Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 87321 to 87340 «436343644365436643674368436943704371Next ›Last » Home Office register of forensic pathologists The Home Office register of forensic pathologists is a list of forensic pathologists who meet the criteria for registration as detailed in the process and criteria for recommendation for admission to the Home Secretary’s register of forensic pathologists. This document lists those on the register by group practice and details the police forces within those group practice areas. Home Office 16/3/2018 Report Police Chiefs’ blog: CC Sara Thornton on Chief Officers’ Day – March 2018 On Wednesday, we held a one day conference for chief officers of all ranks in London. With the aim of ensuring that attendees were briefed on national issues, this conference was designed to enable colleagues to work together more effectively. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/3/2018 Feature, Opinion CRC sets up in-house research unit Probation company to have own team tasked with looking at what can reduce offending Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2018 News Chancellor criticised for ignoring police in spring statement Fed chairman says officers will be disappointed by snub Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2018 News ‘Bankrupt’ council’s problems not a factor in PCC fire service takeover decision Changing governance would cost £300,000, government inspectors noted Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2018 News Staffordshire Police investigate 7,625 extra crimes in just one year – as union warns about fewer officers on the streets Chief Constable Gareth Morgan warns we face 'significant challenges' Stoke on Trent Live 16/3/2018 News Child sexual exploitation: How the system failed Grooming, rape, trafficking, or the many other ways children are being sexually exploited, the subject of child sexual exploitation - or CSE as it is known by professionals in the field - is in the headlines with depressing regularity. Telford is currently in the spotlight - but is by no means the first place and will not be the last. BBC 16/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Blackberry modified to ‘help drug cartels’ The chief executive of a company that created highly-secure smartphones allegedly used by some of the world's most notorious criminals has been indicted. BBC 16/3/2018 News Historic moment at Holyrood as controversial Act ‘puts Scotland behind UK in protection of religious hatred’ The Scottish Government has warned that police and prosecutors face being “compromised” following the scrapping of controversial legislation aimed at tackling sectarianism at football matches. Police Professional 15/3/2018 News Police unveil new “spit guard” masks to stop thugs spitting at officers Saliva, especially if it contains blood, can carry a number of infectious diseases, including hepatitis Burton Mail 15/3/2018 News New online police site launches to help public fight crime in their communities Humberside Police launch new My Community Alert system asking the public to be their eyes and ears in the fight against crime to keep their communities safer Grimsby Live 15/3/2018 News This is why shoplifting is rising sharply in the West Midlands There were 19,655 shoplifting offences recorded by police across the region in the 12 months to September 2017 Birmingham Live 15/3/2018 Analysis, Feature How many Telfords before we get serious about child grooming? Sexual exploitation scandals are not going away. We must reach vulnerable children before the grooming gangs do The Guardian 15/3/2018 Feature, Opinion Major drug dealer is jailed for more than eight years after police identify his fingerprints from WhatsApp photo showing his hand holding ecstasy pills A drug dealer was snared by police after they identified his fingerprints from a photograph of him posing with ecstasy pills in his hand. Mail Online 15/3/2018 News PEEL: Police effectiveness 2017 – Police Service of Northern Ireland As part of the amended Police (Northern Ireland) Act 1998, HMICFRS is required to inspect the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) at least once in every year on its efficiency and effectiveness. The outcomes of the inspections are reported to the Department of Justice, Northern Ireland. In this inspection of effectiveness in the PSNI, HMICFRS examined the overall question ‘How effective is the force at keeping people safe and reducing crime?’ This inspection focused on three areas of policing: How effective is the force at preventing crime, tackling anti-social behaviour and keeping people safe? How effective is the force at investigating crime and reducing re-offending? How effective is the force at tackling serious and organised crime? The effectiveness assessment follows on from previous effectiveness and efficiency inspections on PSNI in 2015. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/3/2018 Report PEEL: Police efficiency 2017 – Police Service of Northern Ireland As part of the amended Police (Northern Ireland) Act 1998, HMICFRS is required to inspect the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) at least once in every year on its efficiency and effectiveness. The outcomes of the inspections are reported to the Department of Justice, Northern Ireland. HMICFRS’ efficiency inspection assessed how a force makes the best use of its available resources with the overall question ‘How efficient is the force at keeping people safe and reducing crime?’ This inspection focused on three questions: How well does the service understand its current and likely future demand? How well does the service use its resources to manage current demand? How well is the service planning for demand in the future? The efficiency assessment follows on from previous effectiveness and efficiency inspections on PSNI in 2015. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/3/2018 Report The Police Service of Northern Ireland’s performance determined ‘good’ despite continuing political turmoil The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) continues to do a good job protecting the public and reducing crime despite political gridlock in the Northern Irish Assembly, according to two reports published today by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). The absence of an elected Assembly meant that the PSNI could only access 95 percent of the previous year’s budget, which limited its opportunities to plan future investments. However, two inspections showed that the PSNI is coping well and understands well how it will meet future demand while also making cost efficiencies. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/3/2018 News PSNI thriving despite Stormont impasse The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is rising to the challenges posed by political gridlock in the Stormont Assembly, inspectors have found. Police Professional 15/3/2018 News ‘Lost generation’ of children will suffer abuse in silence if tech giants don’t step up CC Bailey warns police are struggling to keep up with an upswing in child sexual exploitation reports. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/3/2018 News Retired chief officers’ job details will be published online New assessment panels can rule if PCCs don't grant permission for next roles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/3/2018 News «436343644365436643674368436943704371Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
