Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96263 total results. Showing results 89601 to 89620 «447744784479448044814482448344844485Next ›Last » New stop and search training and guidance for police Police officers across England and Wales will receive new training and guidance on the use of stop and search. College of Policing 27/10/2016 News Stop and search an essential tool for operational policing Reaction to new Stop and Search training for officers announced by the College of Policing today Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 27/10/2016 News PFEW Pay and Morale Survey 2016 Headline Statistics July 2016 (PDF) Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 27/10/2016 Report Police officers: ‘undervalued and under pressure’ The way police are treated is the biggest contributor to why more than half of rank-and-file officers suffer from low morale. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 27/10/2016 News ‘Undervalued and despondent’ watchwords for low-morale and pay, says record-breaking PFEW officer survey Only one in ten officers consider they receive a "fair day's pay" for the stresses, strains and hazards of today's job in the biggest indicator of confidence in modern policing history. Police Professional 27/10/2016 News Police ranks: A time for change? Chief Constable Francis Habgood describes the model for moving leadership away from a focus on rank. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2016 Analysis, Feature Taser deployment by West Mercia Police officers has risen Police officers in the force that covers Shropshire deployed tasers on more than 170 occasions last year, new figures show. Shropshire Star 27/10/2016 News Reform of stop and search requires effective communication Researchers from RAND Europe, an organisation which helped evaluate the College of Policing's training on the issue, examine the prospects for reforming the practice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2016 News Twenty assaults on West Midlands Police officers every week Dogs, bricks and vehicles are used to attack police, according to the Home Office. Birmingham Live 27/10/2016 News Nine out of ten Bristol police officers are suffering from low morale A staggering 94 per cent of police officers working across the Bristol area say they have low morale, a new report has found. Almost half of Avon and Somerset constabulary's officers responded to a survey by the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers. Bristol Live 27/10/2016 News Stop and search: Police training aims to raise standards New standards and training for police officers using stop and search are to be rolled out across England and Wales. BBC 27/10/2016 News Armed officers on Tube to highlight ‘reality’ of terror threat to UK Armed police will be "visible" to commuters on the London Underground for the first time after a bomb scare at North Greenwich station caused panic last week. Police Professional 26/10/2016 News British Transport Police wants armed officers to use the Tube British Transport Police (BTP) wants its armed officers to be able to travel around London on the Tube network within the next few months. BBC 26/10/2016 News Six terror suspects now on Tpims as threat of attack remains ‘highly likely’ The number of terror suspects subject to Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (Tpims) has risen to six since the summer, it has been revealed. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/10/2016 News Public Accounts Committee’s ESN probe likely to consider mobile operators’ access to network sites A Public Accounts Committee (PAC ) investigation into the Home Office’s planned Emergency Services Network (ESN) – a 4G-based replacement for the current Airwave contract – is likely to consider the claims of rival mobile operators to the Home Office’s contracted provider, BT-owned EE, that they should be given early details of where mobile masts are to be sited. Government Computing 26/10/2016 News Alternate narratives: Complementary or opposing preventing terrorism strategies Dr Dave Sloggett explores the implications of the Muslim Council of Great Britain's launch of its own initiative to prevent people becoming radicalised. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2016 Analysis, Feature AC Helen King to retire from the MPS Assistant Commissioner Helen King today (October 26) confirmed she will be stepping down from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to take on a leadership role at the Oxford University college where she obtained her undergraduate degree. Police Professional 26/10/2016 News New police unit to target crime in ‘deprived’ areas of Cambridge The crime prevention team will focus exclusively on areas with high social deprivation Cambridgeshire Live 26/10/2016 News New sentencing guidelines for breach of court orders New sentencing rules have been drawn up to ensure criminals such as sex offenders or stalkers receive appropriate punishments for flouting court orders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2016 News Plaid say Wales’ police could be £25m a year better off if policing was devolved The party argues the country would have missed out on millions if a planned formula had not been ditched Wales Online 26/10/2016 News «447744784479448044814482448344844485Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
