Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 86721 to 86740 «433343344335433643374338433943404341Next ›Last » Professor rescued from thugs stalls Sadiq Khan’s plan to close police stations Sadiq Khan’s plan to close more than half of London’s police stations to the public has been put on hold following a legal challenge from a university professor brutally attacked at home. The High Court has agreed to hear a crowdfunded judicial review application from Paul Kohler, questioning the legality of the consultation process being used to shut 38 of the 73 police front counters in the capital. The Standard 11/4/2018 News Counter-terrorism policing commanders inspection HMICFRS has published the report of an inspection into the roles of counter-terrorism policing commanders. National policing arrangements exist in England and Wales to counter the threat of terrorism. Under certain circumstances, chief constables will cede control of their resources to a police commander working on their behalf. This inspection examined the role of these counter-terrorism commanders, our findings are set out in the report below. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/4/2018 Report Metropolitan Police wasting resources on historical investigations, claims former Scotland Yard boss A former head of Scotland Yard has said the force has wasted resources on historical investigations. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/4/2018 News Northamptonshire PCC to take charge of fire service A police and crime commissioner who will also take charge of a fire service said the move was a chance to "reinvest back into front-line services". BBC 11/4/2018 News Commissioner’s ‘swinging the lead’ comment prompts Northamptonshire Police backlash The county’s police and crime commissioner has been forced to make an apology to the force’s staff after suggesting some had not been pulling their weight. Northampton Chronicle & Echo 11/4/2018 News Fifth PCC takes over fire and rescue service governance Northamptonshire will become the fifth region in the country to have a police, fire and crime commissioner (PFCC). Police Professional 11/4/2018 News The Met may close the Stephen Lawrence case, but it had better not forget it The Met police’s darkest hour led to a safer country – for all, not just minority Britons. That progress should not be reversed The Guardian 11/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Victims could sue internet companies, says modern slavery lead CC Shaun Sawyer told newspaper the internet is a 'safe space for organised crime'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2018 News Fury over Home Secretary’s violent crime claims Come and see what is happening in northern inner cities, Ms Rudd is told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2018 News Violent crime rises sharply in Wales as the number of police officers falls Reports of violent crimes have risen by 98% in the last decade but the wide and complex factors go beyond simply a fall in police numbers Wales Online 11/4/2018 News Amber Rudd told to QUIT by cops as police officers reveal they CRY over their workload Police are demanding Amber Rudd resigns over surging crime. Daily Star 11/4/2018 News Meet Dorset Police’s new Chief Constable James Vaughan Dorset Police has a new boss at the helm this week. James Vaughan has started his new role as Chief Constable of the force following the retirement of Debbie Simpson, whose career spanned more than 35 years. Dorset Echo 11/4/2018 News Snow adds to software costs for police in North Yorkshire Snow in February forced North Yorkshire Police to spend more than £3,750 on new software licences, the force has confirmed. Because of the snow many staff were unable to reach the force's new HQ i n Northallerton for traffic safety concerns and public transport issues The Northern Echo 11/4/2018 News “Cuts to police ARE having an effect on rise in crime” – PCC Cuts to police resources and funding ARE having an effect on the increased number of crimes on Cheshire’s streets. That’s the view of Warrington-based Police and Crime Commissioner David Keane, in response to the Government’s Serious Violence Strategy, following a spate of violent attacks across the country. Warrington Worldwide 11/4/2018 News Crime and punishment: Keeping the focus on prevention While problems with policing still hit the headlines, behind the scenes, positive work is going on in crime prevention Holyrood Magazine 11/4/2018 Analysis, Feature West Yorkshire Police spend £750,000 a year on photocopying Police spent almost a quarter of a million pounds on photocopying in the first three months of 2018 - equivalent to 12 new police officers. Telegraph and Argus 11/4/2018 News Police chief backs bid to curb stabbings, shootings and acid attacks The serious violence strategy is underpinned by £40 million of Home Office funding and led by a new Offensive Weapons Bill that aims to make it much harder for young criminals to arm themselves. Matthew Ellis, Staffordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, said that although knife crime in the county was not of the scale seen in some big cities, it was still an increasing problem. Express & Star 11/4/2018 News Former Met Police Chief: Historical sex investigations a waste of time The former head of the Metropolitan Police has told LBC that putting time and resources into investigating historical sexual offences is a waste of time and has led to a lack of police to deal with violent crime. LBC 11/4/2018 News Sacramento police issue new rules on muting body cameras he Sacramento Police Department has issued new direction on how and when officers can mute their body cameras, Police Chief Daniel Hahn said Tuesday. The temporary order comes as footage from a police body camera captured someone telling officers to mute their body cameras last month after police fatally shot Stephon Clark, an unarmed black man in his grandmother's backyard. The muting of the cameras stoked suspicion among community members. CNN 11/4/2018 News Reality Check: Are police forces getting more money? The impact of funding on rising crime is a matter of hot debate, but what is certain is that police forces in England and Wales have less money than they did in 2010. Putting a precise figure on it is harder than you might think, however, because budgets are made up of different elements and these elements are not published officially in one place. BBC 11/4/2018 Analysis, Feature «433343344335433643374338433943404341Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
