Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102944 total results. Showing results 91961 to 91980 «459545964597459845994600460146024603Next ›Last » Police relax monitoring of sex offenders to focus on high-risk criminals Police chiefs say hundreds of offenders considered low-risk may no longer be subject to measures such as annual home visits The Guardian 30/6/2017 News Online fraud Online fraud is now the most commonly experienced crime in England and Wales, but has been overlooked by government, law enforcement and industry. National Audit Office (NAO) 30/6/2017 Report Police on 999 calls warned of dangerous driving charges Police could take longer to respond to emergencies and arrive later at 999 calls after officers were warned they could be prosecuted for driving offences like any other motorist. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2017 News Forces’ failure to tackle cybercrime costs £144bn Only one in 150 police officers is dedicated to investigating fraud despite it being the most common crime in Britain, according to the public spending watchdog. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2017 News Police to relax rules for ‘low-risk’ sex offenders Up to 16,000 sex offenders considered low risk could have their monitoring regime relaxed under police plans to drop house visits and continuing risk assessments. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2017 News Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside, 3 days per week Salary: £31,800 per annum. Closes: 14th July 2017 Merseyside OPCC 30/6/2017 Jobs Police checks for ‘low risk’ sex offenders relaxed Police forces in England and Wales are relaxing checks on hundreds of sex offenders living in the community who are assessed to be low risk. BBC 30/6/2017 News New tailored approach to managing registered sex offenders introduced Police forces are building on improvements in risk assessment to ensure robust, proactive management of those who pose the greatest risk to the public. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 29/6/2017 News Police responding to emergencies have sufficient legal guidance and exemptions The NPCC lead has reiterated that police officers responding to emergencies are covered by legal guidance that shows it is not in the public interest to prosecute them. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 29/6/2017 News South Wales Chief Constable Peter Vaughan to retire Chief Constable Peter Vaughan has announced his retirement from South Wales Police after eight years in the role and 33 years as an officer. BBC 29/6/2017 News The London Knife Crime strategy Through this Strategy, we set out a comprehensive plan of partnership action to tackle the immediate threat to safety posed by knife crime in London. london.gov.uk 29/6/2017 Report Change of heart: How forces are supporting their transgender officers There is still a lack of understanding and support around the transgender community. While newspapers feature flippant headlines about gender neutral toilets, those who are transgender have to deal with the sometimes devastating consequences of others' misunderstanding. But some police forces are at the vanguard of a more inclusive approach. Syreeta Lund writes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/6/2017 Analysis Perspectives on Policing (1). “Mixed signals for police improvement: The value of your Crime Severity Score may go up as well as down” By Andy Higgins The Police Foundation 29/6/2017 Report Mental health in prisons Government does not know how many people in prison have a mental illness, how much it is spending on mental health in prisons or whether it is achieving its objectives. It is therefore hard to see how Government can be achieving value for money in its efforts to improve the mental health and well being of prisoners. In 2016 there were 40,161 incidents of self-harm in prisons and 120 self-inflicted deaths. National Audit Office (NAO) 29/6/2017 Report No respect: Young BAME men, the police and stop and search A briefing on the recent experience of young black, Asian and minority ethnic people (BAME) and stop and search. Criminal Justice Alliance 29/6/2017 Report The future of public services: digital borders Today’s report, The future of public services: digital borders, identifies opportunities for new technology to improve the security and efficiency of the UK border for trade and passengers alike. This paper is the sixth in a series, conducted in partnership with Accenture, looking at the transformative role technology will play in the future delivery of public services. Reform Think Tank 29/6/2017 Report Drive like you are not in a police car, Fed tells officers Legal protection is not sufficient to carry out any manoeuvre a member of the public cannot and government won't listen, staff association says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/6/2017 News Hillsborough top cop Sir Norman Bettison says he’ll defend his innocence after being charged The former chief constable faces four allegations of misconduct in public office over the tragedy in which 96 people lost their lives Mirror 29/6/2017 News Nottinghamshire Police Revenue Budget Monitoring as at March 2017 Nottinghamshire OPCC 29/6/2017 Report Emergency new internet spying laws to monitor terrorists being drawn up after European court ruling Home Office bosses fear an imminent high court judgement from it will strike down new powers for MI5 and the police to access terrorist plotters’ communications The Sun 29/6/2017 News «459545964597459845994600460146024603Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
