Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98687 total results. Showing results 86881 to 86900 «434143424343434443454346434743484349Next ›Last » Deputy Chief Constable – Crime and Operational Support The Scottish Police Authority is looking for an outstanding leader to join Police Scotland’s executive team. Salary £174,741. The closing date for applications is NOON on Monday 4 September 2017. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 15/8/2017 Jobs Essex Police has spent more than £83,000 repairing speed cameras in the past five years, FOI reveals A Freedom of Information request made to Essex Police has revealed the staggering amount that has been spent on repairing speed cameras in the last five years. Between January 2012 and June 2017, a colossal £83,300 has been spent on repairing 16 damaged speed cameras across the county. Essex Live 15/8/2017 News Body cameras for police have little impact on crime Police forces have spent nearly £23 million on body cameras even though trials have raised questions about their effectiveness and suggested that they do little to reduce crime, according to a report published today. The Times - Subscription at source 15/8/2017 News Child rapist informant considers suing the police He claims the Operation Shelter trials had forced him into hiding Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/8/2017 News Information exchange: Police ICT is set to revamp its Knowledge Hub There are a number of information-sharing forums available to the service, but Police ICT believes that when it comes to ICT more could be done to share best practice, facilitate collaboration and enable access to private ICT providers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/8/2017 News Ex Northumbria chief ‘appalled’ at sex offender payment Sue Sim has criticised the force for the payment made during Operation Sanctuary Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/8/2017 News PSNI splashed out £700k on body cameras Police in Northern Ireland spent more than £700,000 on body-worn cameras - but can't state how many times their footage has been used in court. Belfast Telegraph 15/8/2017 News Smile you’re on body worn camera Part II – Police The use of body worn cameras by UK police forces Big Brother Watch 15/8/2017 Report 71% of police forces use body worn cameras but cannot show when footage is used in court – A Big Brother Watch Report A report published by civil liberties and privacy campaign group Big Brother Watch reveals that 71% of UK police forces have spent £22,703,235 on 47,922 body worn cameras but are unable to show how many guilty pleas or convictions have been obtained based on footage from the technology. Big Brother Watch 15/8/2017 News Northumbria – Performance Matrix July 2017 Northumbria OPCC 15/8/2017 Report Delivery of the Police and Crime Plan April-June 2017 Northumbria's targets and performance Northumbria OPCC 15/8/2017 Report Northumbria – Statements Of Accounts 2016/17 Subject To Audit Budget Background – the 2016/17 revenue budget was approved at £266.840m Northumbria OPCC 15/8/2017 Report Northumbria Community Safety Partnership Working Closer Together Background to partnership working and its statutory base, examples of current cooperation and suggests some potential areas for PCP to explore. Northumbria OPCC 15/8/2017 Report GMP has the greatest number of officers wearing body cams outside London Greater Manchester Police officers wear the largest number of body cams of any force outside London according to latest figures. The personal data pressure group Big Brother Watch says GMP has more than 3,000 staff equipped with video recording devices. ITV News 15/8/2017 News West Yorkshire Police’s PFI buildings cost taxpayers £12.1m a year A Private Finance Initiative contract signed by Yorkshire’s biggest police force to create two district headquarters and a state-of-the-art training base will cost taxpayers £338m over 25 years. The Yorkshire Post 15/8/2017 News Firearms officers ‘absolutely sold’ on body-worn cameras Chief Superintendent overseeing the roll-out says his officers are very keen to start using their new head-gear Police Oracle 14/8/2017 News Firefighters could join missing person searches as police bosses take over brigades Firefighters are set to be used in roles traditionally reserved for police officers such as the search for missing people as police commissioners take over the brigades. The Telegraph 14/8/2017 News A problem shared: Data-sharing across local public services With forces exhibiting an increasing appetite to share data, the Police Foundation recently held the second in a series of policy dinners in partnership with KPMG to examine the issue in greater depth. Attended by key stakeholders and academics, the meeting explored how data-sharing can be improved. Liz Crowhurst, former Policy Officer at the Police Foundation, summarises the main findings in a policy document. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/8/2017 Analysis National scheme The Herbert Protocol will help Essex Police find missing dementia-sufferers Essex Police hope to cut the time taken to gather information when a person with dementia goes missing Gazette (Essex) 14/8/2017 News Northumbria PCC’s Progress and Update Report The current front office operating model reflected historic ways of working. 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