Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96416 total results. Showing results 87441 to 87460 «436943704371437243734374437543764377Next ›Last » Which PCCs meet minimum criteria for “Open Data” on their spending declarations? Surprisingly few… Owen Boswarva is an open data activist with a background in risk analysis. In this article, Owen examines whether spending data currently published by PCCs meets the minimum criteria for open data. Which PCCs meet this minimum standard? Read on... Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 Analysis First all-Wales deputy chief constable is appointed The first all-Wales deputy chief constable has been appointed, with the role aimed at helping all forces collaborate better. BBC 3/3/2017 News Big distinctions or big mistakes: How to respond to domestic violence Is the way that we think about domestic abuse fit for purpose? Simon Kerss of Cambridgeshire County Council argues we need to differentiate between different types of domestic violence – and calls for a revision of national police guidance that will help forces break away from a monolithic response. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 Analysis We can’t just jail every paedophile, insists chief of Police Scotland Scotland’s top police officer has warned that building prisons on an “industrial” scale would be required if every person who viewed online images of child abuse was jailed. The Times - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 News Police still using “17 or 18” payroll systems four years after merger Police Scotland has still not integrated any of its back office functions almost four years after it was meant to make policing more efficient, the head of its oversight board has admitted. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 News Police criticised over Poppi Worthington investigation Watchdogs have published a damning report on the police investigation into the death of a toddler from Barrow. 13-month-old Poppi Worthington died in 2012 ITV News 3/3/2017 News Cressida Dick is the right person to take on the Met’s unique challenges Former Met officer Chris Hobbs says the new Met Police Commissioner will have her 'officer's backs' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Former police chief blasts centralised force over communication issues A former Highland police chief has condemned “centralisation” of the force, claiming it has lost its ability to communicate. The Press and Journal 3/3/2017 News The police must be allowed to do their vital job, says Stephen Pollard It's difficult to overstate how important it is that the police are able to do the job we expect of them. Without law and order society cannot function. So it’s vital that we have a police inspectorate that can deliver a sober and accurate picture of what’s not working. Then we can work out what needs to be done Express 3/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Police in crisis? Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Constabulary (HMIC) report highlights cracks emerging in policing. But the police service has held up much better than others. Tom Gash asks: will it continue to do so, or are we mortgaging our safety? Institute for Government 3/3/2017 Analysis, Feature A new ‘business as usual’ It is now just over a year since I became the Chief. It is natural at this point to reflect on where I have got to on the commitments I set out to you and what the next year holds. CC Dave Thompson's Blog 3/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Can technology solve Chicago’s gun crime problem? Chicago has spent $1m (£800,000) on ShotSpotter, installing hundreds of sensors in high-crime areas across two of its districts. BBC 3/3/2017 Analysis, Feature Ministers approve use of powerful new taser which can issue two shots rather than one Ministers have given the go-ahead for police to be equipped with more powerful taser guns which carry two stun probes instead of one. The Telegraph 3/3/2017 News Police forces have to prioritise crime The Telegraph 3/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Reality Check: Did the government protect police funding? Reality Check verdict: Overall the police budget in England and Wales has been protected in real terms, but not every individual force will feel the benefit because the money is being targeted at specialist areas of policing. BBC 3/3/2017 Analysis, Feature Police numbers have been cut to the bone Letter to Guardian from Ron Hogg, Durham PCC The Guardian 3/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Hillsborough families to crowdfund after being hit with police chief’s costs Five ordered to pay £28,000 court fees incurred by former South Yorkshire chief constable David Crompton The Guardian 3/3/2017 News Amber Rudd authorises more powerful Tasers for police Home secretary authorises Taser X2 for police in England and Wales despite concerns over deaths and serious injuries The Guardian 3/3/2017 News It makes financial sense to reduce the reoffending rate and makes us all safer The cost of reoffending has been laid bare today. New analysis by the charity Unlocked Graduates has revealed that each former prisoner who reoffends costs a staggering £600,000 a year to the economy. It is ordinary taxpayers who foot most of this bill, so it is in everybody’s interest to address the damage done by reoffending. The Times - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Police poster girl quits in disgust over cuts A police officer who featured in recruitment advertisements for her force has publicly quit, blaming cuts introduced by Theresa May for making her ill. The Times - Subscription at source 3/3/2017 News «436943704371437243734374437543764377Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
