Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 88841 to 88860 «443944404441444244434444444544464447Next ›Last » Police Scotland spent £63,000 challenging release of details on informants Police Scotland has spent tens of thousands of pounds in the last three years on legal costs challenging Freedom of Information requests. Evening Times (Glasgow) 28/12/2017 News Bungling police fail to identify crooks in more than HALF the crimes reported to them according to latest figures Police forces across the country are failing to identify a suspect in more than half of all reported crimes, it has been claimed. Mail Online 28/12/2017 News Missing a beat: half of population never see a uniformed police officer Total of 44% of respondents to survey in England and Wales have not seen a uniformed officer in their area this year The Guardian 28/12/2017 News Public views of policing in England and Wales 2017/18 In 2015, Ipsos MORI published the results of a survey, commissioned by HMICFRS, into public perceptions of policing in England and Wales. A follow-up survey was published in 2016. This report sets out the results of the third survey into public views of policing in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 28/12/2017 Report Heath inquiry chief to leave police force The police chief who led the investigation into paedophile claims against Sir Edward Heath is to be allowed to retire with a full pension despite being under investigation for misconduct. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2017 News Fire chiefs face ban on ‘boomerang’ jobs Senior fire officers are to be banned from claiming big retirement payouts by quitting their jobs and “boomeranging” back into the post days later. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2017 News ‘Trigger happy’ police use Tasers on thousands of children Police have used Tasers on hundreds of children each year, according to official figures obtained by The Times. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2017 News Half of public didn’t see a police officer on the beat in 2017 Nearly half of people in England and Wales had not seen a uniformed police or community support officer patrolling on foot in the past year, according to a new survey. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2017 News Met Police is failing to protect children from sexual exploitation Britain’s biggest police force is worse at helping children at risk of sexual exploitation and rape than it was 12 months ago when a damning report found systemic failings, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2017 News Results of the Employee Engagement Survey for Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, March 2017 Essex OPFCC 27/12/2017 Report Final Report of the Expert Advisory Panel To Essex Fire Authority And Essex County Fire And Rescue Service This report looks at the spcific issues associated with the 2015 Cultural Review Essex OPFCC 27/12/2017 Report Bungling cops blasted for failing to ID suspected crooks in HALF of crimes reported to them Our probe also discovered the postcode lottery facing crime victims across England and Wales with cops performances hugely varying on solving crime The Sun 27/12/2017 Analysis, Feature Cash-strapped Police Scotland splash cost of nearly 20 new cops on SEVEN high-paid bosses The struggling national force is further beefing up its controversial “corporate” department despite plans to axe at least 400 officers by 2020 The Scottish Sun 27/12/2017 News Met police chief vows ‘stretched’ officers have taken ‘thousands of knives off London streets’ She said more funding would be put into tackling knife crime if it was made available. The Standard 27/12/2017 News ‘Stretched’ police would use extra funds to tackle knife crime, says Met chief Cressida Dick says police would plough any additional resources into combating violence on London’s streets The Guardian 27/12/2017 News Brandon Lewis: We will return foreign criminals to their home country at the earliest opportunity Conservative Home 27/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Police problems highlighted by journalists, not caused by them By Chris Marshall The Scotsman 27/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Sharp rise in shoplifting is blamed on police not pursuing criminals if they have stolen less than £200 Major retailers have accused the Home Office of failing to stop shoplifting Mail Online 27/12/2017 News YouTube a shop window for child abuse videos Child predators are using YouTube as a “shop window” to showcase abused children before exchanging explicit footage and images with paedophiles around the world. The Times - Subscription at source 27/12/2017 News Police rule blamed for glut of thefts Britain’s largest retailers have privately accused the government of fuelling a rise in shoplifting with guidelines saying that the police did not need to attend thefts below the value of £200. The Times - Subscription at source 27/12/2017 News «443944404441444244434444444544464447Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
