Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 95181 to 95200 «475647574758475947604761476247634764Next ›Last » Mayor ‘not optimistic’ that Met funding will be increased Sadiq Khan said he is lobbying the Home Office for the 'funding London deserves'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/1/2017 News Chief constable experience: A cause for concern? Dr Tim Brain looks at how the current crop of chief officers' experience compares to those of the past. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/1/2017 Analysis, Feature Counter-terrorism money being spent on redacting evidence to inquiry on undercover policing Funds intended for counter-terrorism are being spent on an IT system to analyse documents being submitted to the Pitchford Undercover Policing Inquiry The Independent 12/1/2017 News New rules for police in stop and searches Police Scotland’s controversial use of so-called “consensual” stop and search could end in May, if MSPs back a new code of conduct. The National 12/1/2017 News French authorities on alert over fears Isis members seeking to infiltrate their ranks The police and army in France have been placed on alert after new evidence emerged that radical Islamists are seeking to infiltrate their ranks. The Times reported that police and army chiefs have placed internal inspection teams on alert. International Business Times UK 12/1/2017 News Royston Martis: The time is right to ask officers about firearms The columnist says that much has changed since the last consultation on whether all officers should be armed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Police chief ‘considered killing herself’ as she was being investigated, tribunal hears Chief Insp Clara Williams, who has 22 years' experience as a policewoman, says she sunk into a deep depression after she was linked to the shoplifting arrest of a colleague - and accused of covering up for him Manchester Evening News 12/1/2017 News Banks must give equal treatment to victims of fraud You’re less likely to be treated fairly by your bank if you’re elderly, poor, female or black. We’ve suspected this for years, and finally The Times has dug up the numbers to prove it. The Times - Subscription at source 12/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Policing for the future inquiry launched The Home Affairs Committee launches an inquiry into policing for the future: changing demands and new challenges. Parliament.uk 12/1/2017 News PCC suggests council tax increase to improve Hampshire policing A £5 increase in council tax is among the options put forward by Hampshire’s police and crime commissioner (PCC) to improve local policing. Basingstoke Observer 11/1/2017 News Britain to review its cyber security in digital world inquiry launch A former Foreign Secretary is spearheading the launch of an inquiry by the UK government into its own cyber security. Police Professional 11/1/2017 News Scandal-hit Cleveland Police admit MORE hacks against Mirror phones The force spied on calls in a bid to identify sources of a story on disgraced chief constable Sean Price and deputy chief constable Derek Bonnard Mirror 11/1/2017 News Precept Proposal and Medium Term Budget 2017/18 to 2020/21 The precept proposal for 2017/18 is for an increase in precept of 1.91%. Cumbria OPCC 11/1/2017 Report New rules on stop and search published BBC 11/1/2017 News Yorkshire police force to end “unhealthy fixation on crime figures” A Yorkshire police and crime commissioner has criticised his force’s “unhealthy fixation on overall crime figures” as he unveils plans for how his force will change in the next four years. The Yorkshire Post 11/1/2017 News Specials wearing same rank insignia as regulars ‘shows they are valued’ The national staff association for senior special constables has praised a force's move to give regular rank insignia to its volunteer warranted officers Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2017 News Police and fire integration: Two into one will go, says report Proposals to push ahead with bringing police and fire services in Staffordshire under a single umbrella body and chief officer have been lauded for driving millions of pounds into reinvestment for frontline operations. Police Professional 11/1/2017 News Terms set for Scottish undercover police review The scope of an independent review of undercover policing in Scotland has been set out. BBC 11/1/2017 News Police chief imposes levy of £5 per household Budget cuts and mounting challenges have led Kent’s Police Crime Commissioner to propose a hike in council tax in order to fund the force. Times (Tunbridge Wells & Tonbridge) 11/1/2017 News European police issue warning as foldable gun which looks like iPhone to be released in US 12,000 of the guns have already been pre-ordered The Standard 11/1/2017 News «475647574758475947604761476247634764Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
