Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 96441 to 96460 «481948204821482248234824482548264827Next ›Last » GMP slammed after issuing ‘slap on the wrist’ for 14 rapes and 150 other sex attacks The force has dished out nearly 33,000 cautions in the last five years - including 60 for indecent exposure and 106 for sexual assault of a female Manchester Evening News 7/11/2016 News Sadiq Khan to draft new London police and crime plan by Christmas The capital’s mayor is seeking Londoners’ views on their priorities for the Met and its performance as he develops his policing policy The Guardian 7/11/2016 Analysis, Feature Weekly academic research summary This new summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/11/2016 News A solicitor’s view: Police officers and the new offence of ‘police corruption’ The new offence of 'police corruption' is not yet widely understood. Ian Townsend of Rebian Solicitors offers an overview of 'police corruption', and warns that the new offence creates the danger that a police officer’s behaviour which might have amounted to misconduct will in future be criminalised. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/11/2016 Opinion Priority Update: Provide a Visible and Accessible Neighbourhood Policing Style Providing a visible and accessible Neighbourhood Policing Style is within the framework of Community First governance process. The governance process brings together Lead Responsible Officers for the themes identified below. Merseyside OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Holding the Chief Constable to Account – Performance The report details the arrangements that the PCC has put in place for holding the Chief Constable to account for the performance of the Force. Merseyside OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Appropriate Adults For Vulnerable Adults – Progress Report Local Authorities have a statutory duty to provide AAs for juveniles, but no one has a duty to provide AAs for vulnerable adults. Until recently, Local Authorities have plugged this gap, however the strain on resources has led to a reduction in this service. Merseyside OPCC 7/11/2016 Report PCC Crime Prevention Strategy including Community Safety Partnership Funding With the PCC and Force potentially being required to make £8.7m of savings in 2017/18, with a further £13.4m in future years, giving an anticipated overall savings requirement of £22.1m over the MTFS period. Merseyside OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Merseyside Annual Estate Strategy Update Report Significant progress has been made in implementing the Estate Strategy to date. The Panel is asked to note the details set out in this paper. Merseyside OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Governance Arrangements – An Update by the Police and Crime Panel. The Commissioner has considered the recommendations and issues raised by the Panel and has made the following responses. Merseyside OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Call for Prevent-style strategy to stop children engaging in cybercrime UK cybercrime tsar will ask government to set up scheme to deter teenagers who often do not realise they are breaking law The Guardian 7/11/2016 News Gloucestershire students to assist PCC investigation into upsurge of knife crime Gazette (Gloucestershire) 7/11/2016 News Update for the Police and Crime Panel 31st of October 2016 This report concentrates on the Force’s performance against the measures of the 2016/17 Plan (which was published in April 2016). North Wales OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Update on the 2016/17 Budget (as at 31 July 2016) The net revenue budget for the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales was approved by the Police and Crime Panel on 25 January 2016 at £141.067m North Wales OPCC 7/11/2016 Report Dr Alan Billings: A corner turned at last following South Yorkshire abuse scandal Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Comissioner, says the corner has been turned when it comes to winning back the confidence of abuse victims. The Yorkshire Post 7/11/2016 Feature, Opinion Police not taking on any more direct entry detectives Police in North Yorkshire said they are not currently planning to take on direct entry detectives. The Direct Entry system allows police forces to recruit people from with non-policing background into senior police roles. The Press (York) 7/11/2016 News Question mark over the future of 58 police buildings Police Scotland has drawn up a list of buildings in 58 locations which could be closed as part of a wide-ranging estate review. BBC 7/11/2016 News Justice Policy Officer Salary: £29,790 to £40667. Location: London. Closes: 16th November, 2016 Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 7/11/2016 Jobs Patent for mini police drone granted Law Officer (USA) 7/11/2016 News Policing police robots UCLA Law Review 7/11/2016 Analysis, Feature «481948204821482248234824482548264827Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
