Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 94461 to 94480 «472047214722472347244725472647274728Next ›Last » The new volume demand: Keeping pace with vulnerability through culture change Research by the PSAEW into public protection units (PPUs) in police forces across England and Wales explored how cultural attitudes are creating difficulties for the recruitment, retention, morale and effectiveness of PPU. Gavin Thomas of the PSAEW argues that a change in police culture from blame to learning could help to overcome many of these difficulties. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/2/2017 Opinion Police prefer to carry tasers – but would that make anyone safer? A recent survey of Metropolitan Police officers suggested that, while few wanted to be routinely armed, as many as three quarters of officers would like to be able to carry Tasers on duty. However, Professor Peter Squires of the University of Brighton argues that doing so could make the public less rather than more safe. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/2/2017 Opinion Serial killers should fear this algorithm Thomas Hargrove is building software to identify trends in unsolved murders using data nobody’s bothered with before. Bloomberg 17/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Humberside Police Precept 2017/18 And Medium Term Resource Strategy 2017/18 – 2021/22 This provides detailed information on the revenue and capital budget assumptions used in formulating the Strategy and sets out details of the options considered by the Commissioner when making the decision on his precept proposal. Humberside OPCC 17/2/2017 Report Dorset Proposed Precept For 2017-18 The value of the Transformation Fund has also risen from £131.4m to £175m, an increase of 33.2%. Dorset OPCC 17/2/2017 Report Cleveland PCC – Decisions October 2016 to January 2017 and Forward Plan Decisions made since the last meeting of the Police and Crime Panel are listed in Appendix 2. Cleveland OPCC 17/2/2017 Report 2017/18 Budget And Council Tax Precept – Cheshire The purpose of this report is to enable the Commissioner to finalise the budget. Cheshire OPCC 17/2/2017 Report Local Business Case for Joint Governance of Police and Fire and Rescue in Essex This Executive Summary brings together the main analysis and findings, which are explored in more detail in the rest of the document using the "five case model" structure stipulated by HM Treasury. Essex OPFCC 17/2/2017 Report Essex Police and Public Contact Report This paper presents the work by Essex Police in relation to public contact, including work to improve the non-emergency telephone contact (101) Essex OPFCC 17/2/2017 Report Essex Performance Outcomes, Indicators and Measures The performance measures will provide an update on progress in delivering against the priorities identified within the Police and Crime Plan Essex OPFCC 17/2/2017 Report Policing within a system – or why we should dissolve police and crime plans Policing is being pulled in two different directions. On the one hand the internet has enabled crime to escape the bounds of local places and the scope of the police forces that serve them. On the other hand many of the public safety issues the police face have become more complex requiring greater local knowledge and engagement. The Police Foundation 17/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Fire authority votes to axe itself and merge with police Essex Fire Authority has voted to axe itself...as police and firefighter push ahead with plans to merge services. Halstead Gazette 17/2/2017 News PCC launches consultation into fire service takeover A police and crime commissioner has become the first in the country to put his plans for a fire service takeover out for public consultation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2017 News New Met application delays undercover policing inquiry The statutory inquiry into undercover policing may not hear any evidence until 2018 – four years afterit was set up Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2017 News Met chief: ‘brutalised’ Isis supporters soon to return to Britain Outgoing commissioner says terror threat will grow as Britons fighting alongside Islamic State in Syria and Iraq start to return The Guardian 17/2/2017 News Do your bit to combat terror, Met chief tells Muslim scholars Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said the belief that Islam condones the actions of terror groups must be challenged The Times - Subscription at source 17/2/2017 News Policing today: blame, suspicion and finger-pointing Nowhere is the blame culture permeating public services more apparent than in policing. We’re human, not bad or negligent The Guardian 17/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Met Chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe: Muslim scholars need to do more in fight against IS Britain’s top police officer today urged Muslim scholars to step up their efforts to counter the violent ideology of Islamic State. The Standard 16/2/2017 News Met may have to cut thousands of police and ‘ration’ services if budgets are slashed, says Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe Scotland Yard will be forced to introduce NHS style “rationing” of its services to the public and cut thousands of police officers unless the threat of swingeing government spending cuts is lifted, the Met Commissioner warned today. The Standard 16/2/2017 News Multi-million-pound package is not enough to tackle child sexual exploitation, says PCC The Government announcement of £40m to help tackle child sexual exploitation won’t be enough to ‘save every child’ according to Greater Manchester’s Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner, Tony Lloyd. 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