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Predictive policing used in multi-agency operation across the Medway Towns to pinpoint crimes Kent Online	4/8/2015 News
Budget Cuts May Prompt Police Force Mergers Police forces will have to co-operate much more closely, with some facing the prospect of merging with their neighbours, senior police figures have told Sky News. Sky News	4/8/2015 News
New campaign launched to tackle ‘sexting’ in West Yorkshire Wakefield Express	4/8/2015 News
Rotherham’s police have learned that smiles can mask abuse Alan Billings, police and crime commissioner for South Yorkshire - "A year on from the Jay report, our officers now accept we didn’t grasp what grooming really looked like" The Guardian	4/8/2015 Feature, Opinion
East Midlands universities and police forces secure funding in regional policing partnership A consortium of seven universities, five police forces and five Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC) across the East Midlands have been awarded £862,620 from the College of Policing, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) and the Home Office Police Knowledge Fund. Herald & Post (Northants)	4/8/2015 News
‘Fall in rural crime does not tell the whole story’ THE cost of rural crime has fallen across Yorkshire but remains a multi-million pound headache for farmers, according to new figures. The Yorkshire Post	4/8/2015 News
Weekly review: Modern slavery, child sex exploitation and burglary Michelle Newell reviews the week’s key policing news, both national and local - including stories from City of London, Derbyshire, Lancashire, the Met, Norfolk, North Wales, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire, Staffordshire, West Midlands and Wiltshire. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	4/8/2015 News
Prostitution zone is a definite ‘no-go’ area, says PCC A police and crime commissioner (PCC) has slammed the door on a plan to allow a tolerance zone for prostitution after admitting round-the-table discussions between councillors and police officers went too far. Police Professional	3/8/2015 News
Rise in number of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) reports in Northamptonshire since start of high-profile campaign Northamptonshire Police is currently carrying out 28 investigations into suspected Child Exploitation (CSE) crimes, new figures have revealed. Chronicle & Echo (Northampton)	3/8/2015 News
New combined police and fire bases Police Oracle - Subscription at source	3/8/2015 News
Senior officers ‘exonerated’ by PCCs could still face misconduct hearings Police Oracle - Subscription at source	3/8/2015 News
Cannabis possession shouldn’t be counted in police performance targets, LSE study says Police should not count minor drugs possession when measuring their performance so they are not forced to unduly target drug users, a study has found. Huffington Post	3/8/2015 News
Scotland’s Police Chief ‘Failing’ Ethnic Minority Officers The Voice	3/8/2015 News
IPCC to investigate handling of alleged claim of child sexual abuse made about former PM Sir Edward Heath ITV News	3/8/2015 News
Pressure mounts on Government to take action on Police Scotland Pressure is mounting on ministers to take action on Police Scotland amid further criticism of the force over claims it illegally spied on a journalist to uncover sources. The Herald (Scotland)	3/8/2015 News
May 2016 PCC elections: How prepared are the political parties? Bernard Rix, CoPaCC CEO, finds that some political parties have already started the race to elect PCCs in May 2016 Policing Insight - Subscription at source	3/8/2015 Analysis
Drug possession offences should not be used to assess police performance, research suggests Study finds that officers are targeting low-level possession of cannabis rather than concentrating on more serious crime The Telegraph	3/8/2015 News
Police launch new strategy to tackle rural crime in Northamptonshire Northamptonshire Telegraph	3/8/2015 News
County Council and PCC to sell-off ‘under-utilised’ buildings and land Staffordshire County Council and Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Ellis have formed a strategic property partnership – known as Penda – in order to make the most of their land and buildings. Stoke on Trent Live	3/8/2015 News
Nick Alston backs shocking street lights report The Police and Crime Commissioner for Essex has welcomed a report proving that a lack of street lights does not lead to more crime or crashes. Echo (Essex)	3/8/2015 News

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