Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98786 total results. Showing results 85921 to 85940 «429342944295429642974298429943004301Next ›Last » Norfolk PCC Draft Annual Report 2016/17 See P16-38 Norfolk OPCC 17/10/2017 Report Well earned fun or unprofessional? Police pictured riding dodgems at fair while on duty Humberside Police Chief Superintendent Darren Downs "enjoyed that more than the others!" according to an officer who tweeted the fun and games from Hull Fair Mirror 17/10/2017 News Kevin Nunes shooting: The police mistakes that sank a murder case A promising young footballer shot dead. Five men jailed for his murder released after a catalogue of police mistakes. BBC 17/10/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/10/2017 News ‘Free pass’ for cannabis growers: Criminals caught producing the drug in vast quantities are now routinely let off with a police caution Cannabis growers are routinely being let off by police, the Mail can reveal today. Mail Online 17/10/2017 News Police abandon ‘low-level’ crime inquiries: Every force in Britain is crossing off offences including theft and burglary in minutes if there are no clues Every police force in Britain is abandoning inquiries into thousands of 'hard to solve' low-level offences. Mail Online 17/10/2017 News BBC’s Crimewatch is AXED after 33 years as revamp with Jeremy Vine fails to halt plummeting viewing figures The BBC is axing Crimewatch after 33 years of broadcast, it emerged last night. Mail Online 17/10/2017 News Cuts force Metropolitan Police to ignore minor crime Britain’s biggest police force will stop investigating thousands of “lower level” crimes including burglaries and assaults as part of a cost-cutting drive. The Times - Subscription at source 17/10/2017 News Slavery in the UK is ‘far greater than Home Office estimate’ A Home Office estimate that there are 13,000 modern slaves living in the UK is way short of the mark, with the true number in the tens of thousands, the anti-slavery commissioner has claimed The Times - Subscription at source 17/10/2017 News Scale of drug-driving convictions reveal youngest at 15 and oldest is 76 A third more drivers are being banned from the road for taking drugs as improvements in detection techniques and new testing impact on the latest figures. Police Professional 16/10/2017 News 2017 UK annual report on modern slavery This report provides an overview of modern slavery in the UK and explains how the UK has responded to this threat over the last 12 months. [PDF] Home Office 16/10/2017 Report Forces praised as record number of slavery referrals being treated as crimes Policing has been asked to help deliver a “world-class” response to modern slavery after more than doubling the number of offences recorded. Police Professional 16/10/2017 News The refuge system at breaking point Refuges across the UK say cuts are forcing them to turn away women fleeing domestic violence The Bureau of Investigative Journalism 16/10/2017 News Police ‘should monitor paedophile hunters’, says family of accused The family of a man who apparently took his own life after a video sting by so-called paedophile hunters was posted online is calling for police to monitor these groups more closely. BBC 16/10/2017 News Disappointment expressed over plans for West Mercia PCC John Campion to take control of fire service Disappointment has been expressed over the continued plans of a police chief to take control of the fire service. The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) John Campion is proposing to take on governance of local fire services in Herefordshire, Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Worcestershire. Hereford Times 16/10/2017 News Guidance on outcomes in police misconduct proceedings The College has worked with stakeholders, subject matter experts and partner agencies to develop Guidance on outcomes in police misconduct proceedings. The guidance is designed to ensure consistency and transparency in assessing conduct and imposing outcomes at the conclusion of police misconduct proceedings. [PDF] College of Policing 16/10/2017 Report New guidance on outcomes in misconduct proceedings The outcome of misconduct hearings for officers will be more consistent across England and Wales under new guidance published by the College of Policing today. College of Policing 16/10/2017 News Seeing fans as people: ENABLE UK and policing football ENABLE UK is a new participant action research project funded by the N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8 PRP), and run in collaboration with Keele Academic Policing Collaboration (KPAC) involving eight police forces, Police Scotland, and the College of Policing. Chief Superintendent Owen West from West Yorkshire Police and Amanda Jacks from the Football Supporters Federation explain. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/10/2017 Opinion Pre-charge bail reforms: Context and consequences Former Greater Manchester Police ACC Ian Wiggett and Gavin Hales, Associate Fellow at The Police Foundation review the impact of the pre-charge bail reforms implemented in the Policing and Crime Act in April 2017 Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/10/2017 Analysis Police And Crime Panels – Consultation On Proposals For National Representation At both of the above meetings, through subsequent conversations and feedback, three principal options seem to have emerged. Nottinghamshire OPCC 16/10/2017 Report «429342944295429642974298429943004301Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
