Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115456 total results. Showing results 94521 to 94540 «472347244725472647274728472947304731Next ›Last » Police survey shows despair at ICT services Only half of the UK’s police officers and staff have said they can rely on information held on their forces’ computer systems, according to the results of a survey sponsored by the Police Federation. UKAuthority.com 10/10/2018 News New action to tackle modern slavery and support victims £5 million innovation fund announced and child trafficking advocates scheme rolled out. Home Office 10/10/2018 News Roundtable event held on chief officer appointments On Monday, 8 October a roundtable event, hosted by the College of Policing, was held to bring together chiefs and police and crime commissioners to look at issues regarding chief officer recruitment and tenure. Following the event the agencies which took part issued the following joint statement: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/10/2018 News Chief Constable Dave Thompson: Policing is at the tipping point – and we’ve got to move on from here Budget cuts and a hands-off government approach to aspects of policing have meant hard choices for chief constables with consequences for the public and our people. The public’s experience is policing that is less visible, less responsive and less proactive. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 10/10/2018 Feature, Opinion New frontier with data and analytics In a period of rising demand and budgetary constraints, the police service is increasingly turning to digital technology to drive operational improvements and increase efficiency. And one of the most fertile areas for delivering a step-change in public safety is better use of data and analytics. Police Professional - Subscription at source 10/10/2018 Analysis, Feature ESN director new Home Office lead at TCCA Steve Whatson (left), product director for the much-delayed Emergency Services Network (ESN), is the new Home Office representative on the board of TCCA (The Critical Communications Association). Police Professional - Subscription at source 10/10/2018 News Putting victims first with digital justice Jamie Wilson, marketing manager for Public Safety, EMEA, at the software solutions provider NICE, says it stands to reason that more evidence should result in more successful prosecutions. “However, each piece of evidence needs to be collected, processed, reviewed and shared in a timely manner with the judiciary for the case to be heard. It is a time-consuming and costly process for under-resourced investigation teams,” he explained. Police Professional 10/10/2018 News Humberside Police boss admits force is ‘at breaking point’ as Hull MP condemns rise of antisocial behaviour Keith Hunter has responded to MP Emma Hardy's claims antisocial behaviour is making people's lives a 'misery' Hull Live 10/10/2018 News Sussex Police numbers may never be as high as they were in 2010 – crime commissioner says Police officer numbers in Sussex will never reach the ‘unrealistic’ level they were at in 2010, the police and crime commissioner has said. Katy Bourne said that the 3,213 officers in Sussex Police in 2010 was an ‘unsustainable’ number. Worthing Herald 10/10/2018 News Avon and Somerset Police needs more officers An extra 300 police officers will be needed in Avon and Somerset by 2021 to tackle increased rates of domestic violence, sexual abuse and child abuse. County Gazette (Somerset) 10/10/2018 News PSNI to host National Black Police Association conference in Belfast The National Black Police Association (NBPA) will hold its annual conference and general meeting in Belfast today and tomorrow. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 10/10/2018 News Commissioner for cowardice: Ex-police chief PHILIP FLOWER’s provocative view of the Met boss who fled the fatal Westminster knife attack As a police officer who served for 32 years, latterly as a Chief Superintendent, it saddens me to say it, but the former Acting Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Craig Mackey, is guilty of cowardice. Mail Online 10/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Warwickshire Police chief “surprised” and “disappointed” by neighbouring force’s decision to end alliance Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Martin Jelley has today announced a statement expressing his "surprise" and "disappointment" by West Mercia's Police's decision to end the alliance between the two forces in a year's time. The Courier (Leamington Spa) 10/10/2018 News Canada struggling to find police capable of detecting drug-drivers as country prepares for legal marijuana Canada is frantically training police officers to spot drug-impaired drivers ahead of the legalisation of recreational marijuana next week. The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police estimated that the country would need 2,000 officers capable of testing motorists. The Telegraph 10/10/2018 News Policing, Social Media and the New Media Landscape: Can the Police and the Traditional Media Ever Successfully Bypass Each Other? This study explores three issues. Firstly, it examines the effect of the use of digital platforms on the relationship between the police, the press and the public, in the context of restricted police/press contact in the United Kingdom. Secondly, it considers the question, raised in an Australian context (Lee, M. and McGovern, A., 2014. Policing and media: public relations, simulacrums and communications. Abingdon and New York, NY: Routledge), as to whether the use of digital platforms allows the police, or more specifically in this study, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), to bypass the national British news media. Lastly, it identifies convergences and divergences with Lee and McGovern’s study of police and press relations. Lee and McGovern’s study indicates that, while the use of digital platforms has increased police control over flow of information, there is still a symbiotic police/press relationship. This study finds that, while the use of digital platforms has appeared to increase police transparency, the reverse is the case, and that the use of digital platforms has given the MPS more control than ever before over the flow of information to the press. The study suggests that these developments have serious consequences for the integrity of crime reporting and for democratic practices in the United Kingdom. Policing and Society - Registration at source 10/10/2018 Research article Estimating the costs of serious and organised crime in Australia 2016–17 AUSTRALIA: This paper provides an estimate of the cost of serious and organised crime in Australia for the year 2016–17. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 10/10/2018 Research article Commissioner for cowardice: Ex-police chief gives his deeply personal and provocative view As a police officer who served for 32 years, latterly as a Chief Superintendent, it saddens me to say it, but the former Acting Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Craig Mackey, is guilty of cowardice. Mail Online 10/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Psychiatrists have a rethink about cannabis policy The Royal College of Psychiatrists will review its opposition to the legalisation of cannabis after the government’s decision to make medical cannabis available on prescription. The Times - Subscription at source 10/10/2018 News Joint inspection of the handling of cases involving disability hate crime Her Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) have undertaken two previous joint inspections of the handling of disability hate crime casework. This inspection focused on progress made by the police and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in response to findings from the previous reports: Living in a different world: Joint review of disability hate crime in 2013, and Joint review of disability hate crime – follow up in 2015. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 9/10/2018 Report Progress made ensuring disabled victims get access to justice The report published today by Her Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) reviews the progress made since the last update, published in 2015, on the 2013 joint report: Living in a Different World. The 2015 update was critical of the lack of progress in implementing the recommendations from the 2013 report. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 9/10/2018 News «472347244725472647274728472947304731Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
