Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 88041 to 88060 «439944004401440244034404440544064407Next ›Last » Half of “arms-length” police body’s senior management team are SNP Government secondees Half of the Scottish Police Authority’s senior management team is on secondment from the SNP Government, triggering a fresh row over political control of the beleaguered watchdog. The Herald (Scotland) 5/2/2018 News Lincolnshire PCC will increase council tax to protect frontline policing Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones will increase his share of council tax by 5.8% after councillors approved the plans. The Lincolnite 5/2/2018 News Reflecting on the MOPAC evaluation of Police Now’s first cohort Has Police Now lived up to its promise? The London Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) last month published its evaluation of the Met's first Police Now cohort. Gavin Hales of The Police Foundation examines the evidence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/2/2018 Analysis Police chiefs under fire over pay Police chiefs have come under fire from the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) and the Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) in its joint submission to the Police Remuneration Review Body (PRRB) which deals with police pay. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/2/2018 News Scottish police watchdog to hire more staff The Scottish police watchdog is planning to recruit more staff to help it deal with a surge in cases. BBC 5/2/2018 News ‘I’m exasperated with the pay review process’ PFEW Chair Calum Macleod explains Federation efforts in getting a decent - 3.4% - pay increase for officers this year. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Call to monitor emotions of roads policing officers Your emotional state is one of the biggest indicators of performance, insurance consultants argue. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/2/2018 News ‘Stop and search should focus less on petty drugs and more on knives’ Report says Sadiq Khan's current strategy 'reads as a wish list' rather than a well-thought out plan. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/2/2018 News Force reaches ‘milestone’ in domestic abuse battle with landmark conviction Surrey Police has secured England’s first ever conviction for coercive behaviour without a victim statement, two years after the law came into force. Police Professional 5/2/2018 News PSNI defends ‘evidence checklist’ sent to paedophile hunting group A force has denied that a 19-step ‘evidence checklist’ it sent to a self-styled paedophile hunting group was intended as guidance for future activity. Police Professional 5/2/2018 News Bungling cops cancel 250,000 speeding fines due to dodgy cameras, police errors and admin delays Police across the UK have been forced to scrap one in 10 speeding fines issued in a 12-month period. And unreliable speed cameras are just one of the things to blame The Sun 5/2/2018 News Dozens jailed over evidence failures, warns watchdog Dozens of innocent people are very probably in prison because police and prosecutors failed to disclose crucial evidence, a watchdog believes. The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2018 News Force alters working conditions to suit menopausal officers Shake-up includes the introduction of safe spaces to 'cry or talk with a colleague.'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/2/2018 News German police group calls for decriminalizing cannabis The head of an organisation representing German police is calling for the consumption of cannabis to be decriminalised. Yahoo! 5/2/2018 News Data protection law stops our attempt to name criminal suspects – including man wanted for 11 years over a rape in Ipswich Last year we asked Suffolk police under the Freedom of Information Act for the details of the 15 suspects wanted for the longest period of time by them. East Anglian Daily Times 5/2/2018 News ‘Reporting crimes online will bring faster response’, police and Burton businesses say Even CCTV can be uploaded instantly to the site Burton Mail 5/2/2018 News Drone-catchers and a facial-recognition plane to police Winter Olympics The Pyeongchang Winter Olympics will involve high levels of security when it begins this weekend alphr 5/2/2018 News Progress report: College of Policing shares its work on developing tomorrow’s chief officers Two years on from the College of Policing’s Leadership Review and applications for the Senior Police National Assessment Centre (SPNAC) and Strategic Command Course (SCC), the gateway to senior chief officers’ positions, have risen by a third. Policing Insight takes a closer look at the changes that have made this happen and what’s next for senior appointments. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/2/2018 Analysis Police Federation blames Government cuts for latest rise in crime in Leicestershire 'More and more people are suffering due to criminal activity' Leicestershire Live 5/2/2018 News Bernard Hogan-Howe: Why policing will not be compromised by Brexit I do not support a second referendum. It seems odd to me that those who objected to the first referendum on the grounds that it offended the principle of Parliamentary democracy now argue that it is an appropriate way to allow the electorate to express a view. The Yorkshire Post 5/2/2018 Feature, Opinion «439944004401440244034404440544064407Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
