Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 88481 to 88500 «442144224423442444254426442744284429Next ›Last » Solicitors to boycott extra police station duties Solicitors will refuse to carry out a new category of legal aid work when a reform to criminal law comes into force next week. The Times - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 News Police bosses in unseemly blame game, says former top cop An increasingly frantic blame game has broken out at the top of Scotland’s justice system, one of the country’s most senior former officers has claimed. The Herald (Scotland) 18/1/2018 News More concerns for sites and services after outsourcing firm’s collapse Second company which has major police PFI contract named as being watched by government over financial problems Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 News Commissioner examines buying out PFI contract Force examining whether to terminate long term payment plan. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 News ‘This is not policing on the cheap – we are teaching cadets’ Force faced criticism after cadets joined officers on patrol Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 News Hampshire Constabulary’s detective chief inspector will look at evidence over potential drug-taking rooms A top ranking Hampshire police boss has said the force will “consider the evidence” before making a decision on possible drug-taking rooms in Southampton. Daily Echo (Southern) 18/1/2018 News Thames Valley Police could slash its number of police dogs Cuts could be made to Thames Valley Police’s dog handling unit as the future of the force's animal helpers is thrown into more doubt. Oxford Mail 18/1/2018 News ‘Don’t accept being attacked while doing your job’ – police officers urged to make a stand Nineteen officers were assaulted over Christmas alone, according to Humberside Police federation Hull Live 18/1/2018 News More police budget cuts could put jobs at risk, warns commissioner Job cuts for police officers and staff could be on the cards if further reductions are made to Wiltshire Police’s budget, according to the local police and crime commissioner. Swindon Advertiser 18/1/2018 News Justice system working, insists top prosecutor after rape trials collapse Top prosecutor Alison Saunders has said she does not think anyone is in jail after being wrongly convicted because of failures to disclose crucial evidence. The head of the Crown Prosecution Service insisted the justice system is working despite a string of trial collapses. The Shuttle (Kidderminster) 18/1/2018 News Humberside Police recruiting assistant chief officer – with a starting salary of £97k The closing date for applications is noon on February 9 Hull Live 18/1/2018 News Met Police use home visits to slash anti-social behaviour Police in a London borough have slashed rates of anti-social behaviour with a radical scheme to tackle repeat offending, a report reveals today. The Standard 18/1/2018 News London knife crime: £15 million cash injection for police to tackle epidemic The cash is part of an additional £49 million pot of funding available to Metropolitan Police over the next year Get West London 18/1/2018 News Britain will pay France £44m to help it police border at Calais Britain will on Thursday agree to pay France £44.5 million to continue to police the border at Channel ports as Theresa May bowed to pressure from Emmanuel Macron. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 News Police ICT: What makes the difference? CoPaCC's thematic report 'Police ICT: User perspectives' revealed users had similar perceptions of their ICT, but there were wide variations in terms of levels of satisfaction. Ian Wiggett takes a closer look at the findings of the survey to discover why. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 Analysis, Feature CEO appointed to drive The Police ICT Company The Board of Directors of The Police ICT Company have appointed Ian Bell to the role of Chief Executive Officer. He will take up his post on February 5, 2018. Police ICT Company 18/1/2018 News The perils of setting police targets: First time entrants to the youth justice system Police targets have been the subject of considerable criticism, not least for their unintended consequences. Alex Sutherland of RAND Europe and Matthew Davies explore the case of first time entrants to the youth justice system. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/1/2018 Analysis 13 black and minority ethnic police rank above PC in Wales There are only 13 black or minority ethnic police officers above the rank of PC in the whole of Wales. BBC 18/1/2018 News Police accused of ‘helping criminals’ by selling old items of uniform on eBay Police are selling old items of uniforms on eBay to plug a funding gap, as campaigners accused the force of helping criminals to impersonate officers. The Telegraph 18/1/2018 News Junior detective is suing police for for £500,000 claiming her career is ‘ruined’ after she injured her knee when a senior officer hid her phone in an office prank A young detective is suing the police claiming a her career was wrecked when she fell off a desk due to an office prank. Mail Online 18/1/2018 News «442144224423442444254426442744284429Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
