Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102699 total results. Showing results 94581 to 94600 «472647274728472947304731473247334734Next ›Last » Day One of “Delivering Transformational Reform Together”: Live Blog at the Police ICT summit This Live Blog covers Day One of the "Delivering Transformational Reform Together" Summit taking place in Leicestershire on Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th January 2017. Policing Insight 17/1/2017 News Police chief to dip into reserves to fund budget West Mercia Police needs to find further savings of £21 million over the next five years, the force’s commissioner has revealed in his draft budget plans. Bromsgrove Standard 17/1/2017 News One in 12 violent crimes in Surrey dealt with by just an apology The offences dealt with by community resolution included harassment, threat to kill, kidnapping and stalking Surrey Live 17/1/2017 News Direct entry recruitment at more than half of forces GMP and West Midlands among those looking to recruit officers via the method. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 News Union boss calls for halt to abolition of BTP in Scotland TSSA leader has appealed to rail company bosses to join him in raising concerns about safety. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 News Our world has gone digital Stephen Kavanagh, the NPCC lead for digital policing, says new tech tools will be rolled out to the frontline soon. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Cheshire Police to spend almost £3.5 million on electronic tablets for officers Cheshire Police will spend almost £3.5 million providing officers with electronic tablets to enable bobbies to spend more time on the beat over the coming years. Warrington Guardian 17/1/2017 News Met Police ‘fail to solve crimes because of ignorance about CCTV footage’ Thousands of crimes in London are going unsolved because police are failing to fully investigate CCTV footage, a former senior Met detective claimed today. The Standard 17/1/2017 News Policing apprenticeships could improve diversity – but at what cost? The unveiling by the College of Policing (CoP) of a new Police Education Qualifications Framework (PEQF) last month prompted some strong reactions and a heated debate, with the announcement that by 2020 all new recruits would be educated to degree level (either before joining the service, or during their first three years in the job) proving the most controversial issue. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 Analysis Police mental health services given boost by PCC The Norfolk PCC has funded the appointment of an additional mental health nurse in Norfolk Constabulary’s control room to supplement the current five nurses. Norfolk OPCC 17/1/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 News ‘It’s only a knife’: Why edged weapons require an armed response The impact of knife attacks on police officers can be catastrophic - and life-threatening. So why are unarmed officers sent to deal with a lethal threat? Serving officer West Coast Response outlines the case for sending armed officers to deal with edged weapons, and asks why this is not done as a matter of course. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 Opinion Eastern European criminals exploit Scottish ‘tax haven’ A legal loophole that threatens to turn Scotland into an unlikely tax haven is to be closed as concern grows that it is being exploited by international criminals and tax cheats. The Times - Subscription at source 17/1/2017 News Lead Well 17: Feeding back from Northamptonshire’s Leadership and Wellbeing event Leadership and wellbeing are both key areas for policing, and this month Northamptonshire Constabulary hosted a major event looking at both. Dr Ian Hesketh reports back from the conference and the spirit of optimism pervading the event. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2017 Opinion “I didn’t join the force for this”: Police officers as victims of hate crime Research shows that 'hate crime' - being abused or attacked because of personal identity - can have a powerful emotional effect. But for police officers, it's often regarded as part of the job. Dr Irene Zempi outlines police experiences of abuse, and calls for a debate about the proper response to the targeted victimisation of officers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2017 Analysis Sussex Precept Option 2017/18 The PCC, in consultation with the Chief Constable, has identified four areas of local policing that could be strengthened through further investment. Sussex OPCC 16/1/2017 Report Sadiq Khan: Police funding cuts would leave London vulnerable to terror attacks Police funding cuts would make it “increasingly difficult” to keep Londoners safe from terrorist attack, Sadiq Khan warned today. The Standard 16/1/2017 News PCCs must broaden their approach to domestic abuse The number of women killed at the hands of their partners or ex-partners in the UK is truly shocking. Between 2009 and 2015, men killed nearly 1,000 women and girls. In two-thirds of those cases, the perpetrator knew his victim. Polly Neate, CEO of Women's Aid, tells Tina Orr Munro the service needs to do more to tackle the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2017 Interview, Opinion Chief Operating Officer – UK Border Force Salary: £110,00 - £110,00 / Grade: SCS Pay Band 2. Closing date: 29 Jan 2017 Home Office 16/1/2017 Jobs ‘More cyber attacks in north Wales than street crime’ More crimes are being committed in cyberspace in north Wales than on the streets, its police and crime commissioner has claimed. BBC 16/1/2017 News «472647274728472947304731473247334734Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
