Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96398 total results. Showing results 87901 to 87920 «439243934394439543964397439843994400Next ›Last » Police Reform: Finding a smart way to “throw laptops at crowds” Earlier this week, the Reform Think Tank published a new report examining the public-sector workforce of the future. Here, Reform's Alexander Hitchcock and Emilie Sundorph examine the implications of this report for policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/2/2017 Analysis Fire service reform must go further and faster Brandon Lewis is the Police and Fire Minister The Times - Subscription at source 7/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Dangerous driving laws must reflect the gravity of the offence Wayne David is Labour MP for Caerphilly The Times - Subscription at source 7/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Bill for police to rise by 1p a day The Humberside Police and Crime Panel has backed police and crime commissioner Keith Hunter’s proposal of a 1.99 per cent rise, equivalent to a £3.66 per year for a Band D household - or 1p a day. The council tax part of the bill looks set to rise by 4.99 per cent. The Yorkshire Post 6/2/2017 News PFEW calls to ‘Protect The Protectors’ as 2.4 million officer assaults logged each yea A campaign to bring tougher sentences against people who assault officers has launched as figures show attacks occur once every four minutes. Police Professional 6/2/2017 News Cleveland Police spends £1.7m on new vehicles – including 24 vans The force says the new fleet of vehicles will give more flexibility and resilience to frontline officers Gazette Live 6/2/2017 News ‘Forever cash-strapped’ Surrey Police and Crime Panel unanimously approve 1.99 per cent council tax increase The increase, which will come into effect from April, was necessary because of increasingly complex crime and to help retain and recruit new trainees, according to Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) David Munro. Guardian (Surrey) 6/2/2017 News Council tax increase to pay for police funding shortfall The element of Council Tax that pays for policing to increase by 1.95% across Nottinghamshire West Bridgford Wire 6/2/2017 News Inconsistencies in recording practices ‘fail FGM vicitms’ London’s Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime claims a “lack of understanding among frontline professionals” has allowed perpetrators of female genital mutilation (FGM) to avoid charges. Police Professional 6/2/2017 News Avon and Somerset Police pull out of tri-force partnership Avon and Somerset Police have pulled out of a collaborative project intended to share resources with neighbouring forces in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire. Gazette (Gloucestershire) 6/2/2017 News The way ahead for Police ICT: Greater force collaboration Ian Wiggett, CoPaCC Director and former Greater Manchester Police ACC, reflects on the current state of police ICT, and argues that much greater collaboration on ICT between forces is urgently needed. Policing Insight 6/2/2017 Analysis UK admits training Bahrain police in ‘public order’ tactics Training package funded by UK government included sessions on 'less than lethal' policing options including water cannon and dogs Middle East Eye 6/2/2017 News Warwickshire Budget 2017/18 Medium Term Financial Plan 2017/18 – 2020/21 Warwickshire OPCC 6/2/2017 Report Council tax bills to rise to pay for Humberside Police’s 200 new officers Residents will face a 1.9 per cent increase in the amount they pay for police services from April. Hull Live 6/2/2017 News Estimated Reserve Position at 31 March 2017 and Projected Movements Report Appendix C Earmarked and General Reserves in Bedfordshire Bedfordshire OPCC 6/2/2017 Report Bedfordshire – Committed Growth 2017/18 Budget Appendix B Bedfordshire OPCC 6/2/2017 Report Bedfordshire – Proposed Savings Plan 2017/18 Budget Appendix A Report on how proposed savings can be achieved. Bedfordshire OPCC 6/2/2017 Report Bedfordshire’s Revenue Budget 2017/18 To recommend a revenue budget and precept for 2017/18, subject to any alterations required from the 2017/18 final settlement, tax base and collection fund surplus. Bedfordshire OPCC 6/2/2017 Report Police leaders must ensure the Emergency Services Network is fit for purpose Tina Orr-Munro talks to former chief constable of British Transport Police, Andy Trotter who as police lead for communications, was closely involved with the implementation of Airwave Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/2/2017 Interview, Opinion Head of Criminal Justice Salary: "Competitive". Closes: 16th February, 2017 Centre for Social Justice 6/2/2017 Jobs «439243934394439543964397439843994400Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events