Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 94321 to 94340 «471347144715471647174718471947204721Next ›Last » Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 News Opening the door? Restorative justice and organised crime offenders A collaborative project between Durham Constabulary and the University of Sheffield has undertaken an exploratory study of extending the use of restorative justice practices in new and innovative ways. The project represented the first pilot of the N8PRP’s Staff Exchange scheme. Xavier L'Hoiry of the University of Sheffield and Nikki D'Souza of Durham Constabulary outline their early findings. Policing Insight - Registration at source 25/10/2016 Analysis The ‘new orthodoxy’: Do multi-agency case management forums actually work? Between 2011 and 2015 the Police Foundation undertook research in two English towns, Luton and Slough. In their third paper dealing with partnership working, published earlier this month, they suggest that, though multi-agency case management can achieve strong local support, it doesn't always achieve its aims. Russell Webster examines the Police Foundation's research and its implications. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 Analysis How police body cameras became a budget battlefield When it comes to body cameras, Taser has been the dominant player. But there's a low-cost rival making some noise. Taser thought it had the New York Police Department's business in the bag. The company, best known for its stun guns, also controls 80 percent of the market for police-worn body cameras. It seemed like a foregone conclusion that the nation's largest police force -- by far, with about 35,000 officers -- would go the same way as so many other police departments. Which is why it was a shocker that the NYPD instead chose a startup called Vievu. Then you look at the deal, and you see a pretty obvious reason: Vievu's $6.4 million bid was roughly half the price of Taser's contract, which came in at about $12 million. CNET 25/10/2016 News We are making the right calls to safeguard public across thecountry Local Policing is at the heart of Police Scotland and nowhere is this truer than in the Contact Command and Control (C3) Division which receives more than 3.5 million calls from the public every year, or one call every 9 seconds. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Met Police takes part in video analytics development Forensic image team provides input into design of system using supercomputer technology to speed up search for evidence UKAuthority.com 25/10/2016 News IT in policing: Be brave and accept risk David Pryde, assistant chief constable of Hampshire Police and national lead for disclosure and PNC portfolios. (Video) UKAuthority.com 25/10/2016 Feature, Opinion The police force looking for a leader A police force in a rural part of England is struggling to find a suitable chief constable, despite casting the net as wide as the US, Canada and Australia. BBC 25/10/2016 News Suffolk Constabulary Illegal Parking Enforcement The report also briefly outlines the latest position with respect to the progression of adoption of Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) in Suffolk, including next steps. Until CPE is adopted in Suffolk, the Constabulary will continue to have responsibility for the enforcement of illegal parking. Suffolk OPCC 25/10/2016 Report Suffolk OPCC Report on Hate Crime analysis indicates a return to pre-referendum levels of recorded Hate Crime. This is demonstrated by the below chart, taken from the document. Suffolk OPCC 25/10/2016 Report Status Review of PCC Plan – ‘Responding to Emergencies’ Despite there being an increase of 4,391 calls (11.5%) above the 4 year average in the 12 months to 30/6/16, Suffolk Constabulary still managed to achieve the national target. Suffolk OPCC 25/10/2016 Report North Yorkshire – Prevention and Early Intervention As part of the Corporate Performance, Delivery & Scrutiny Board report, this looks ateffective engagement with young people to reduce the likelihood of them becoming victims/or committing crime or ASB. North Yorkshire OPCC 25/10/2016 Report Corporate Performance, Delivery and Scrutiny Board This report looks at supporting victims. Priority 4: Improve Victim Care August 2016 North Yorkshire OPCC 25/10/2016 Report Proposal for formation of a Finance Working Group to the Panel It is therefore proposed that a Finance Working Group be set up by the Panel to help provide a more consistent framework for the exchange of knowledge and information between the OPCC and the Panel about the financial context of decisions. North Yorkshire OPCC 25/10/2016 Report The Veto in Police Governance Find out the result of the ‘Power Check’ survey carried out by Frontline Consulting Associates and Grant Thornton UK LLP on police Governance. PCPs-Direct.net 25/10/2016 Report Don’t want to be placed in a spit hood? Don’t spit at a police officer Royston Martis says the Fed should poll the public for their views on spithoods. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 Feature, Opinion £524k project to create new base for fire and police at Felixstowe under way Work has started on the latest joint police and fire service base in Suffolk following a “ground breaking” ceremony yesterday. East Anglian Daily Times 25/10/2016 News Welsh Police release child alcohol crime figures Wales' four police forces have revealed the extent of the problem of crime and disorder because of children getting their hands on alcohol. Capital FM 25/10/2016 News Prison and probation needs revamp to cut costly reoffending Prison and probation services in England and Wales must be overhauled to drive down reoffending rates that cost the taxpayer billions of pounds, according to a report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/10/2016 News Devon & Cornwall Police chief constable under investigation The chief constable of Devon and Cornwall has been placed under investigation over his conduct. It relates to comments Shaun Sawyer made in a BBC interview about the inquiry into the declaration of general election expenses by Devon & Cornwall's Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez. Express & Echo (Devon) 25/10/2016 News «471347144715471647174718471947204721Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
