Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96169 total results. Showing results 90481 to 90500 «452145224523452445254526452745284529Next ›Last » Numbers boost at force where PCC says he is trying to be ‘good’ rather than popular Humberside to get new PCs, sergeants and PCSOs Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/9/2016 News Why waiting for all the facts in police shootings matters Centre for Public Safety 9/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £38,896 to £47,801. Closes: 9th October 2016 Liverpool John Moores University 9/9/2016 Jobs Public bodies made 1,119 errors in use of phone and web data in 2015 Interception of communications watchdog reports 20% increase in errors, largely made by police and security services, leading to 17 wrongful arrests The Guardian 9/9/2016 News Pressure grows to create new offence of first-degree murder The Times - Subscription at source 9/9/2016 News May risks party backlash by signing Europol pact The Times - Subscription at source 9/9/2016 News Police claim to have foiled Isis-inspired bomb plot in London The Times - Subscription at source 9/9/2016 News The May 2016 PCC elections Electoral Commission 9/9/2016 Report Electoral Commission calls for more public information ahead of PCC elections The Electoral Commission has published its report on the administration of the 2016 Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Elections and local Government elections which took place in May. Electoral Commission 9/9/2016 News Plan to merge BTP and Police Scotland criticised The Scotsman 9/9/2016 News Truss: MoJ ‘needs time to think’ on youth justice reforms The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) requires "time to think" about wide-ranging proposals to reform the youth justice system, Justice Secretary Elizabeth Truss has said amid claims that plans to create a network of secure schools could be scrapped. Children & Young People Now 9/9/2016 News Lecturer in Criminology 12 months maternity cover. Salary: £31,656 to £46,414. Closes: 19th September 2016 Nottingham Trent University 9/9/2016 Jobs British Transport officers slam SNP’s ‘ludicrous’ merger with Police Scotland British Transport Police officers have branded a planned merger with Scotland's single force "ludicrous" and "horrific". Express 8/9/2016 News Anti-terror police smash ‘ISIS plot’ for attack on British soil after arresting two in West London dawn raid Mail Online 8/9/2016 News Next generation: Social media and community policing from a European perspective A unique conference in Munich later this month - with attendance free - showcases research on social media and community policing across Europe for the first time. Lindsey Gunby of West Yorkshire for Innovation, the organisers of the conference, talks about the projects and their potential for technology to help transform community policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/9/2016 News Reinventing the Bobby on the beat: Police Now’s Summer Academy The 2016 Police Now Summer Academy has just graduated 108 new recruit police officers ready for independent patrol. Chris Heathcote, Director and Gold Commander of the Academy, talks about why he believes passionately in the promise of Police Now and what it can offer to police forces across the country. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/9/2016 Opinion Innocent people swept up in mobile and online investigations, watchdog finds Innocent people have been caught up in criminal investigations because of snooping blunders. Individuals were wrongly arrested or visited by police after errors in attempts to access communications data. South Wales Guardian 8/9/2016 News Police to be trained in journalists’ rights with new video A new video explaining reporters’ and photographers’ rights during demonstrations and riots is set to be incorporated into police training courses. Hold The Front Page 8/9/2016 News Cheating police students in Northern Ireland could be shown door Some of the 78 student police officers caught cheating in their exams may not be hired as constables at the end of their two-year probation, the PSNI has said. Belfast Telegraph 8/9/2016 News Mental health patients unnecessarily kept in jail cells because of lack of beds Vulnerable mental health patients in the West were detained in police cells because of a lack of beds, according to a report released today. ITV News 8/9/2016 News «452145224523452445254526452745284529Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
