Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93741 total results. Showing results 90481 to 90500 «452145224523452445254526452745284529Next ›Last » An interview with Nick Clegg about the Government’s drug problem For the next three days, the most important meeting on global drug policy since the 1990s will take place in New York. The UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS) will see governments from around the world coming together to discuss the best way to move forward on the issue, yet despite an international groundswell of drug law reform in recent years – from Colorado and Washington DC to Portugal and Uruguay, and legal cannabis markets set for Canada and California – it's unlikely to change anything. Vice 18/4/2016 Feature, Opinion Secret Diary of a PCC: The magic of Brasso Jon Harvey revisits his "Secret Diary of a PCC" series - essential reading for any PCC candidate 'at risk' of being elected... Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/4/2016 Opinion Future direct entry recruits could be awarded master’s level degrees Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2016 News Conservative PCC candidate Will Windsor-Clive pledges to bridge gap between urban and rural policing Stroud News & Journal 18/4/2016 News, UK PCC Elections Tiny proportion of stalking cases recorded by police, data suggests The Guardian 18/4/2016 Analysis, Feature Conservatives and Labour fielding far fewer women in PCC elections The Guardian 18/4/2016 News, UK PCC Elections Manifesto – Programme for Policing 2016 – 2021 The Scottish Police Federation is delighted to present our programme for policing 2016 – 2021 manifesto. In Programme for Policing 2016 – 2021, we set out a range of recommendations to the next Scottish Government, outlining how policing can enrich public life, promote public safety and position Scotland as a global leader in criminal justice innovation. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 17/4/2016 Report Violent crime up in Nottinghamshire – but report is ‘good’ Violent crime rose by nine per cent in Nottinghamshire over the past year – as the overall number of offences committed stayed roughly the same. Retford Times 17/4/2016 News 2016 Police and Crime Commissioner Elections: Herts PCC sets out fresh vision Hertfordshire's Police and Crime Commissioner David Lloyd has promised to put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system if he is re-elected. Review (St Albans & Harpenden) 17/4/2016 News, UK PCC Elections Scots police officers demand right to be allowed to take part in political campaigns POLICE officers are demanding the right to be allowed to take part in political campaigns. The Scottish Police Federation (SPF), which represents the rank and file, has published its own Holyrood manifesto and called for the strict limits on its members participating in politics to be eased. The Herald (Scotland) 17/4/2016 News West Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel Agreed Action Log West Yorkshire OPCC 17/4/2016 Report Proposed New York ‘textalyser’ law would let police check if drivers have been using mobile phones The bill would let police use 'textalyser' devices to see if a driver was using their phone before a crash The Independent 17/4/2016 News Senior Lecturer in Criminology, Birmingham City University Salary: £43,303 to £47,177. Closing date for applications is 15th May 2016 Birmingham City University 16/4/2016 Jobs West Yorkshire PCC Published Key Decisions. If decisions are made in the pre-election (purdah) period, they will be published on the PCC’s website following the conclusion of that period. West Yorkshire OPCC 16/4/2016 Report PCCs – the next step Elections take place in May for the next generation of police and crime commissioners, (PCCs), a role created in November 2012 to hold chief constables to account in England and Wales. Three and a half years after they were first voted in, we look at some of the experiences around the country, what lessons have been learnt and the next steps. Police Magazine (Police Federation EW) 16/4/2016 Feature, Opinion, UK PCC Elections Chief Superintendent vacancies Following a major force re-structure, and in the midst of an organisational change programme, Cleveland Police has a number of exciting opportunities at the ranks of Chief Superintendent and Superintendent. We would welcome applicants both for substantive ranks and for those on promotion to the next rank. Full time (40 hours). Closing date 5th May 2016 Cleveland Police 16/4/2016 Jobs Superintendent vacancies Following a major force re-structure, and in the midst of an organisational change programme, Cleveland Police has a number of exciting opportunities at the ranks of Chief Superintendent and Superintendent. We would welcome applicants both for substantive ranks and for those on promotion to the next rank. Full time (40 Hours). Closing date 5th May 2016 Cleveland Police 16/4/2016 Jobs Research warns of ‘internal structural disconnects’ within Police Scotland Rollout of specialist units within Police Scotland has contributed to actions “counter-productive to local policing” which local commanders have had little control over, a new study has found. Holyrood Magazine 15/4/2016 News Ann Barnes to ‘fight to the end’ to secure Operation Stack funding Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner Ann Barnes insists she will fight to the end to secure Home Office funding for the policing of Operation Stack. Kent News 15/4/2016 News ‘Prison won’t resolve these women’s issues’ Some women turn to crime simply because they are desperate or at a low ebb, and experts believe that sending them through the judicial system simply exacerbates the social problem. Now a pioneering scheme is helping women turn their lives around. 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