Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96208 total results. Showing results 90161 to 90180 «450545064507450845094510451145124513Next ›Last » Brexit and policing: It’s time for PCCs and other police leaders to ‘step up to the plate’ CoPaCC Director, John Tizard, reflects on CoPaCC's recent "Brexit: Implications for policing and security" event supported by leading law firm Fieldfisher. Many policing stakeholders contributed to the seminar discussion, including PCCs, Deputy PCCs, OPCC staff, senior and former police officers, national policing agency and government departmental officials. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/9/2016 Opinion No financial limit set on overseas chief constable recruitment package at cash-strapped force PCC says he makes no apologies for global search, while announcing PCSO recruitment freeze Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/9/2016 News Most police inspectors ‘working longer than regulated hours’ Scottish Lib Dems said figures show police officers are being 'squeezed until the pips squeak'. STV News 26/9/2016 News New HQ for ROCU after £1 million grant Policing in the north east of England is to be bolstered with a £1 million government grant to build a new headquarters for the area’s regional organised crime unit (ROCU). Police Professional 26/9/2016 News Gloucestershire Police is readmitted to Best Use of Stop and Search scheme, which ensures police powers are being used fairly Gloucestershire Police has been readmitted to the Best Use of Stop and Search scheme, meaning that they are now using their powers fairly and effectively. Standard (Wiltshire & Gloucestershire) 26/9/2016 News Justice Department to spend $20m on police body cameras after Terence Crutcher and Keith Scott deaths The US Justice Department has announced it will give $20 million to law enforcement agencies across the country to buy and enhance their use of body cameras. The Independent 26/9/2016 News Great expectations: What do the public want from the police? With shrinking budgets, the police are being asked to make hard choices about their priorities. Following last week's Excellence in Policing conference, Rick Muir of the Police Foundation argues that if we are to close the expectations gap, the police need to engage in a major exercise in public education. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/9/2016 Opinion Live Blog at Labour Party conference: Reducing crime through innovation Policing Insight's rolling coverage of the Police Foundation's fringe event at the Labour Party conference, "Reducing crime through innovation, the role of PCCs" Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/9/2016 News Cheshire PCC – Scrutiny Board Notes The notes of the meeting held on 12 May 2016 were accepted and the action log reviewed. Cheshire OPCC 26/9/2016 Report College has ‘never checked’ impact of Saudi police training Group establishes there are no postÂeducation procedures to see if torture is used Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/9/2016 News Cheshire PCC Annual Report 2016 The Constabulary adopted a priority based budgeting process to analyse every pound spent on policing in Cheshire to identify efficiencies and areas for investment. Through this process, £13.5m savings were identified. Cheshire OPCC 26/9/2016 Report Cheshire Police and Crime Panel – Work Programme 2016/17 A table of upcoming meetings and work undertaken by the police and crime panel. Cheshire OPCC 26/9/2016 Report More guidance needed on searching detainees in custody Lawyer says forces could be leading officers and staff open to risk Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/9/2016 News Meeting Cellebrite – Israel’s master phone crackers It's an Israeli company that helps police forces gain access to data on the mobile phones of suspected criminals. BBC 26/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Lancashire police migrate case and custody data to Connect Constabulary becomes the first to use information platform independently of Athena records management system UKAuthority.com 26/9/2016 News Virtual court pilot is ‘not fit for purpose’ As the government plots the wide-scale rollout of virtual hearings through its Transforming Justice initiative, a law firm is threatening to boycott a pilot scheme which it claims is not fit for purpose. Law Gazette 26/9/2016 News Edinburgh’s blind-eye prostitution policy was ‘attempt to minimise impact of HIV and Aids in city’ The Herald (Scotland) 26/9/2016 News Swiss endorse new surveillance powers BBC 26/9/2016 News New ROCU announced for north east Home Office supplies £1 million for unit to tackle organised crime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/9/2016 News West Midlands Police seeking senior officers in new recruitment drive West Midlands Police has announced it is looking to recruit more senior officers, just weeks after announcing plans to take on more than 1,150 staff over the next three years. Express & Star 26/9/2016 News «450545064507450845094510451145124513Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
