Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98687 total results. Showing results 87621 to 87640 «437843794380438143824383438443854386Next ›Last » Knife amnesty in Staffordshire will aim to cut crime ANYONE who owns a dangerous or illegal knife is being urged to hand it in to Staffordshire Police as part of a knife amnesty. Police want people to bin their blades next week in a bid to take more of them off the streets. Staffordshire Newsletter 4/7/2017 News Neville Lawrence to lead new police monitoring group Father of murdered teenager agrees to chair group whose remit is to hold police to account over knife crime and community relations The Guardian 4/7/2017 News Lecturer in Criminology (Education & Research) Salary: £33,943 to £41,709 per annum. Closes: 3rd August 2017 University of Exeter 4/7/2017 Jobs Police ICT Company CEO Briefing at techUK This event was a chance for industry members to hear from the Robert Leach, the Acting CEO of the Police ICT Company. Robert briefed attendees on the role of The Police ICT Company, and responded to the results of last month’s techUK Suppliers Survey. Police ICT Company 4/7/2017 Report The ‘Strategic Constable’: A new police decision making model Based on thirty years policing experience and his academic research with the University of Portsmouth, Mark Taylor offers an ethical alternative to the College of Policing’s National Decision Model (NDM) currently used in the police service.  Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 Opinion Chief responsibility: College of Policing update on chief officer recruitment  A survey carried out by the College of Policing earlier this year revealed Police and Crime Commissioners were concerned about the lack of applicants for chief officer roles. In response, the College launched a series of initiatives looking at the barriers to applying, but also what experience and qualifications tomorrow's police leaders will need. Giselle Lockett, the College Lead for Professional Development, updates Policing Insight on the College's progress. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 Opinion Dubai Police to enhance smart services with robot police The streets of Dubai will soon see Robocops to help fight crime and help people out Computer Weekly 4/7/2017 News Commissioner’s response to Plymouth City Council motion Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez has released the following statement in response to Plymouth City Council's vote of no confidence Devon & Cornwall OPCC 4/7/2017 News Cornwall police boss loses vote of no confidence The woman in charge of policing in Cornwall and Devon has lost a vote of no confidence. Pirate FM 4/7/2017 News Guidance on death or serious injury incidents involving police published The College has today (Tuesday, 4 July) published new guidance on how police officers and staff should manage the events that follow an armed policing incident which leads to a death or serious injury. College of Policing 4/7/2017 News Scottish Government launches biometrics review Independent group to consider how the country’s police service uses biometric data UKAuthority.com 4/7/2017 News Home Secretary defends Northumbria Police funding as stations close at night Home Secretary Amber Rudd claims funding has been protected as Newcastle MP criticises police station cutbacks Chronicle Live (North East) 4/7/2017 News Revamped labour exploitation agency making use of new powers Former Gangmasters Licensing Authority has changed its name and says it has safeguarded 76 would-be victims Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 News Making officers healthier and happier will help protect the public, says chief Force is set to introduce extra leave for personnel, and head is also determined to help officers' finances as much as he can. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 News Levels of culpability set out for manslaughter sentences The Sentencing Council has for the first time proposed guidelines on punishments for manslaughter, including deaths that result from assaults and negligence by an employer. Police Professional 4/7/2017 News West Mercia Police sick days due to stress double The number of sick days through stress taken at West Mercia Police has doubled in six years – despite a fall in the total number of officers employed. Shropshire Star 4/7/2017 News Neville Lawrence to lead new police monitoring group Father of murdered teenager agrees to chair group whose remit is to hold police to account over knife crime and community relations The Guardian 4/7/2017 News “There is simply no resilience left beyond people’s goodwill and ever-longer working hours” Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas, President of the Police Superintendents’ Association of England and Wales, argues that it's time to restore the balance in police funding. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 Opinion Building the right mind set for information assurance By Ian Dyson, commissioner, City of London Police UKAuthority.com 4/7/2017 Feature, Opinion The Virtual Court: Transformation or bust? Former Chief Executive to the London Criminal Justice Board Andrew Morley was a member of the original team behind the Virtual Court initiative. Ten years on, he says the opportunities presented by Virtual Courts have not been realised and there now needs to be a different approach if the benefits are to be achieved. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/7/2017 Opinion «437843794380438143824383438443854386Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
