Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100982 total results. Showing results 93861 to 93880 «469046914692469346944695469646974698Next ›Last » Victims say: Taking part in Restorative Justice helps the offender Almost half of victims who opt to take part in restorative justice do so in order to encourage offenders to turn their lives around, finds a review published today by the Victims’ Commissioner. Victims' Commissioner 22/11/2016 News Who will be London’s next top police officer? BBC 22/11/2016 Analysis, Feature Dutch police use augmented reality to investigate crime scenes New Scientist 22/11/2016 News New armed police to protect UK’s infrastructure proposed The plans would see three major forces combined into a specialist unit protecting infrastructure and responding to terror attacks. Sky News 22/11/2016 News Identity intelligence elevates predictive policing to its full potential Police Chief Magazine 22/11/2016 Analysis, Feature Shake-up of PCC election planned Government 'considering' committee's call for change and criticises its own current arrangements Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/11/2016 News Londoners ignore crime over fears it could devalue property, research finds One in five Londoners have been a victim of or witnessed a crime but failed to report it over fears it would devalue their property, new research has found. The Standard 22/11/2016 News Prevent strategy failing to rein in rise of UK’s far right, says Diane Abbott Shadow home secretary responds to figures showing more referrals for neo-nazism than Islamic extremism in parts of UK The Guardian 22/11/2016 News Cocaine roadside test developed in effort to reduce drug-driving Device is more accurate than current tests, and uses saliva to reveal levels of cocaine in drivers’ systems The Guardian 22/11/2016 News Elite police unit to guard airports and nuclear sites Theresa May said there was a need for a central command because of the targeting of transport hubs and civil nuclear sites by Islamist terrorist groups in Europe last year The Times - Subscription at source 22/11/2016 News 80% of city’s crimes are still unsolved A police and crime commissioner has blamed budget cuts after it emerged that more than 80 per cent of crimes reported in Oxford during the first half of the year had not been solved. The Times - Subscription at source 22/11/2016 News Lincolnshire Police to recruit local officers only A police force which launched a worldwide search for a new chief constable is restricting applications for new officer positions to locals. BBC 21/11/2016 News Force brings recruitment drive for new officers’ back home A police force is restricting applications for new officers to ‘locals only’ – despite advertising globally for its new chief constable. Police Professional 21/11/2016 News Essex Police announce force is increasing number of officers trained to use Tasers Around 70 officers are currently trained to use Tasers, but 92 more, including 23 police dog handlers, will undergo training on the devices, with a further 41 to follow after a review. Dunmow Broadcast 21/11/2016 News Police and Crime Commissioners: here to stay: Government response to the Home Affairs Select Committee gov.uk 21/11/2016 Report Sir Thomas Winsor speech to APCC NPCC Conference "Time for the police to establish a true network in the public interest" HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 21/11/2016 Report Police prepare fresh operational push on mobile criminality Police across the UK will once again be working with partners to stop criminals using the road networks both within and coming from outside the UK. Operation Trivium 7 will take place from Monday 21 to Friday 25 November and officers will be stopping vehicles and checking drivers' details with the purpose of dealing a major blow to mobile criminality. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 21/11/2016 News Justice Secretary Michael Matheson holds summit on Brexit risks to Scottish justice system Scotland's unique and jealously guarded justice system survived the 1707 Act of Union largely intact but now faces “risks” and “uncertainties” as a result of Brexit, according to Justice Secretary Michael Matheson. The National 21/11/2016 News No apology from Lord Advocate for crackdown on abuse Scotland's Lord Advocate James Wolffe QC has refused to apologise for taking a “rigorous approach” to domestic violence in response to claims by the police union that abuse cases were being pursued through the courts with insufficient evidence. The National 21/11/2016 News What should we stop doing? Royston Martis says policing is about much more than fighting crime - does the Home Secretary agree? Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/11/2016 Feature, Opinion «469046914692469346944695469646974698Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
