Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103065 total results. Showing results 87141 to 87160 «435443554356435743584359436043614362Next ›Last » Police hide 100 emergency trauma kits around City of London’s Square Mile in case of terror attacks Police have hidden 100 emergency trauma kits around the Square Mile of the City of London in case of a sudden terror attack. The City of London police is training 60 officers to use packs that are filled with specialist medical equipment and hidden in various locations. The Standard 14/3/2018 News ‘Whistleblower’ questioned police payments A financial expert at Scotland's police watchdog raised concerns about a number of payments made to senior figures, an employment tribunal is to hear. BBC 14/3/2018 News We must protect our rights from automated decisions We mustn’t ignore the great potential of new technologies to improve our society – but nor must we turn a blind eye to the risks they pose Huffington Post 14/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Home Office evidence to the Senior Salaries Review Body, police and crime commissioners: 2018 to 2019 The Senior Salaries Review Body must consider evidence from a variety of sources when giving advice on pay, including the Home Office. This document is the evidence submission from the Home Office and covers police and crime commissioners in England and Wales. It also includes evidence submitted by HM Treasury on the general economic outloo Home Office 14/3/2018 Report Telford abuse: CSE is a national issue, so cut out the guesswork on scale of problem, says force head Reports on the scale of sexual abuse in Telford – with media claims of up to 1,000 youngsters involved – have been sensationally exaggerated, West Mercia Police maintains. Police Professional 14/3/2018 News Knife-crime forum: ‘Time to educate young men to think about consequences of their criminality’ Home Secretary Amber Rudd is holding talks with policing leaders from England and Wales today to discuss the rising tide of knife crime as weapon-related hospital admissions hits its highest level in five years Police Professional 14/3/2018 News Thames Valley Police announces return of Custodian helmet The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley Anthony Stansfeld, has announced today (Wednesday) that the force will be bringing back Custodian Helmets. The Bucks Herald 14/3/2018 News The Met Police’s new fleet of cars will emit only WATER Mindful of London’s poor inner-city air quality, the Metropolitan Police Service has chosen its new fleet of cars carefully – picking 11 new Toyotas whose only ‘tailpipe’ emission is water that’s clean enough to drink. Motoring Research 14/3/2018 News Fancy being a PCSO? Cleveland Police launches first ‘pre-job’ course It's designed to give 'in-depth insight' into life of a PCSO. Previous applicants welcome, but act fast as 'interest will be high' Gazette Live 14/3/2018 News Police Commissioner to focus effort and resources on growing knife crime Education and prevention were the key action points to emerge from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s big debate. Tamworth Informed 14/3/2018 News Hillsborough relatives ‘disgusted’ by CPS decision over West Midlands police Prosecutors say evidential threshold not met for charges over original investigation into football disaster The Guardian 14/3/2018 News Tackling gang and youth violence: Learning from the past In recent weeks there have been numerous news stories about the rise in knife crime and gang violence. Mark Cooper looks back at some of the initiatives to tackle these challenges and considers which have been most successful. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 Analysis Dubai Police proposes tech-based “Police without Policemen” project Dubai Police is using technology to achieve the highest levels of security and safety without the need for the presence of policemen 24/7. OpenGov Asia 14/3/2018 News Sexual offences on UK railways: Incidents up to 2,382 from 1,049 five years ago A campaign geared to empower victims to report unwanted sexual behaviour on Britain’s railways has seen offences more than double in the past five years. Police Professional 14/3/2018 News Opportunities for Superintendent/Detective Superintendent Promotion / Level Transfer Opportunities. A number of exciting positions have arisen within the most forward thinking police force in the country. Kent Police was the first force to receive an Outstanding rating for Legitimacy in the PEEL assessments and the only force to retain it for a second year. We continue to push the boundaries for innovation and transformation with both technology and creative policing models providing a unique platform for anyone wishing to take their career to new heights. If this sounds tempting, we are now looking for suitably qualified Chief Inspectors/Detective Chief Inspectors who are eligible for promotion and Superintendents/Detective Superintendents on a level transfer to join our leadership teams. Starting Salary: National Superintendent Pay scale plus £2,000 South East allowance (or other housing rent allowance). Closing date 19th March 2018 Kent Police 14/3/2018 Jobs Action needed on detective crisis, says Fed Secretary of forum says lack of capacity is taking its toll on colleagues. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 News Gwent Police admits data breach The police and crime commissioner also wants a full review from the chief constable. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 News Stormont impasse means police not held to account Oversight body does not have legal authority to oversee PSNI because of political deadlock. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2018 News Gwent Police sat on data breach exposure for a year before informing ICO Gwent Police failed to inform up to 450 people that hackers may have accessed their confidential information after it found that an online tool that allowed citizens to report incidents to the Police was exposed to hackers. SC Media 14/3/2018 News NHS figures show knife-related hospital admissions rise The number of knife-related hospital admissions is at its highest level in England for five years, analysis of figures by the BBC shows. NHS figures show there were an average of 12 knife assault-related hospital admissions every day in 2016-17. BBC 14/3/2018 News «435443554356435743584359436043614362Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
