Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91636 total results. Showing results 87521 to 87540 «437343744375437643774378437943804381Next ›Last » Surveillance forestalls more ‘draconian’ police powers – William Hague Let us spy on you or we'll choke off civil liberties, says ex foreign sec The Register 8/6/2016 News Police are already devolved, says Welsh secretary BBC 8/6/2016 News Justice Minister addresses Police Federation Conference Justice Minister, Claire Sugden today addressed the 44th Police Federation for Northern Ireland Annual Conference. The theme of the conference was ‘Police Officer Well-being’ with a particular focus on their recent ‘#WeAreYou’ campaign. Minister Sugden welcomed the Police Federation’s work in encouraging support for police officers in the community through the campaign. Causeway Coast Community 8/6/2016 News New Deputy PCC appointed despite failing to gain police panel approval The Lincolnite 8/6/2016 News Report Providing The PCC For Lincolnshire’s Proposed Increase In The Police Precept Of 1.96% For 2016/17. Questions to the PCC and his Answers. Lincolnshire OPCC 8/6/2016 Report Questions And Answers Theme – A Fair Deal for the People of Lincolnshire Questions put to the PCC and his replies. Lincolnshire OPCC 8/6/2016 Report Lincolnshire Police and Crime Panel’s Proposed Work programme Appendix 1 details the Panel’s proposed work programme and schedule of meetings for 2016/17. Lincolnshire OPCC 8/6/2016 Report Continuation Of Appointment Of Deputy Police And Crime Commissioner For Dorset This report publicly explains the role of a DPCC, the legitimacy of that appointment under the Act, Dorset OPCC 8/6/2016 Report Update on Strategic Alliance With Devon and Cornwall Police In terms of implementation, 7 Business Areas are live and operating as Alliance Departments with a further 10 going live throughout 2016/17. Dorset OPCC 8/6/2016 Report Police and Crime Plan 2013-17 Progress against Plan and Priorities I am pleased with the progress being made relating to victims services locally, particularly the Victim Hub facilities in Boscombe and Blandford. Dorset OPCC 8/6/2016 Report Northern Ireland police federation sets up mental health fund Police ‘union’ becomes first in UK to put aside money for officers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder The Guardian 8/6/2016 News Dyfed Powys Police fined after sex offenders’ details sent to member of public A police force has been fined £150,000 after an officer accidentally sent an email containing the personal details of eight sex offenders to a member of the public. Mail Online 8/6/2016 News Snoopers’ Charter: Met Police says IP Bill needed to ‘help find you innocent’ Revealing the truth or just a slip of the tongue? Policing Insight 8/6/2016 News Police chief: Gun crime remains major problem in Birmingham Chief Constable David Thompson warning comes despite series of arrests and convictions Birmingham Live 8/6/2016 News Sussex Police handcuff, hood and shackle disabled girl of 11 A disabled 11-year-old girl was locked in handcuffs, a spit hood and leg restraints and held in the cells after being arrested. The Argus 8/6/2016 News Lack of knowledge and training led to custody failings The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has made a series of recommendations to Sussex Police after an investigation revealed failings in its treatment of a girl with a severe developmental disorder. Police Professional 8/6/2016 News IPCC criticises Sussex police over hooding of disabled 11-year-old girl Girl, known as Child H, was hooded, handcuffed and detained for total of more than 60 hours over four separate occasions The Guardian 8/6/2016 News Police force fined for ‘sex offender’ email error A police force has been fined after an email, containing information that could be used to identify eight sex offenders, was sent to a member of the public in error. Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 8/6/2016 News Killer breakthrough – the day DNA evidence first nailed a murderer It’s 30 years since DNA fingerprinting was first used in a police investigation. The technique has since put millions of criminals behind bars – and it all began when one scientist stumbled on the idea in a failed experiment The Guardian 8/6/2016 Analysis, Feature Reimagining the volunteer: A new chapter for police volunteering What can be achieved and delivered by volunteers in policing? In the sixth of our blogs celebrating volunteers' week, Dr Matt Callender of the University of Northampton outlines two exciting new research projects aimed at understanding the activities and skills of Special Constables. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/6/2016 Analysis «437343744375437643774378437943804381Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
