Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 94401 to 94420 «471747184719472047214722472347244725Next ›Last » Violent crime in England and Wales is up 24%, police figures show Murder rate rises 20%, knife crime 9% and gun crime 7% according to police recorded crime figures The Guardian 20/10/2016 News Two Shropshire PCSOs become retained firefighters as part of new dual role initiative A “groundbreaking” initiative to train Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) as firefighters in more rural areas will help keep fire engines “on the run” says Shropshire’s fire chief. Shropshire Live 20/10/2016 News Crime in England and Wales: Year ending June 2016 Crime against households and adults, also including data on crime experienced by children, and crimes against businesses and society. Office for National Statistics (ONS) 20/10/2016 Report Violent crimes recorded by police have jumped by a QUARTER with a huge rise in offences involving knives or firearms Mail Online 20/10/2016 News Gardai ignore our advice, says watchdog Gardai are failing to adhere to best-practice recommendations and are repeating mistakes, a policing watchdog has said. The Times - Subscription at source 20/10/2016 News Digitising policing: The technical and cultural challenges of digital policing in the 21st century UKAuthority.com - Registration at source 20/10/2016 Report IT in policing: The case for a hybrid cloud Robert Leach, interim deputy chief executive, Police ICT Company (VIDEO) UKAuthority.com 20/10/2016 Feature, Opinion Martyn Underhill steps back from PCC role after wife’s collapse Dorset police and crime commissioner Martyn Underhill has temporarily stepped back from the role after his wife was rushed to hospital with a bleed to the brain. Dorset Echo 20/10/2016 News Dorset Police mentioned in critical letter from head of Ofsted to HM Inspectorate of Constabulary about safeguarding children Dorset Police is in the firing line as the head of Ofsted highlights concerns about the failure of some forces to take their child protection responsibilities seriously. Sir Michael Wilshaw refers to failings by Dorset Police in a letter to HM Inspectorate of Constabulary Sir Thomas Winsor. Dorset Echo 20/10/2016 News Norfolk and Suffolk police to start using body cameras Police officers in Norfolk and Suffolk will soon be wearing body cameras under new proposals. Lynn News 20/10/2016 News Live Blog at the fifth annual Police and Crime Panel conference Taking place in Birmingham on Thursday, 20th October 2016, this is the fifth national Police and Crime Panel conference, organised by Frontline Consulting and sponsored by Grant Thornton. Bernard Rix, CoPaCC's Chief Executive, provides a LiveBlog Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/10/2016 News The long lens of the law Fitting officers with cameras is good for the public and the police alike The Economist 20/10/2016 Analysis, Feature Drug users caught red-handed with cocaine, heroin and ecstasy are let off jail by going to workshops Mail Online 20/10/2016 News Home Secretary awards Police Now with funding to help expansion Home Office 20/10/2016 News Body-worn cameras roll out planned for 2017 Norfolk and Suffolk Police are announcing a phased roll-out of body worn cameras for frontline officers which is planned to begin in 2017. Suffolk Constabulary 19/10/2016 News Police could share a base with other 999 crews at 22 sites around North Yorkshire Police chiefs in North Yorkshire are considering as many as 22 sites around the county where officers could share a base with fire service and ambulance crews as part of plans to save money and modernise the service. The Yorkshire Post 19/10/2016 News The Prevent strategy isn’t working The Government’s Prevent Strategy simply doesn’t work. The recent report from the Open Society Justice Initiative analyses the effect of the prevent strategy on the education system and the NHS and shows how its effect is both draconian and counter-productive says Diane Abbott, Shadow Home Secretary, Labour MP for Hackney North Huffington Post 19/10/2016 Feature, Opinion PCC apologises for ‘offensive’ Facebook messages A police and crime commissioner (PCC) has been forced to apologise for social media messages calling travellers “pikeys” that he sent seven years ago. Policing Insight 19/10/2016 News Muslim Council of Britain to set up alternative counter-terror scheme Mosque-centred strategy to start next year in challenge to Home Office’s unpopular Prevent programme The Guardian 19/10/2016 News More than £5 million granted to expand police training scheme The Home Secretary has today (October 19) announced funding for a major expansion of Police Now. Police Professional 19/10/2016 News «471747184719472047214722472347244725Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
