Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115456 total results. Showing results 94461 to 94480 «472047214722472347244725472647274728Next ›Last » Lib Dems renew calls to ‘scrap expensive PCC elections and invest in community policing instead’ With Brexit issues dominating proceedings at this year's party conferences, there was room for little else. However, the Liberal Democrats took the opportunity to renew their call for the abolition of Police and Crime Commissioners. Ed Davey, MP for Kingston & Surbiton and Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Home Affairs explains why. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 Opinion Home Office provides £2m to stem human trafficking in Albania Funding will help to protect victims of modern slavery, support vulnerable people and bring perpetrators to justice. Home Office 12/10/2018 News Police leaders to be held to account over workforce diversity in new strategy As part of moves to make policing more representative of its communities, police chiefs have recommended that all senior police leaders be formally assessed on their efforts to improve diversity within their operational command. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 12/10/2018 News Big divorce debate: Time PCCs looked at reducing the number of forces in England and Wales Decision to axe the West Mercia-Warwickshire alliance 'will definitely cost taxpayers millions'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 News Things going wrong is not misconduct, chief stresses Force threatened police watchdog with judicial review over directed misconduct hearing Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 News ‘Like rats with good PR’: PCC cuts into rival force CC Barton feels the sharp side of Holloway's tongue. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 News The Development of the VP-SAFvR: An Actuarial Instrument For Police Triage of Australian Family Violence Reports This study describes the rationale, development, and validation of the Victoria Police Screening Assessment for Family Violence Risk (VP-SAFvR). The actuarial instrument was developed on a sample of 24,446 Australian police reports from 2013-2014. Information from each report and criminal histories of those involved were collected with 12-month follow-up, and binary logistic regression used to develop an improper predictive model. The selected VP-SAFvR cut-off score correctly identified almost three quarters of cases with further reports, while half of those without were accurately excluded. It was effective for frontline police triage decision-making, with few screened-out cases reporting further family violence, while those screened-in required additional risk assessment. Predictive validity was adequate and consistent across family relationships and demographic groups, although it was less effective in predicting future family violence reports involving same-sex couples or child perpetrators. Further evaluation in a field trial is necessary to determine the validity of the VP-SAFvR in practice. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 12/10/2018 Research article No costing yet for West Mercia police split A senior county councillor is calling on police commissioner John Campion to reveal the cost of separating the West Mercia and Warwickshire forces. Worcester News 12/10/2018 News Comment: Sussex Police isn’t the force it used to be Times have changed. We all need to accept that whether we like it or not. And that includes the way our streets are policed. We have to accept that the resources of Sussex Police have been slashed by the Government in recent years. The Argus 12/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Police ‘divorce’ will cost force, West Mercia chief admits Shropshire's police force may have to pay costs in the "divorce bill" over its split with Warwickshire police, it has emerged. Shropshire Star 12/10/2018 News How UK police are using facial recognition software South Wales Police says it has cut cost of policing major events Financial Times 12/10/2018 News Donald Trump’s visit cost £18m, says National Police Chiefs’ Council The police operation for President Trump’s visit to Britain is estimated to have cost nearly £18 million, in what was the largest mobilisation since the 2011 riots, it emerged yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 News Top City of London fraud officer Dave Clark faces investigation A top anti-fraud police officer is under criminal investigation for allegedly giving secret information to associates bidding for contracts. The Times - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 News Police yet to investigate pro-Brexit campaigns over spending The main pro-Brexit campaigns are not yet under formal investigation months after being referred to the Metropolitan Police by the Electoral Commission. The Times - Subscription at source 12/10/2018 News Closer cooperation network agreement in Europe ATLAS and Europol have signed terms of cooperation to tackle increased risk from organised crime and terrorism. Police Professional 11/10/2018 News Home Office: Final ESN product to be available Autumn 2020 A letter from Sir Philip Rutnam, permanent secretary at the Home Office, together with oral testimony during a Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearing on 10 October has provided some additional details on the status of the project to roll out the Emergency Services Network (ESN). LandMobile 11/10/2018 News SPF grateful for ‘regular, ongoing dialogue’ with Scottish government ministers Debate over Tasers being more humane than beating people shows 'mutual respect' between policing and politicians. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/10/2018 News ‘More than 1,000 jobs slashed’: Northumbria Police chief reveals devastating consequences of government cuts Northumbria Police's chief constable Winton Keenen says the cuts are “the worst felt by any force in the country” Chronicle Live (North East) 11/10/2018 News 250 police officers face being AXED in next two years to help save £12m The warning has been issued by Cheshire Police Stoke on Trent Live 11/10/2018 News National DNA Database statistics Provides National DNA Database statistics on a quarterly basis. Home Office 11/10/2018 Report «472047214722472347244725472647274728Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
