Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 89041 to 89060 «444944504451445244534454445544564457Next ›Last » Cheshire’s small police stations ‘could move to community buildings’ Most small police stations in Cheshire could be moved to nearby public buildings, the county's police and crime commissioner has said. BBC 15/12/2017 News Date set for IPCC reform The Government has confirmed when the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) will be restructured after months of delays. Police Professional 15/12/2017 News Dutch government to trial blockchain-based digital law Country’s Ministry of Justice and Security to experiment with online process for informing criminal suspects of relevant laws and options PublicTechnology.net 15/12/2017 News Officers given Tasers in response to ‘increasing threats of violence’ Hundreds more Police Scotland officers will be given access to Tasers as the force revealed its three-year plan to address changing demand. Police Professional 15/12/2017 News Why Northumbria Police officers will carry teddies in their patrol cars Special cuddly toys have been produced to comfort youngsters that come in contact with cops in the North East Chronicle Live (North East) 15/12/2017 News Moped gangs fuel biggest rise in crime in a decade – and there is little police can do about it i News 15/12/2017 News New raptor persecution maps to help tackle wildlife crime New technology will help crack down on crimes against raptors Cumbria Crack 15/12/2017 News Knives, knuckledusters and ticketless fans: A return to the dark days of football? Sussex police recently claimed that a fixture between Brighton and Hove Albion and Crystal Palace represented a return to the 'dark days of football', with the stadium beset by ticketless fans armed with knuckledusters - claims that were later retracted. Chief Supt. Owen West argues that this incident does risk a return to the dark days, in terms of police legitimacy and fan relations, and calls for urgent change. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/12/2017 Opinion Sue Mountstevens to represent PCCs on work to tackle ‘honour’-based abuse Raising awareness of and tackling so-called ‘honour’ crimes will be the focus of Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Sue Mountstevens, when she represents PCCs nationally. Bath Echo 15/12/2017 News Police chief delivers stark message over stalled Stormont House Agreement Northern Ireland's police chief has delivered a stark message to the Government on stalled proposals to deal with the legacy of the Troubles - "stop prevaricating and get on with it". Belfast Telegraph 15/12/2017 News Police boss says Force will put communities ahead of cost with £30m buying power North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Arfon Jones has launched his social policy North Wales Live 15/12/2017 News Met Police to conduct urgent review after rape trial collapse The Metropolitan Police is carrying out an "urgent assessment" after a rape prosecution collapsed due to its late disclosure of vital evidence. BBC 15/12/2017 News Backlash over ‘stay with abuser’ posts shared by Essex Police Social media posts shared by police that appear to support domestic abuse victims staying with their partners have been met with a backlash. BBC 15/12/2017 News V Festival: ‘No police stationed’ at 2017 event No police were stationed inside the 2017 V Festival in Essex because of a dispute over money, the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme understands. BBC 15/12/2017 News Crime fighters: Why the Government needs to give PCCs greater local freedom In a report out today, the Centre for Social Justice calls on the Government to give more local freedom to Police and Crime Commissioners to fund the fight against crime. Rory Geoghegan, Head of Criminal Justice at the CSJ, explains what could be achieved if PCCs raised an additional £180 million locally. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/12/2017 Opinion Judge slams police as rape trial of student, 22, collapses after officers sat on evidence that cleared him A judge has called for an inquiry after the trial of a student accused of rape collapsed after police failed to reveal she sent him messages asking for casual sex and revealing her own violent sexual fantasies. Mail Online 15/12/2017 News Scotland Yard carrying out ‘urgent assessment’ after rape trial collapses Met officers failed to disclose messages between complainant and her friends – which cast doubt on the case – until the trial was about to close The Guardian 15/12/2017 News Jerry Hayes: Treasury cuts have crippled justice system Jerry Hayes was the prosecuting barrister in the case of Liam Allan The Times - Subscription at source 15/12/2017 Feature, Opinion Judge slams Met Police after Liam Allan cleared in rape trial A judge has called for an inquiry after the trial of a student accused of rape collapsed because police had failed to reveal evidence proving his innocence. The Times - Subscription at source 15/12/2017 News Mental health patients and police face ‘scandalous’ wait for treatment "Scandalous" waits to get mental health patients access to treatment are letting down vulnerable people and wasting police resources, an MP said. 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