Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 88621 to 88640 «442844294430443144324433443444354436Next ›Last » Driving change: A new governance process is needed to reform the service Newly-retired chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, Steve White, says the service is still in need of radical reform. Here, he suggests a way to drive change. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 Opinion Domestic violence and abuse: Help from DWP A guide for domestic violence and abuse victims about services from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Home Office 5/1/2018 Report Force gives green light to spit guards Fed says introduction across forces 'is slow but nevertheless progress'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 News Allowances made after errors included in inspectors exam Sergeants given passes by College of Policing Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 News Watchdog change ‘must not simply be to name’ says Federation IPCC name will become Independent Office for Police Conduct next week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 News Freemasons deem police reform blocking claims as ‘laughable’ The leader of the Freemasons in England has rejected claims the organisation is blocking reform in the police service. BBC 5/1/2018 News West Mercia Police see big rise in reports over drones More than 400 incidents involving drones were reported to West Mercia Police, including 64 reports about the remote-controlled machines being flown over prisons. Shropshire Star 5/1/2018 News Plans to sell off police station under fire Plans to sell of Cambridge's iconic Parkside police station have been criticised by the city's MP. ITV News 5/1/2018 News Revealed: Met Police officers earning up to £61,000 for overtime Scotland Yard paid a total £270 million in overtime payments to staff in the past three years, with the highest payout the equivalent of the starting salaries of almost three constables. The Standard 5/1/2018 News County Lines: How exploited children are a major safeguarding concern The recent NCA report on County Lines highlighted the disturbing trend of children being targeted to work for drugs' gangs. In the second of two articles, highlighting those children most at risk and the work underway to tackle the problem, Tina Orr-Munro interviews Andy Passingham and Paul Maslin, co-founders of www.safeguardinghub.com and experienced police officers specialising in safeguarding. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/1/2018 Analysis Police Scotland issued hundreds of personal safety and threat notices Police have issued Âhundreds of warnings to members of the public over threats to their lives and personal safety. The Scotsman 5/1/2018 News Freemasons leader rejects claim group is blocking police reform David Staples says claim by former Police Federation chair is laughable and defends secrecy on grounds of discrimination The Guardian 4/1/2018 News PM Dismisses Windsor Council Leader’s Plea For Police To Move Homeless Ahead Of Royal Wedding The Prime Minister has said she disagrees with a Tory council leader who called on police to clear rough sleepers from Windsor before the royal wedding. Huffington Post 4/1/2018 News John Worboys: Campaigners’ outrage as ‘London black cab rapist’ to be freed from jail A decision to release rapist former London black cab driver John Worboys from prison has sparked outrage from charity campaigners. The Standard 4/1/2018 News Shoplifter who claimed police Taser left him suicidal loses damages case A judge has ruled that it was "reasonable" for police to taser Paul McClelland, but his lawyer says the decision is "bizarre". Sky News 4/1/2018 News Police Scotland assistant chief constable faces new misconduct investigation A senior Scottish police officer already suspended over allegations of criminal behaviour is now also being investigated for gross misconduct, it has been announced. The Telegraph 4/1/2018 News The Mayor must act now to help stop the knife crime epidemic By Kit Malthouse, Conservative MP for North West Hampshire The Standard 4/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Met asks Government for an extra £38 million funding for Grenfell probe Scotland Yard has asked the Government for £38 million towards the Grenfell Tower investigation, claiming the demands on police time could leave them facing unreasonable costs. The Standard 4/1/2018 News Freemasons are not blocking reform in the Police Federation Freemasonry is not secret or unlawful, writes David Staples, the chief executive of the United Grand Lodge The Guardian 4/1/2018 Feature, Opinion More women than men sign up to Met’s fast track scheme to become detectives More women than men have signed up to the Scotland Yard's fast track scheme to become detectives, police revealed today. The Standard 4/1/2018 News «442844294430443144324433443444354436Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
