Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96314 total results. Showing results 88981 to 89000 «444644474448444944504451445244534454Next ›Last » My night in police cell was ‘terrifying’ says mental health patient turned away from hospital due to lack of beds A man who suffers from bipolar disorder has told of the "terrifying" night he spent in a police cell after being turned away from a mental health hospital due to a lack of available beds. ITV News 30/11/2016 News ‘Underpaid and no respect’ – Cops morale at rock bottom A shocking 70 per cent of police officers say they are underpaid and over-stressed Daily Star 30/11/2016 News Council tax increase: Public backs Lord Willy Bach’s proposed 1.99% rise to boost police funding Residents have backed plans to increase the police's share of council tax bills by 1.99 per cent for the next four years. Leicestershire Live 30/11/2016 News London ‘should have Question Time debate to help select next Commissioner’ A radical shake-up in selecting candidates for UK policing's top job would give the public a "voice" and spare a repeat of community relations' breakdowns, a think-tank claims. Police Professional 30/11/2016 News Final Draft Police and Crime Plan 2017-2020 The Police and Crime Plan 2017- 2020 for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Devon & Cornwall OPCC 30/11/2016 Report PCC’S Report On 101 Performance The Panel will receive an update from the Police and Crime Commissioner in respect of performance against objectives and performance measures in the Police and Crime Plan. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 30/11/2016 Report Police And Crime Commissioner’s Update Report – Devon and Cornwall This report draws the Police and Crime Panel’s attention to a number of matters Devon & Cornwall OPCC 30/11/2016 Report Realising The Opportunities From The Policing And Crime Bill This report is being presented to the Cambridgeshire PCP to provide an update on progress being made between the PCC, Cambridgeshire Constabulary the Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service, the Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Authority and East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust on realising the opportunities of the Policing and Crime Bill Cambridgeshire OPCC 30/11/2016 Report Budget Strategy Report by the PCC for Cambridgeshire This report is provides further information on the budget setting strategy to the Panel prior to the review of the: proposed 2017/18 precept in February 2017/18 budget and medium-term financial plan (the “MTFP”) to 2020/21, to be considered at the March 2017 Panel meeting. Cambridgeshire OPCC 30/11/2016 Report Crime Severity Score measures ‘relative harm’ of crimes BBC 30/11/2016 News Home Secretary’s College of Policing speech on vulnerability Home Office 30/11/2016 Report Home Secretary grants further police transformation funding Home Office 30/11/2016 News What we’ve learned from today’s not-so-transparent Police Transformation Fund awards: The winners (and losers) CoPaCC Chief Executive Bernard Rix takes a first look at today's announcement by the Home Office of which forces and PCCs have been successful in their bids for Police Transformation Fund support. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/11/2016 Analysis EU police agency blames human error for data security breach The Hague, Netherlands (AP) — European Union police agency Europol on Wednesday blamed human error for a breach of its data security rules by a former staff member that reportedly led to dossiers containing information about terrorism investigations becoming visible online. Mail Online 30/11/2016 News More police forces investigate football sex abuse allegations North Yorkshire and North Wales police are the latest forces to confirm they are probing allegations of historical child sex abuse in football - taking the tally to 11. Mail Online 30/11/2016 News Court speeding guidelines “need to change”, says Suffolk PCC Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner feels the public are losing confidence in the criminal justice system Cambridgeshire Live 30/11/2016 News The case of the desperately ill spy and the untraceable poison It sounds like the stuff of Bond films, but 10 years ago the tragic case of ‘Edwin Carter’ presented doctors and police with exactly this scenario - Dr Kathryn Harkup, chemist and science communicator The Guardian 30/11/2016 Analysis, Feature Gun crime plunges to its lowest level in last ten years Gun crime in Scotland has fallen to its lowest level in the last decade, according to new statistics, but clear up rates have also fallen. The National 30/11/2016 News Police watchdog ‘correct’ not to investigate David Crompton complaint But external reviewer was critical of some decisions made by the former chief. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/11/2016 News Force begins attempt to double number of specials Essex Police says it has no plans to seek outside help to aid numbers boost Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/11/2016 News «444644474448444944504451445244534454Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
