Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96530 total results. Showing results 85901 to 85920 «429242934294429542964297429842994300Next ›Last » Who will become the first PCC to govern both police and fire? Policing Insight launches a unique ‘tracker’ and a series of special articles examining the progress of Police and Crime Commissioners as they assume joint governance over police and fire services in their areas. In the first of the series, Catherine Levin takes a look at the runners and riders and discovers that currently 'the east has it'. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/6/2017 Analysis, Feature PCC Fire Governance Progress Tracker UPDATED 12TH AUGUST 2019: A regular series of articles and this useful tracker of the PCCs’ activity and progress. This update reflects the outcomes of the judicial reviews in Cambridgeshire and West Mercia. Gloucestershire were also informed that their business case would not be reviewed before the 2020 PCC elections. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/6/2017 Analysis, Feature Time to invest more? Or keep trying to maximise how we use what we have? Another in our series of exclusive articles following the result of the General Election. Eleven years ago, Leicestershire Police had one officer for every 430 citizens - it's one officer for every 599 citizens now. Simon Cole QPM, the force's Chief Constable, looks at the substantial financial challenge facing PCCs and Chiefs. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/6/2017 Analysis It’s time for police leaders to take a stand Continuing our series of exclusive articles following the result of the General Election, former Chief Constable Stuart Hyde suggests "now is the time to reach out, canvass and cajole, influence and inform, to seek some remedy to the lack of police funding" Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/6/2017 Opinion Progress Update on PCP Recommendations – TVP To liaise with the Hampshire Police and Crime Panel Chairman to look at scrutinising the decisions and actions of the two respective PCCs in respect of collaboration Thames Valley OPCC 13/6/2017 Report Business tsar announced as new Policing Minister Policing’s two top ministerial roles have both been re-filled after the Prime Minister announced changes to her team – with one ‘standout’ familiar name to the Home Office in the reshuffled ranks. Police Professional 13/6/2017 News Guidance published to simplify the complexity of child cruelty offences Proposed sentencing guidelines have been published to set out a “clear approach” for convictions of child cruelty. Police Professional 13/6/2017 News Norfolk’s chief constable to stay in post until 2020 Norfolk’s top police officer is set to remain in post for longer after his contract was extended. Lynn News 13/6/2017 News Devon crime czar hits back after ‘armed citizens’ interview hits national headlines Devon crime tsar Alison Hernandez claims she has been misinterpreted in her response to a suggestion residents with gun licences could help repel a terrorist attack. Devon Live 13/6/2017 News Another legal battle with PCC over treatment of chief has been launched West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner is subject of legal proceedings related to secret investigation report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/6/2017 News Theresa May’s PCC policy has been dealt a huge blow Introduced so the public could vote for someone who had the power to hire and fire chief constables, the very point of their existence has surely been called into question, writes Ian Weinfass. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/6/2017 Feature, Opinion West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner taking control of fire service could save £4million Major proposals could see West Mercia’s Police and Crime Commissioner take control of fire services in Worcestershire in a bid to save £4million a year. A consultation on the revamp was launched on Monday which, if approved, would see Commissioner John Campion take over the running of Shropshire and Hereford and Worcester Fire Services. Droitwich Standard 13/6/2017 News Police Scotland to create ‘cadre of experts’ to beat cyber-crime Police Scotland plans to create a “special constabulary” of private sector computer specialists who will be called on to help defeat the growing threat from cyber-crime. The Scotsman 13/6/2017 News Plans to combine fire and police services in Shropshire criticised Plans to control both police and fire services under one organisation have been branded a "power grab" and a bid for "an empire". Shropshire Star 13/6/2017 News Alison Hernandez: Together we’ll maintain fight for fairer police funding deal There should be an option to raise money locally, too, argues Alison Hernandez. Plymouth Live 13/6/2017 Feature, Opinion Police commissioner: ‘If I had a gun and saw a terrorist I would use it’ The Thames Valley Police Commissioner told Nick Ferrari that if he was in a rural village and saw a terrorist in action, he would "do something about it" LBC 13/6/2017 News Munich police officer seriously injured in metro station shooting Police in German city arrest suspect who took gun from officer and shot her in head in non-terrorism-related incident The Guardian 13/6/2017 News New Garda IT system for suspect fiscal deals Banks, credit unions, cash businesses and professions can now report suspicious transactions more easily to specialist gardaí with a new secure online system. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 13/6/2017 News ‘The right thing to do’ – Crime Commissioner stands by decision to remove chief constable South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commisioner, Alan Billings, is standing by his decision to remove the former chief constable. BBC 13/6/2017 News Consultation: Changes to the Crime Survey for England and Wales In the context of public sector financial constraints, the future level of funding for the CSEW will be reduced with effect from October 2017. Therefore we have drawn up a range of proposals to reduce the cost of the CSEW in 2017/18 and future years. Full details and information on the likely impacts of the different solutions are set out in this document. We are now seeking user feedback on the potential options in order to inform our decision on how best to achieve the required cost savings. Office for National Statistics (ONS) 13/6/2017 Report «429242934294429542964297429842994300Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
