Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 90241 to 90260 «450945104511451245134514451545164517Next ›Last » Crime gangs expand into fraud, theft and slavery Organised crime has expanded into shoplifting, fraud and child sexual exploitation, according to a study published today. The Times - Subscription at source 19/6/2017 News Surge in support for Gab, a website that allows hate speech British extremists are spreading hate on a fast-growing social network that gives a platform to far-right voices banned from other sites. The Times - Subscription at source 19/6/2017 News Matrix of Achievements – PCC Grant Funded Organisations – 2016/2017 This document details what has been delivered and progressed so far in my first year in office. Bedfordshire OPCC 18/6/2017 Report Easy ways to disarm online jihad recruiters Twitter and other tech firms are reluctant to lead the charge against extremism, but some small changes could hurt the fanatics The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2017 Analysis, Feature Number of arrests falls by HALF in a decade with crime down just 15% The number of police arrests has collapsed by 50 per cent in the past decade, raising fresh fears over the impact of massive budget cuts. Mail Online 18/6/2017 News Frauds across the world use British IT expert’s photo to market fake firms Pictures of Simon Greig are online under a variety of names and titles The Sunday Times 18/6/2017 News Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel Activity Report 2016/17 This report provides the three Unitary Councils in the Bedfordshire Police Force Area with a summary of the activity of the Bedfordshire PCP during the 2016/2017 municipal year. Bedfordshire OPCC 17/6/2017 Report Lancashire’s top cop has warned ‘cracks are now appearing’ in the service because of tough government cuts Lancashire's police chief has warned 'cracks are now appearing' in the service because of tough government cuts. Lancashire Telegraph 17/6/2017 News Armed gardaà to cease providing cover on 24/7 basis in Cork due to lack of training and equipment More than 80 garda detectives are to stop providing armed cover on a 24/7 basis in the Cork region amid claims they have been left vulnerable by garda management’s refusal to give them proper training and equipment to tackle gangland crime or terrorist attacks. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 17/6/2017 News Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Policing (2 year FTC) Salary: £38,455 to £50,423 per annum, inclusive of London Weighting. Closes: 13th July 2017 University of East London 17/6/2017 Jobs Mobile phone porn fuels rise of sex crimes in schools The number of sexual offences in schools has more than tripled in four years, figures suggest. The Times - Subscription at source 17/6/2017 News Gun amnesty in Australia amid terror fears The Australian government, fearing more Islamist terrorist attacks, will offer gun-owners a three-month window to hand over illegal firearms without fear of prosecution. The Times - Subscription at source 17/6/2017 News PC Keith Palmer posthumously awarded the George Medal Officer confronted an armed terrorist outside Parliament on March 22 Police Oracle 17/6/2017 News Major honours shared with senior officers, specialist staff and volunteers The Queen's Birthday Honours include major awards for a 'super recogniser' member of police staff, founder of the Society of Evidence Based Policing and a senior Special Constabulary officer who responded to the London Bridge terror attack. Police Professional 17/6/2017 News Queen honours Westminster attack PC Keith Palmer for bravery The police officer murdered in March's Westminster attack has been awarded a posthumous bravery medal by the Queen. BBC 17/6/2017 News Ministry of Defence Police Chief dies following short illness Former Bedfordshire Police Chief Constable has died unexpectedly Police Oracle 16/6/2017 News Paramilitary threats ‘force police to move home’ About 20 police officers are forced to move home every year because of threats from paramilitaries, a senior police officer has said. BBC 16/6/2017 News Some Implications Of The Policing And Crime Act 2017 That May Impact The Work Of The Panel To enable the Panel to be aware of changes brought about by this new piece of legislation which might affect the role of the Commissioner and thereby the work of the Panel. Bedfordshire OPCC 16/6/2017 Report Safety and security comes at a price: It is worth paying, and the Government needs to be willing to pay it. In the latest of our exclusive articles following the General Election, Durham PCC Ron Hogg identifies seven specific ways in which the Government's approach to policing must now change, and calls on Chief Officers, HMIC and fellow PCCs to be afforded "greater traction within the debate". Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/6/2017 Opinion Reflections on updated media relations guidance Deputy Chief Constable Gareth Morgan, the National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for media relations College of Policing 16/6/2017 Feature, Opinion «450945104511451245134514451545164517Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
