Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91661 total results. Showing results 86441 to 86460 «431943204321432243234324432543264327Next ›Last » Plymouth police officers are asking people to give them lifts to and from jobs. Officers in Plymouth have been tweeting out the request for applicants who would take PCs around the city to community meetings, to other police stations, and on a wide range of other matters. Plymouth Live 10/8/2016 News “There has to be a better way”: Mental health issues in the police service Why is it that PTSD in some forces will result in an injury retirement, in others a resignation and in the worst cases prosecution? Gill Scott-Moore of the Police Dependents' Trust talks about what's changed in the way police deal with mental health issues, the research the Trust has commissioned, and the work that still needs to be done. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2016 Opinion New £143,000 chief constable appointed at West Mercia Police Before being appointed in the top job today he was deputy chief constable in West Mercia, and prior to that spent four years as assistant chief constable at Avon and Somerset Police. Worcester News 10/8/2016 News Police in Surrey ‘among fittest in the country’ Results published by the college reveal that the pass rate for fitness among officers in the county is almost 100%. The Villager 10/8/2016 News Police officer helps man publish book of his own poems PC Paul Davies encouraged Oliver Moran to collate his poems into a book to help other people suffering with mental health issues after he recited them in the police van Manchester Evening News 10/8/2016 News UK Takes Action against Modern Slavery at Sea The new powers are in addition to the support earlier announced by the government, including a new taskforce to coordinate cross-government action, GBP 33.5 million in official development assistance funding and a HMIC inspection to assess police response to modern slavery. world maritime news 10/8/2016 News Police officers Facing Probe over Misconduct Claims The IPCC has launched an investigation into the interaction between Surrey Police and Stacy Banner - the daughter and sister respectively of murdered Christine and Lucy Lee - in February and March 2014. Farnham Herald 10/8/2016 News What are the Police and Crime Commissioners doing about the chief constables expenses scandal? Conservative Home 10/8/2016 Feature, Opinion New series of joint inspections to focus on domestic abuse Joint inspections are to examine how local partners, including local authorities, police and probation, and health services, work together to protect children living with domestic abuse. gov.uk 10/8/2016 News Summit looks to ‘do more to clean up Boston’s streets’ – leaders say ‘perception is far adrift from reality’ Those attending were reportedly told that challenges ‘should be addressed in the context of an overall crime rate that is falling’ – down eight percent on last year. Boston Standard 10/8/2016 News Police officer who ran red light avoids driving ban Jennifer Jones was driving a colleague who needed to attend to a family emergency back to his own vehicle when the collision happened. BBC 10/8/2016 News Schoolgirl in car fleeing police killed after it smashes into high street shop A 15-year-old girl, who is yet to be named, died after a VW Golf failed to stop then careered into a TV and Video repair shop on High Town Road in Luton last night Mirror 10/8/2016 News Now lets move on says councillor, as West Yorkshire police chief in misconduct probe quits “It is a positive thing for West Yorkshire that we will be able to move on from the last two years and find a permanent chief constable.” The Yorkshire Post 10/8/2016 News Surrey PCC’s four year crime plan prioritises locals’ concerns A new vision has been set out for Surrey Police and includes tackling terrorism and supporting victims. Eagle Radio 10/8/2016 News UK set to quit EUROPOL first before EU police force launches expansion Britain is preparing to leave the European Union (EU) one organisation at a time - with the first aim of quitting the bloc's police force. Express 10/8/2016 News Police overspend deepens to £11.5m SCOTLAND’S single police force will go further into the red this year despite an £18 million boost by the Scottish Government. The National 10/8/2016 News British police may have spied in Ireland Sinn Fein has called for a British inquiry into undercover policing to be extended to Ireland amid concerns that evidence from officers involved in the scandal could have been used to secure convictions. The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2016 News We ARE a law unto ourselves, admit the police Police chiefs were forced into a humiliating climbdown over their pay and perks last night. It comes after the Daily Mail revealed how forces were secretly handing out huge allowances to senior officers – and refusing to make the details public. Mail Online 10/8/2016 News Met Police still has 27,000 PCs running Windows XP Met Police’s insistence on running aging Windows XP is putting Londoners’ personal data at risk, it is claimed Tech Week Europe 9/8/2016 News New Deputy Chief Constable for Crime and Operational Support announced Johnny Gwynne has been appointed by the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) as Police Scotland’s Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) for Crime and Operational Support. The Edinburgh Reporter 9/8/2016 News «431943204321432243234324432543264327Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
