Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115411 total results. Showing results 96501 to 96520 «482248234824482548264827482848294830Next ›Last » Store manager infuriated by police inaction creates his own ‘wanted’ posters of shop-lifters A shop manager has put up posters of suspected shoplifters in his window after becoming fed up with a lack of action to the petty crime by the police. Mail Online 24/7/2018 News Police to receive 2% pay increase in 2018-19 The award comes after the government removed the public sector pay cap in 2017. Home Office 24/7/2018 News Leading the way: How Chief Execs can help OPCCs attract and retain talent At this year’s Police Governance Summit 2018, Humberside OPCC Chief Executive Rachel Cook explored the role of leadership in ensuring OPCCs attract and retain the right people to influence success. The following is an abridged version of her presentation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 Opinion Data analysis: Forensic Analytics explores the opportunities and challenges for policing Analytical and data processing software firm Forensic Analytics is the latest company to collaborate with The Police ICT Company, having recently been recognised on its Vendor Management Programme. Forensic Analytics Managing Director and co-founder Joe Hoy gives his insight into the challenges facing policing in this space and how the collaboration with The Police ICT Company has simplified the procurement process. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 Opinion Home Office update:Written statement – HCWS914: Response to PRRB recommendations for police pay 2018-19 The Government has carefully considered the PRRB recommendations for police pay 2018-19. These recommendations are not being accepted in full. The Government is announcing today that the 2018-19 pay award for the police which will award police officers an increase of 2% consolidated from 1 September 2018. This also includes the recommended 2% increase in London Weighting and 2% increase in Dog Handlers’ Allowance. Parliament.uk 24/7/2018 Report Police Remuneration Review Body report: 2018 England and Wales Recommendations from the Police Remuneration Review Body on police officers’ pay in England and Wales. This report sets out the PRRB’s analysis of evidence provided by relevant organisations and makes recommendations for police officers’ pay in England and Wales. The government responded to the report in Parliament. The PRRB provides independent advice to the Prime Minister and Home Secretary on the pay and allowances of police officers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Home Office 24/7/2018 Report Police Chiefs Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables Council July 2018 Police chiefs gathered in London for July Chief Constables Council at a busy time for policing across the country. The US President’s arrival was imminent and forces were working together to support the significant national operation. The operation went smoothly thanks to the gold commanders, the National Police Coordination Centre and the many officers who travelled from around the country – in many cases delaying their rest days to support the national effort. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 24/7/2018 Feature, Opinion Terror legislation reviewer to lead CPS Max Hill to replace Alison Saunders Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 News Two per cent pay ‘rise’ for officers The Home Office has again rejected recommendations from its remuneration review body. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 News Delay leaves PCC struggling to see how work to replace him can be completed in time The West Midlands’ police and crime commissioner (PCC) has accused local councillors of plotting to “silence and discredit” him over his objections to police funding cuts. Police Professional - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 News ‘Very disturbing’ lack of progress on security issues, HASC finds “Completely irresponsible” political red lines between the UK and EU are standing in the way of a security deal, putting public safety at risk when Brexit occurs, the Home Affairs Select Committee (HASC) has warned. Police Professional - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 News Deputy commissioner Responsible for supporting the Commissioner in leading the Met, you'll help to shape policy and practice, communicating a clear direction and driving performance. Your success depends on driving a culture of development and innovation that enhances efficiency and continuous improvement. With responsibility for the outcomes delivered through our transformation portfolio, you'll ensure that we're at the forefront of modern, data-driven policing. If you're a current or retired Chief Constable or Assistant Commissioner with an outstanding track record of operational delivery and the passion, determination and commitment to help lead the Met into the future, this role offers you an exciting career opportunity. Salary: £225,675 plus allowances. Closing date: Midday 24th August 2018. Metropolitan Police Service 24/7/2018 Jobs Clubs payout thousands over costs of policing games Football clubs across the West Midlands are picking up the bill for policing at matches, according to figures supplied by the BBC. Express & Star 24/7/2018 News Wiltshire Police spend over £100k policing STFC home football matches Sending officers to football matches cost Wiltshire Police over £100,000 during the last football season. The force recorded a loss of £96,858 after spending £111,901 on policing crowds of football fans at Swindon Town home games. Swindon Advertiser 24/7/2018 News Unions call for railway policing merger to be scrapped The merger opposed is between the British Transport Police and Police Scotland. STV News 24/7/2018 News Premier League and EFL football matches ‘over-policed’ Some of the most heavily policed football matches in the UK had one officer present for every 50 fans, prompting calls for a review. The BBC asked forces across the UK for information about the costs of policing football matches, as well as the numbers of officers deployed. BBC 24/7/2018 News Public foot £101,000 bill for policing just 9 football matches The public purse has footed a bill for more than £101,000 to safely police just nine football matches in the region, according to figures revealed in a report published today. The Northern Echo 24/7/2018 News 600 officers and a half-empty stadium: How police worked at Newcastle United and Sunderland games Figures showing the most heavily police games of last season - as well as the average attendances - have been revealed Chronicle Live (North East) 24/7/2018 News Police to receive 2% pay increase in 2018-19 The award comes after the government removed the public sector pay cap in 2017. Home Office 24/7/2018 News Global responses: Policing in the networked world UK policing shares many of the same challenges as their colleagues around the world. In its report - Policing in a Networked World, PwC analysed six countries: Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom to identify the key challenges that the police are facing, and how police organisations are responding to those challenges. The following is an abridged version of the report. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/7/2018 Analysis «482248234824482548264827482848294830Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
