Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 88261 to 88280 «441044114412441344144415441644174418Next ›Last » Essex Police to go undercover as cyclists to catch rogue drivers For the two million people who cycle every day, close passes are an almost daily occurrence. Gazette (Essex) 29/1/2018 News Hate crime linked to schools in England and Wales soars Police data shows 48% rise in hate crime flagged as race-related and 167% increase in transgender-related hate crime The Guardian 29/1/2018 News Police officer rebuked over Poppi Worthington case in line for top job Calls mount for public inquiry as Michelle Skeer earmarked to become Cumbria chief constable The Guardian 29/1/2018 News Southwark Cathedral calls on Met Police to pay for damage caused during London Bridge and Borough Market terror attack Southwark Cathedral has asked police to pay thousands of pounds in damages after it was blown up by Special Forces during the London Bridge terror attack last year. The Standard 29/1/2018 News Underfunded justice system ‘crumbling’, top criminal barrister says Failure to disclose evidence in rape trials a sign of ‘dystopian disaster’ engulfing courts The Guardian 29/1/2018 News Higher police tax will not mean more officers on the ground Increasing tax to pay for policing will not mean more officers on the ground this year. Salisbury Journal 29/1/2018 News Deputy chief constable put forward for top job Cumbria’s police and crime commissioner (PCC) has announced his preferred choice of chief constable. Police Professional 29/1/2018 News Views sought on more integrated approach to PEEL Officers and staff are being asked their opinions on sweeping changes to how their forces will be inspected. Police Professional 29/1/2018 News The shocking report that left Greater Manchester’s police chief having to deny he’s lost control of the streets Ian Hopkins admits 'we are just not able to get to every single crime and investigate every single crime to the degree the public would wish us to' Manchester Evening News 29/1/2018 News Anthony Grainger shooting: Officers face ‘gross misconduct’ probe Two senior Manchester police officers are being investigated for alleged gross misconduct over evidence given to an inquiry into the fatal shooting of an unarmed man, the BBC has learned. BBC 29/1/2018 News Just two forces have completed replacement of outdated Taser Ten months after the new Taser was approved for police use, almost half of British territorial forces say it has not yet been used on their streets. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News Panel says no to PCC’s extra staff budget plans 'Common sense prevails' after Police and Crime Panel supports precept increase, but only to fund police officers and staff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News Officers ‘prefer’ Taser X2 Officers who had been using the older X26 for many years said they were more confident using the new model after their first use. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland is one of the most significant, high profile and influential leadership roles in Scottish policing. The successful applicant will have operated at a strategic level with authority and credibility in the policing sector at a level of Chief Superintendent or above. Starting salary circa £120k. Closing Date 16 February 2018 at midday Scottish Government 29/1/2018 Jobs Welfare or well unfair: Are sickness absence policies in policing counterproductive to the welfare agenda? Last year, I asked if a mental health dam in policing is starting to crack, highlighting the findings of two pieces of research, respectively by the Police Dependents’ Trust and Police Federation for England and Wales, which laid bare the extent of mental health issues experienced by those working in policing. The Police Foundation 29/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Ford is developing a robot police car to catch speeding drivers and slap them with fines The car giant has been issued a patent for the artificial intelligence system that features a driverless police car to track down law-breaking motorists The Sun 29/1/2018 News Multi-tasking firearms officers faced with extra jobs Cumbria armed officer are already expected to chip in and help police the area's roads among other roles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 News PTSD – A serious problem or an excuse not to work? Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the growing problem of PTSD in the emergency services Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Knife crime is down across the county Serious knife crimes in Sussex have slightly dropped, new figures show. The Argus 29/1/2018 News Police and Crime Commissioner announces preferred candidate for Cumbria chief constable Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall has declared Michelle Skeer as his preferred candidate to take up the permanent position of Cumbria’s Chief Constable. Cumbria Crack 29/1/2018 News «441044114412441344144415441644174418Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
