Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93842 total results. Showing results 89501 to 89520 «447244734474447544764477447844794480Next ›Last » Coming soon: CoPaCC’s 2016 review of PCC and OPCC Transparency Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive, confirms that CoPaCC is shortly to re-examine OPCCs' transparency Policing Insight 21/6/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/6/2016 News 3000 child sex offences involved the internet last year The internet was used as a gateway by offenders to commit more than 3,000 sex crimes against children last year, we reveal today. NSPCC 21/6/2016 News Internet predators abuse children as young as eight in the North East More than 250 crimes were committed against children in the North East last year by predators using the internet. The figures from the NSPCC reveal that the youngest child was just 8 years old. ITV News 21/6/2016 News This ‘industrial scale grooming’: One West Yorkshire child in 20 has met someone they found online Nearly one West Yorkshire child in 20 has arranged a personal meeting with someone they have met online, police have reported. The Yorkshire Post 21/6/2016 News Jason Ablewhite: Reflections on my first month as Cambridgeshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Jason Ablewhite was elected in May as Cambridgeshire's new Police and Crime Commissioner. He describes his first month on the job - the lessons he's learned and the challenges he sees in the years ahead. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/6/2016 Opinion Internet used in eight cases of child sex abuse every day, NSPCC finds Charity reveals more than 3,000 cyber-enabled sexual crimes were committed against children in past year The Guardian 21/6/2016 News PCC launches police and crime plan for Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner Kathryn Holloway has launched her new Police and Crime Plan for the county aiming to address public concerns over Community Policing and to rebuild confidence in Bedfordshire Police. Bedfordshire OPCC 21/6/2016 News Figures show fall in recorded crime in Scotland BBC 21/6/2016 News Preferred candidate for South Yorkshire chief constable announced South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner (PCC) has announced his preferred candidate to take over the force after months of instability brought on by the Hillsborough Inquests. Police Professional 20/6/2016 News Force becomes first to offer meditation sessions to stressed-out officers A force beset by gangland shootings has become the first in the country to help officers struggling with mental health issues through meditation. Police Professional 20/6/2016 News Drug dependence needs treatment not jail, says Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner People living in the grip of drug addiction should be steered towards help and treatment to change their lifestyles rather than being criminalised, says county's police and crime commissioner. Derbyshire Live 20/6/2016 News MPS schemes to recruit more officers from London branded ‘ineffective’ Initiatives designed to increase the number of Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers living in London have not done enough to help the force represent communities, an MP has claimed. Police Professional 20/6/2016 News New deputy chief constable starts work at Sussex Police Sussex Police's new second-in-command has started work. Bernie O'Reilly, 46, left his job as assistant chief constable at Staffordshire police to take up the deputy chief constable role in Sussex. The Argus 20/6/2016 News Report crime online: Dorset Police relaunches website Dorset Police has relaunched its website following feedback from the public. It aims to offer a clearer design, giving people the information they need and new services to get in touch with the force. Dorset Echo 20/6/2016 News Thames Valley Police gives ‘first satellite tag to teen’ A 15-year-old boy has become the first child in the UK to get a satellite-tracked tag, police have said. Thames Valley Police said the new devices track a person's movement via GPS at all times, rather than just when they enter and exit a building. BBC 20/6/2016 News Leicestershire PCC Willy Bach – ‘Brexit will make fighting crime harder’ Leicestershire's police and crime commissioner Willy Bach has said Brexit would make the fight against crime harder. Lord Bach, who was elected last month, has made a late intervention in the European Union referendum debate as voters prepare to go to the polls on Thursday. Leicestershire Live 20/6/2016 News Report on ‘The Police Complaints System’ Comprehensive report into complaints made to Lancashire Police. Lancashire OPCC 20/6/2016 Report Development of Lancashire’s Police & Crime Plan The purpose of this report is to advise the Panel of the process and timetable proposed by the Commissioner for the development of the Police and Crime Plan. Lancashire OPCC 20/6/2016 Report Forward Plan Key Decisions September 2016 – July 2017 This report contains key decisions, items of business and contact officer consultation details. 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