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Showing results 95081 to 95100 «475147524753475447554756475747584759Next ›Last » Orgreave public inquiry: Police chief says Government should stick to its pledge Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner Vera Baird says miners have waited too long for answers Chronicle Live (North East) 15/9/2016 News Call for tougher prison terms for police attackers BBC 15/9/2016 News ‘Medieval’ violence, intimidation and a 30-year fight for the truth An official inquiry into the Battle of Orgreave will represent the culmination of a campaign for transparency and justice that has run for more than three decade The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Fresh blow to police force still reeling from Hillsborough rulings The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2016 Feature, Opinion From BSE to Bloody Sunday: the cost of seeking answers The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Fines and penalty points to soar for using mobile phones at the wheel The penalties for using mobile phones while behind the wheel are set to rise by 50 per cent amid warnings that the offence is at “epidemic proportions”. The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2016 News Inquiry into police over 1980s clash with miners Rudd bows to demands on Battle of Orgreave The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2016 News Police Effectiveness in a Changing World – Priorities and PCCs The Police Foundation's Director, Rick Muir talks about the challenges and the importance of police prioritisation in a changing world. These research findings form part of the Foundation's five-year research project 'Police Effectiveness in a Changing World' which explored the multi-dimensional aspects of change impacting on the police service and how it can best respond to them. The Police Foundation 15/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Prioritisation in a changing world: Seven challenges for policing Confronted with shrinking budgets, a wide and growing remit, and the withdrawal of Whitehall from setting priorities and targets, Police and Crime Commissioners and police forces have to decide which aspects of the police role are most important and where to prioritise their resources. And they must do so in the context of changing crime, communities and social values, while being subject to many forms of accountability, scrutiny and pressure. In this paper we draw on our observations from five years conducting research in two police forces, and our reflections on police policy developments more broadly, to identify seven challenges that confront efforts to prioritise police resources. We end with a series of recommendations. The Police Foundation 15/9/2016 Report Orgreave miners’ strike inquiry ‘will go ahead’ A public inquiry into alleged police brutality at the 1984 Orgreave picket will take place after a review of material in October, according to reports The Guardian 15/9/2016 News Elizabeth Truss: We will reform the courts system to ensure everyone has access to justice Elizabeth Truss is MP for South West Norfolk, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice. Conservative Home 15/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Courts to undergo £1bn digital reform after successful pilots Widespread use of video-links for victims and witnesses, and online guilty pleas for fare-dodging are part of plans to modernise delivery of justice The Guardian 15/9/2016 News MPs demand hard line against clinicians who do not report FGM The home affairs committee wants harsher penalties for failing to pass on evidence of female genital mutilation to police The Guardian 15/9/2016 News Illegal mobile phone use by motorists is increasing, says RAC More drivers are tweeting, making video calls and taking photos, survey finds, with handset use contributing to nearly 500 road accidents in 2014 The Guardian 15/9/2016 News Upgrading emergency service communications: the Emergency Services Network The Government is seeking to upgrade the radio system used by the police, fire and ambulance services with a system that is not yet in use nationwide anywhere in the world, and therefore carries significant implementation risk, according to the National Audit Office. National Audit Office (NAO) 15/9/2016 Report New emergency services network is ‘inherently high risk’ Report by NAO raises number of concerns about the network set to replace Airwave Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/9/2016 News Vulnerable witnesses to be spared court BBC 15/9/2016 News FGM: Lack of convictions ‘a national scandal’ BBC 15/9/2016 News Female genital mutilation: Abuse unchecked Parliament.uk 15/9/2016 Report Ongoing failure to tackle “national scandal” of female genital mutilation The Home Affairs Committee says everyone involved in protecting children must be made aware of, and prevent, female genital mutilation (FGM), a form of child abuse when practiced on girls. The duty on frontline professionals to report incidences of FGM must be enforced with stronger sanctions. Parliament.uk 15/9/2016 News «475147524753475447554756475747584759Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
