Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98687 total results. Showing results 87761 to 87780 «438543864387438843894390439143924393Next ›Last » PCC and Chief call on the Home Secretary for realistic investment in policing Asking for a realistic investment in policing at this critical time is the subject of a letter written by Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Sue Mountstevens and Chief Constable Andy Marsh to Home Secretary Amber Rudd MP. Avon & Somerset OPCC 28/6/2017 News PCC’s Strategic Theme Five Update – Reduce The Threat From Organised Crime Organised Crime Groups (OCGs) continue to present one of the priority external threats to policing in Nottinghamshire. Nottinghamshire OPCC 28/6/2017 Report Hillsborough: six people, including two senior police officers, charged Six people including two former senior police officers have been charged with criminal offences relating to the deaths of 96 people at the 1989 FA Cup semi final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at Sheffield Wednesday’s Hillsborough football ground and the alleged police cover-up which followed. The Guardian 28/6/2017 News Avon and Somerset Police “pushed to its limit” because of lack of funding A call to halt budget cuts and increase funding for Avon & Somerset's police has been made to the top of government. In a strongly worded letter, Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens and Chief Constable Andy Marsh have warned the service in the force is being 'pushed to its limit' ITV News 28/6/2017 News Police coping under ‘greater pressures’ – chief admits Warwickshire's Police and Crime Commissioner is confident the force has the resources to keep communities safe, but acknowledged that the pressures have never been greater. Stratford-upon-Avon Herald 28/6/2017 News NPCC promises open forum as terror ‘sparks’ armed debate The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) will ‘talk-up’ the controversial topic next month in a discussion paper still being worked on by firearms lead Simon Chesterman. With nothing “set in concrete”, the two-day meeting – which begins on July 12 – will debate how certain risks, such as recent atrocities in London and Manchester, could influence a possible change of direction. Police Professional 28/6/2017 News Met Police cyber security fears as 18,000 computers run Windows XP A shocking 18,000 police computers are still running the decommissioned Windows XP operating system, raising fresh cyber security fears for the Metropolitan Police. Computer Business Review (CBR) 28/6/2017 News West Midlands Police counter terrorism chief moved to new job after secret documents stolen from car The head of West Midlands Police’s Counter Terrorism Unit has been moved to a new role after secret files were stolen from an unmarked police car. Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale is understood to have lost his high-ranking security portfolio after the theft sparked a major alert. Birmingham Live 28/6/2017 News Chief Constable: ‘Effective policing doesn’t have to mean walking the streets’ We see acts of amazing courage every day where officers and staff step forward and put themselves in the way of harm. Sometimes their judgement is questionable and they take more risks than they should. The Argus 28/6/2017 News Role vacancy: OPCC Chief Finance Officer The OPCC is delighted to welcome applications for the role of Chief Finance Officer within the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner. Northamptonshire OPCC 28/6/2017 Jobs Dubai Police to deploy robotic patrols Self-driving mini police vehicles will use biometrics to scan crowds and identify criminals, or suspects Gulf News 28/6/2017 News £35m sex inquiry is yet to publish report The public inquiry into child abuse has spent £35 million in two years without producing a single report. The Times - Subscription at source 28/6/2017 News Hillsborough disaster: Charges decision due A decision on whether individuals and organisations will face criminal charges over the Hillsborough disaster will be announced later. BBC 28/6/2017 News MSPs pass Scottish railway policing merger bill MSPs have passed legislation aimed at merging railway policing north of the border into Police Scotland. BBC 28/6/2017 News PM challenged to end austerity by backing police and fire services in Labour amendment to Queen’s Speech Jeremy Corbyn will challenge Theresa May and the Conservatives on Wednesday to show commitment to ending "austerity" in the police and fire services by backing a Labour amendment to the Queen's Speech. ITV News 27/6/2017 News PFNI ‘disappointed’ as policing ignored in £1 billion DUP deal The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) believes officers are being “taken for granted” after the Prime Minister’s £1 billion agreement with the DUP ignored policing. Police Professional 27/6/2017 News Changes to Northumbria Police front offices announced in wake of cuts The changes include the end of front office services in Hebburn, as well as Amble and Killingworth, although the operational police station will remain and the public will be able to contact officers. The Shields Gazette 27/6/2017 News Staffordshire’s new top cop talks tackling terrorism, helping the community and listening to Mozart Staffordshire's new chief constable has lifted the lid on his plans for policing in Burton, how a career in the force "chose him" and why a walk with the dog is his go-to after a stressful day on the job. Burton Mail 27/6/2017 News Staffordshire PCC: Terror ‘tipping police budget over edge’ The need for more officers in the wake of terror attacks is tipping Staffordshire's budget "over the edge", says its police and crime commissioner. BBC 27/6/2017 News ‘Knife wands’ to be handed to every school in London Pledged an extra £625,000 to fund knife and gang crime projects in the city after the number of offences in London involving knives rose by 24 percent in 2016. Nationally, the figure was 11 per cent. The Telegraph 27/6/2017 News «438543864387438843894390439143924393Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
