Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102657 total results. Showing results 94961 to 94980 «474547464747474847494750475147524753Next ›Last » Police drop investigation into Vaz and escorts Scotland Yard has dropped an investigation into the Labour MP Keith Vaz after allegations that he paid two male escorts for sex. The Times - Subscription at source 17/12/2016 News Child abuse inquiry will hold just four hearings to cut costs Alexis Jay, the inquiry’s fourth chairwoman, has reduced the hearings in an attempt to rein in costs and deliver findings before 2020 The Times - Subscription at source 17/12/2016 News Police memoirs: how officers are making crime pay Publishing has witnessed a crimewave this year, with coppers providing a rich stew of corruption, villainy and remorse The Guardian 17/12/2016 Analysis, Feature Brexit: Law enforcement in ‘mission critical’ to access police and justice databases Peers have joined forces with senior figures in policing and counter-terrorism to warn that Britain outside the European Union will be "far less safe" with an added risk of harming the Government's ability to protect national security. Policing Insight 16/12/2016 News Victim Satisfaction Survey – Wiltshire This report seeks to give an overview of the current picture of victim satisfaction, drawing comparison to our most similar forces (MSF) and national data. Wiltshire OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Public Opinion Survey – Wiltshire The aim of this survey is to seek public views on a variety of measures and to assess the confidence that the people of Wiltshire and Swindon have in their local police force. Wiltshire OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Quarter Two Performance Report by Wiltshire’s PCC This report assesses progress made to deliver the priorities set out in my Police and Crime Plan. Wiltshire OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Police Grant Report (England and Wales) 2017/18:Written statement Made by: Brandon Lewis (The Minister of State for Fire and Policing) Parliament.uk 16/12/2016 Report Preparing to police: Occupational training or tertiary education? Earlier this week, the College of Policing published their "Policing Education Qualifications Framework", widely reported as requiring police officers to have degrees. Serving officer WestCoast Response has two degrees (so, more formally, he's WestCoast Response BA MSc). What does he think of this week's announcement? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/12/2016 News Panel Mid-Year Financial Update 2016-2017 The purpose of this report is to set out expenditure incurred in support of the Merseyside Police and Crime Panel in the period April-September 2016. Merseyside OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Collaborations Involving Merseyside Police Merseyside OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Report on Merseyside PCC’s Police & Crime Plan 2017/2021 Proposals to develop a Police and Crime Plan for 2017/21. The report serves as an opportunity for the Panel to consult with the PCC on content to be considered within the new Plan. Merseyside OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Update on the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Medium Term Financial Strategy The purpose of the report is firstly to share the latest Medium Term Financial Strategy (MTFS), and to consult and seek the views of the Panel on the continuation of the precept strategy contained within the MTFS, i.e. to set the precept at the referendum limit. Merseyside OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Priority Update: Tackling Serious and Organised Crime in Merseyside Pursue, Prevent, Protect and Prepare. Examples of performance against the four Ps are outlined in the main body of the report. Merseyside OPCC 16/12/2016 Report Chiefs want firearms, detectives and custody officers to get bonuses NPCC argues some forces would benefit from better targeting of cash and has identified specific ones where it is needed Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/12/2016 News Government funding to fall as PCCs asked to fill gaps through further precept increase Budgetary pressures may continue into the next year as the Government plans a 1.4 per cent cut to its police funding contribution. Police Professional 16/12/2016 News Brexit: UK will be less safe after leaving EU unless ‘critical’ security deals are kept, peers warn 'Without access to these vital EU tools or credible substitutes, we would be seriously harming the capability of our law enforcement agencies to fight crime and keep the public safe,' says Lords report The Independent 16/12/2016 News Mobile technology gives police more time in County Durham communities Frontline police have been kitted out with handheld technology in a move that aims to give them more time on the beat rather than behind a desk doing paperwork. The Northern Echo 16/12/2016 News Met ‘can meet recommendations’ made in damning inspection report Deputy mayor and force lead for safeguarding children said they were confident around the Met's reponse. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/12/2016 News Further cuts to Lancashire Police Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner has urged the Government to stop conning the public over claims it has protected police funding at 2015/16 levels. 2BR 16/12/2016 News «474547464747474847494750475147524753Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
