Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102711 total results. Showing results 94261 to 94280 «471047114712471347144715471647174718Next ›Last » Gloucestershire Police and Crime Plan 2017/21 – Delivery Plans 2017 Gloucestershire OPCC 3/2/2017 Report Report of the Chief Executive – Gloucestershire Police and Crime Panel It is intended to assist the Panel in reviewing and scrutinising decisions made and actions taken by the Commissioner Gloucestershire OPCC 3/2/2017 Report Met police chief says cuts will lead to fewer officers in London Outgoing commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe tells LBC radio that government’s austerity programme is to blame The Guardian 3/2/2017 News Assurances sought over security and Brexit at Welsh ports Assurances have been sought over long-term port security and post-Brexit travel arrangements between the UK and Ireland. BBC 3/2/2017 News Forces are failing to ‘get to grips’ with forensic standards The second report by Forensic Science Regulator Dr Gillian Tully has warned that a lack of funding for forensic science is “jeopardising the integrity of the criminal justice system”. Policing Insight 3/2/2017 News Doubts over pledge to protect transport police jobs and pay Police Scotland has cast doubt on a promise made by the Scottish Government to protect the terms and conditions of British Transport Police (BTP) officers ahead of a controversial merger of the forces. The Scotsman 3/2/2017 News Police council tax to increase in Wiltshire to cover £800,000-worth of government cuts The police part of council tax in Wiltshire will rise by 1.9 per cent this year to cover £800,000-worth of government cuts the force is facing. Standard (Wiltshire & Gloucestershire) 3/2/2017 News Commissioner welcomes increase in police numbers Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed data showing that numbers of police officers, special constables and PCSOs have increased in the county. Stratford-upon-Avon Herald 3/2/2017 News Most forces now complying with stop and search scheme HMIC disappointed two forces are still not meeting requirements. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/2/2017 News Chief questions why supers’ association launched A19 appeal The Police Superintendents’ Association of England and Wales has mounted a robust defence of its decision to challenge the use of regulation A19 following criticism from a chief constable Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/2/2017 News PFOA urges taser officers to sign up amid ‘additional pressures’ The association believes it can double its 7,500 strong membership by adding taser officers to its ranks Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/2/2017 News PSNI dealt with almost 20,000 mental health incidents in 2016 UK police forces dealt with nearly 300,000 incidents involving people with mental health issues last year, figures show. New data obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show 296,773 incidents were recorded in 2016, with South Wales Police having the highest number of any force at 38,712. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 3/2/2017 News Nearly 300,000 police incidents in 2016 ‘involved mental health’ UK police forces dealt with nearly 300,000 incidents involving people with mental health issues last year, figures show. New data obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show 296,773 incidents were recorded in 2016, with Nottinghamshire Police having the second highest number of incidents at 19,973. ITV News 3/2/2017 News Number of children being sexually assaulted by other children is soaring Police are recording a rise in alleged sex offences committed by children against other youngsters, an investigation found. Metro 3/2/2017 News A new hope for police IT? IT in the UK's police forces is lagging behind – but at last, there may be cause for optimism, argues Michael Clarke of Crest Advisory Computer Weekly 3/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Police Chiefs’ Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables’ Council January 2017 National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 3/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Does Vodafone have ESN over a barrel? The Home Office's plan to replace the Airwave TETRA network with the LTE-based Emergency Services Network could be faced with more turmoil, following the news that Motorola Solutions subcontractor Vodafone has announced its intention to switch off its part of the service by March 2020. LandMobile 3/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Stop and search: police ‘unacceptably slow’ to comply with new rules Emergency inspection found four forces were still breaking rules aimed at ending discrimination against black people The Guardian 3/2/2017 News IPCC’s duty to improve public confidence Letter from IPCC Commissioner, Cindy Butts The Guardian 3/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Best Use of Stop and Search – second revisits In 2014, the Home Office and College of Policing launched the Best Use of Stop and Search (BUSS) scheme. The scheme aims to achieve greater transparency and community involvement in the use of stop and search powers, and to support a more intelligence-led approach, leading to better outcomes. In 2015, HMIC assessed the compliance with each feature of the scheme in each of the 43 Home Office-funded forces in England and Wales, as part of our 2015 PEEL Legitimacy inspection. Following an inspection of the 13 forces that were not complying with three or more features of the scheme, HMIC inspected the 19 forces that were not complying with one or two features. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 2/2/2017 Report «471047114712471347144715471647174718Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
