Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102537 total results. Showing results 95741 to 95760 «478447854786478747884789479047914792Next ›Last » Met spent too long on VIP abuse inquiry, report says Police spent too long pursuing allegations later found to be baseless that well-known figures in society sexually abused and killed children, the unpublished draft report into Scotland Yard’s Operation Midland investigation has concluded. The Times - Subscription at source 4/11/2016 News Call 999 with live footage of emergencies Smartphone owners will soon be able to send live footage of car crash and fire incidents to emergency service control rooms as part of 999 calls The Times - Subscription at source 4/11/2016 News ‘I don’t get too hung up on inspections’, says Humberside Police chief constable Justine Curran Humberside Police chief constable Justine Curran says she doesn't "get too hung up" on inspections after the force was told it needs to improve. Hull Live 3/11/2016 News Nottinghamshire Police: Budget ‘errors’ led to officer cuts A police force cut front-line officers because it mismanaged its finances, according to a report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC). BBC 3/11/2016 News Irish police defer planned strike action Police in the Republic of Ireland have called off their planned strike action for Friday. BBC 3/11/2016 News Head of Policy Development and Engagement Closes: Friday, 11th November, 2016. Salary: Grade A7 (£48,708 - £62,634) + LGPS. Location: Harpenden, Hertfordshire Hertfordshire OPCC 3/11/2016 Jobs Prison safety and reform Our prison system needs reform. It fails to rehabilitate or make sure criminals are prevented from offending again. Currently, nearly half of adult prisoners are reconvicted within one year of release – and almost 60% of those serving sentences under 12 months. Our aim is to place rehabilitation of prisoners squarely alongside safety, security and cost effectiveness as one of the key purposes of prison. This white paper sets out the steps the Government will take to make prisons a place of safety and reform. "These reforms will allow us to hold prisons to account for what matters, and enable other parts of the criminal justice system, such as Police and Crime Commissioners, similarly to hold prisons to account and work with them to improve results" Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 3/11/2016 Report PCC for Thames Valley names his proposed Deputy Anthony Stansfeld has announced that he is proposing to appoint Matthew Barber as his Deputy. Thames Valley OPCC 3/11/2016 News Brexit’s implications for policing and security: High Court judgment Holly Bontoft, an associate in Fieldfisher's Public and Regulatory Law team, examines today's High Court judgment and argues that it "appears to make some extremely strong arguments for an Act of Parliament being required". Read Holly's detailed view, then download the full CoPaCC Thematic on "Brexit: Implications for Policing and Security". Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/11/2016 Analysis HMIC: ‘Policing must be better prepared for the future’ Forces must bring their understanding of future demands in line with their grasp of current issues to ensure needs are met efficiently, Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) has warned. Police Professional 3/11/2016 News Bedfordshire police working to ‘address’ HMIC concerns after it fails report Bedfordshire Police has been told to improve its efficiency after criminal justice inspectors said the force 'requires improvement'. Bedfordshire on Sunday 3/11/2016 News Nottinghamshire Police told to improve in damning report by inspectors Nottinghamshire Police's ability to protect the public could be at risk over 'unplanned and rapid reductions in the workforce', a police watchdog has said. Nottingham Post 3/11/2016 News Police could raise council tax precept to fund 100 new officers Katy Bourne will ask households if they would be willing to pay around £5 extra per year in council tax to fund more than 100 new police officers and specialist staff. Crawley Observer 3/11/2016 News HMIC: New recruits must have right skills for today’s service Forces 'do not understand' the types of people they need in their workforce. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2016 News Surrey Police sees significant improvement in reducing crime and safety Surrey Police is improving when it comes to keeping people safe and reducing crime. That's according to a HMIC (Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary) report published today (November 3). Eagle Radio 3/11/2016 News Changing police attitude to press relations has led to increase in inaccurate reports, research claims Academic claims that reluctance to speak to journalists could harm Met Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/11/2016 News Critical inspection report finds South Yorkshire Police ‘requires improvement’ Inspectors looking at how South Yorkshire Police keeps people safe and reduces crime said the force 'requires improvement'. The Star (Yorkshire) 3/11/2016 News Devon and Cornwall Police ordered to make improvements by inspectors A police watchdog has ordered the force covering Cornwall to improve if it is to fight crime efficiently. West Briton 3/11/2016 News Victoria Atkins: Investigatory Powers Bill will give police powers to fight crime and terrorism There has been much to debate and decide, both at home and abroad in the weeks since Parliament returned from Conference season. The government is in the final stages of passing the Investigatory Powers Bill. This bill will give the security services and the police the modern digital powers to fight serious crime and terrorism. Lincolnshire Reporter 3/11/2016 Feature, Opinion West Midlands Police chief: Knives now ‘fashion accessory’ for youths after series of violent attacks in Black Country Carrying knives is a status symbol for some youngsters in the West Midlands, the police force’s top officer revealed as he admitted it is having to rethink how it tackles knife crime. Express & Star 3/11/2016 News «478447854786478747884789479047914792Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
