Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102547 total results. Showing results 95621 to 95640 «477847794780478147824783478447854786Next ›Last » Officer named as director of health commission A police officer will take a unique two-year secondment to lead changes in mental health provision across the West Midlands. Police Professional 11/11/2016 News Devon and Cornwall OPCC – Development Of The Police And Crime Plan 2016-2020 The online public survey generated over 1360 responses, many of which provided additional views through the free text boxes and raised additional issues not covered by the survey. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 11/11/2016 Report Police And Crime Commissioner’s Update On Citizens In Policing The Citizens in Policing Strategy was presented to the Police & Crime Panel in April 2016. In summary it set out three separate strands of activity. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 11/11/2016 Report Unions withdraw from Police Scotland talks amid budget row Unions have withdrawn from talks with Police Scotland in protest over claims that the force is "refusing to discuss" proposals to close a £20 million budget gap. Evening Times (Glasgow) 11/11/2016 News Prevent strategy to be ramped up despite ‘big brother’ concerns Secret review concludes that counter-radicalisation strategy should be ‘strengthened, not undermined’ The Guardian 11/11/2016 News Amber Rudd did not review police files before Orgreave inquiry refusal Campaigners say home secretary made superficial decision ‘without bothering to look at the evidence’ The Guardian 11/11/2016 News Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s half-term report Saturday marks six months since Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Coun Marc Jones, took office after his election victory on Thursday, May 5. Faced with a potential gap in police funding of up to £6million, the salary of nearly 140 police constables and Lincolnshire’s entire cohort of 149 PCSOs, over the next two years, Coun Jones faces an unenviable task to make ends meet. Spalding Today 11/11/2016 News Cumbria police drones flying high after being used 100 times in the last year Drones have been used about 100 times in in Cumbria in the last year, with officers launching them to search large swathes of the countryside and monitor crime scenes News & Star 11/11/2016 News Police ask driving instructors for help fighting crime Police in Essex have recruited driving instructors to act as their "eyes and ears" in an effort to cut down on crime Auto Express 11/11/2016 News Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Forensic Criminology/Forensic Psychology Salary: £36,179 to £49,160. Closes: 12th December, 2016 Middlesex University 11/11/2016 Jobs ‘Fool-proof’ biometric testing needed to keep borders safe, says anti-terror cop The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/11/2016 News Unions withdraw from Police Scotland talks amid budget row Unions have withdrawn from talks with Police Scotland in protest over claims that the force is "refusing to discuss" proposals to close a £20 million budget gap. The Herald (Scotland) 11/11/2016 News Overstretched police force recruit driving instructors to be their ‘eyes and ears’ on the streets Mail Online 11/11/2016 News Boost border security, urges police chief The Times - Subscription at source 11/11/2016 News Hard helmets return as police try to stand out The Guardian 11/11/2016 News Lawyers call to treat misogyny and ageism as hate crimes Age and gender should be made protected characteristics for the purposes of hate crime legislation, according to Scottish lawyers. Police Professional 10/11/2016 News Truce in sight as MPS calls for relaxation of IPCC rules on viewing body worn camera evidence? Top-level talks are aiming to settle a dispute between Britain's biggest force and the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) over fatal shootings evidence from body worn video cameras (BWVs). Police Professional 10/11/2016 News Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £32,004 to £46,924 per annum. Closes: 2nd December, 2016 Leeds Trinity University 10/11/2016 Jobs Derbyshire PCC announces Deputy Derbyshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa today announced north-Derbyshire solicitor Kevin Gillott as his intended candidate for the role of Deputy PCC. Derbyshire OPCC 10/11/2016 News Collaboration: Three compelling benefits forces can no longer afford to ignore "Not all policing and justice agencies are embracing collaboration", observes Allan Fairley, Managing Director of Accenture Police Services, Why not? Three reasons, he explains. And why is it now essential that they do so? Read on... Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/11/2016 Opinion «477847794780478147824783478447854786Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
