Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 92941 to 92960 «464446454646464746484649465046514652Next ›Last » PCC chooses not to pursue plans to take control of Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore has today (Friday 8th September) announced that he will not be pursuing plans to take control of Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service. Suffolk OPCC 8/9/2017 News Police and Crime Commissioner’s Community Engagement Matrix Table to illustrate Group / Theme Organisations / individuals, and examples of engagement Cambridgeshire OPCC 8/9/2017 Report Cambridgeshire Police and Crime Plan, Communities and Criminal Justice Cambridgeshire OPCC 8/9/2017 Report Scotland’s top police officer stands down The chief constable of Police Scotland, Phil Gormley, has stood down while investigations are carried out into a complaint made about him. BBC 8/9/2017 News Cost of drug-driving tests is stopping forces using them Government's own report highlights that it is not funding laboratory analysis. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/9/2017 News Pay body will lose trust if it sides with government, says supers president Staff associations below chief officer level have called for a 2.8 per cent rise. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/9/2017 News Police see fall in domestic abuse after implementing protection orders for victims This could mean more than 3,000 calls to the control room have been avoided since the orders began Burton Mail 8/9/2017 News Government “betrays” Merseyside by offering NO extra cash for gun crime battle The Home Office's 'package of support' does not include ANY extra funding Liverpool Echo 8/9/2017 News The racial bias in our justice system is creating a social timebomb My review reveals the prejudice that black and minority ethnic children face. We’ve had enough talking - we must act on this issue urgently says David Lammy, Labour MP for Tottenham and the former minister for higher education The Guardian 8/9/2017 Feature, Opinion West Midlands Police defends crime recording systems after inspection From 'exemplary' in 2014 to inadequate in 2017 Express & Star 8/9/2017 News Police and crime commissioner Julia Mulligan argues shared governance with fire service will be better for public A shared governance of police and fire presented an opportunity to improve the quality of the two emergency services to the public, Craven councillors have been told. Craven Herald & Pioneer 8/9/2017 News Essex Police Federation: ‘Policing is no longer a job for life’ Policing is no longer a job for life and forces can expect to keep some officers for as little as five years before they leave the service altogether, warns the Essex Police Federation. Gazette (Thurrock) 8/9/2017 News 500 Devon and Cornwall police officers attacked in a year – and it’s getting worse Emergency services from across the South West have come together to highlight the rising trend in the number of assaults on staff whilst on duty Devon Live 8/9/2017 News Hundreds of Kent Police officers trained in using spit guards More than 700 Kent Police officers have been given protection against being spat at by people they arrest. News Shopper 8/9/2017 News Revealed: 59 Met police officers sacked or punished for racist behaviour Scotland Yard dismissed 18 officers following complaints about race discrimination and 41 were subject to other disciplinary sanctions. The Standard 8/9/2017 News Madeleine McCann: Police request funding for inquiry Police have asked the government for more money to investigate the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, weeks before funding is due to end. BBC 8/9/2017 News Police chief constable says professional service at risk from budget cuts Northumbria chief constable Steve Ashman says day of not being able to deliver a professional service ‘very, very close’ The Guardian 8/9/2017 News Lammy review: final report An independent review into the treatment of, and outcomes for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in the criminal justice system. gov.uk 8/9/2017 Report Exposed: ‘racial bias’ in British criminal justice system Prosecutions of some black defendants should be dropped or deferred, says Labour MP David Lammy’s report The Guardian 8/9/2017 News Offenders could avoid prosecution by taking rehabilitation courses Perpetrators of low-harm crimes could be spared court if they take a course to tackle offending behaviour under reforms to be outlined in a government-commissioned report today. The Times - Subscription at source 8/9/2017 News «464446454646464746484649465046514652Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
