyd later this week, signalling an end to speculation on the future of the station. Hemel Today 5/7/2017 News Recruit ‘paedophile hunters’ call to help police There are calls for so-called "paedophile hunters" to be given a greater role in the fight against online child sexual exploitation. BBC 5/7/2017 News Black people more likely to be searched by police, report finds BLACK people were twice as likely to be searched by police in Scotland than white, Asian or Indian citizens, a new report has revealed. The National 5/7/2017 News Hello, hello, hello: West Yorkshire Police officers may have to wear name badges Officers in Yorkshire’s biggest police force could be told to wear name badges while on duty so they can be identified more easily by members of the public. The Yorkshire Post 5/7/2017 News Police cell custody in Cleveland area handed to new provider DEALING with prisoners in police cells across Teesside has been taken over by a new private company. Cleveland’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Barry Coppinger said the move will save the force about £1.8m. The Northern Echo 5/7/2017 News Crime rates soar: Huge spike in robbery, violence and thugs carrying weapons Crime has rocketed by eight per cent in the West Midlands with huge spikes in robbery, violence, burglary, and thugs carrying weapons. Express & Star 5/7/2017 News Crime will rise again over summer, warns West Midlands Police boss Crime rates are set to get worse over the summer while police services for the vulnerable could be at risk of being 'dialled down', Chief Constable Dave Thompson has warned Express & Star 5/7/2017 News Gwent Police gives £300k of crime cash to community groups Gareth Hughes is training at Bertie's Caldicot Amateur Boxing Club in the hope of walking again Almost £300,000 seized from criminals has been used to help community projects in the Gwent Police area. BBC 5/7/2017 News Police let down victims of stalking People who have suffered repeated harassment or stalking are frequently being let down by under-recording, inconsistent services and a lack of understanding by the criminal justice system, according to a report published by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) and Her Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) today. Devon Live 5/7/2017 News Intelligence matters: The service has ignored intelligence training for too long Retired Metropolitan Police Service Detective Superintendent Paul Downing is the former head of the MPS Crime Academy Intelligence Faculty. He argues intelligence training has been marginalised in recent years and is failing to keep pace with the changing times. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/7/2017 Opinion Blockchain technology could help transform criminal justice system, report argues Police Foundation and CGI discuss need for digitisation to shake up a justice system beset by changing crimes, archaic practices, spending cuts and inefficient paper-based systems Government Computing 5/7/2017 News Post-traumatic stress in frontline policing Police Dependants' Trust 5/7/2017 Report «427142724273427442754276427742784279Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
