Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98607 total results. Showing results 88881 to 88900 «444144424443444444454446444744484449Next ›Last » HMIC Inspection Report for Bedfordshire Police Overall Bedfordshire police's effectiveness at keeping people safe and reducing crime is inadequate. Bedfordshire OPCC 15/4/2017 Report Cumbria – Commissioner Revenue Budget Monitoring 2016/17 The current forecast of net expenditure amounts to £96.926m compared to a revised budget of £95.675m. Cumbria OPCC 15/4/2017 Report Cumbria Constabulary Revenue Budget Monitoring 2016/17 The current forecast of net expenditure amounts to £108.534m compared to a revised budget of £107.455m Cumbria OPCC 15/4/2017 Report Cumbria’s Police and Crime Plan 2016/17 Year End Update This report provides an update on the delivery of activity against the objectives in Cumbria’s Police and Crime Plan 2013-2017. It examines the plans priorities and reports on the impact of interventions made by the PCC against key activities in 2016/17. Cumbria OPCC 15/4/2017 Report ‘Exceptional circumstances’: Excited delirium and the potentially fatal use of force Police cells are no place for people in mental health crisis, but new legal provisions due to come in will allow their detention in 'exceptional circumstances'. Serving officer Nathan Constable warns that people presenting as violent and unmanageable - the symptoms of 'excited delirium' - are the most likely to be detained, but also the most at risk from restraint. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/4/2017 Opinion Police anger after officers are mocked for enjoying bacon sandwiches and tea in the sun while on the job Police officers have hit out after a photo surfaced of officers enjoying bacon sandwiches and tea while on the job. Mail Online 15/4/2017 News Police urge social media super sleuths not to resort to vigilantism A Facebook page to help identify criminals has been set up in Bedworth Coventry Live 15/4/2017 News Will police horses stay in Gloucestershire? Will police horses stay in Gloucestershire? A look back at the last 12 months By CitizenChip | Posted: April 14, 2017 By chief city reporter Daniel Chipperfield @danchipperfield 0 COMMENTS 2 SHARES The one-year long trial for having mounted police in Gloucestershire has come to an end. But will it continue? Gloucestershire Live 15/4/2017 News Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £31,083 to £39,333 per annum. Closes: 23rd April 2017 Coventry University 15/4/2017 Jobs Merkel had secret briefing from M16 on terrorism strategy Angela Merkel sought secret intelligence on terrorist threats to Germany from British spy chiefs above the heads of her own security services on at least two occasions, according to reports. The Times - Subscription at source 15/4/2017 News Macho slogan is dropped in police chief’s first week Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe’s flagship slogan of “total policing” has been quietly dropped by Scotland Yard, which is now under new leadership. The Times - Subscription at source 15/4/2017 News Met pays out millions to rehire staff The Metropolitan Police has paid Reed Recruitment £219 million over six years to rehire its own officers The Times - Subscription at source 15/4/2017 News Update on Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Collaboration It was clear from Concerto’s work that there was confusion across most of the collaborated areas about who was responsible and accountable for delivering the business. Bedfordshire OPCC 14/4/2017 Report Allowances To Independent Members Of The Police And Crime Panel. The IRP recommends than an annual allowance of £700 be paid to the Co- opted Independent Members of Cumbria's Police and Crime Panel. Cumbria OPCC 14/4/2017 Report Diminishing the role of police officers? A critical take on Direct Entry Direct entry is a controversial topic, and has generated a lot of debate. While few would argue that those who have joined through the scheme are dedicated and sincere, policing commentator Graham Wettone argues that nothing can replace direct experience of policing - especially at Inspector level. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/4/2017 Opinion Met Police spend £200m just to rehire retired officers: Job agency sets up office in Scotland Yard as amount spent on temporary staff doubles in three years Britain's biggest police force has paid out over £200million to a single job agency to rehire its own retired officers and staff. Mail Online 14/4/2017 News Canada introduces long-awaited legislation to fully legalise marijuana Two bills, which plan to legalise recreational marijuana by July 2018, divvy up regulation, distribution and sale between federal and provincial governments The Guardian 14/4/2017 News Westminster attack: Masood did act alone, police conclude Counter-terrorism officials are seeking no one else but are rethinking how to stop unsophisticated attacks like Khalid Masood’s atrocity The Guardian 14/4/2017 News Rudd warns Facebook over ‘abhorrent crimes’ Amber Rudd has warned Facebook that it cannot be a “safe space” for terrorist propaganda and images of child sexual exploitation after The Times found the social media company was failing to remove harmful content. The Times - Subscription at source 14/4/2017 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables’ Council April 2017 For our April meeting we travelled to Durham with a focus on reform and welcomed two guests; Dame Vera Baird, Chair of the APCC and Commissioner Erik Akerboom of the Netherlands Police, to speak to us about their organisations. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 14/4/2017 Report «444144424443444444454446444744484449Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
