Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105149 total results. Showing results 96521 to 96540 «482348244825482648274828482948304831Next ›Last » Recruitment and promotions changes let forces take on direct entrants All the biggest forces in the country are looking to take on candidates through the process this year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/2/2017 News Derek Mackay in Scottish police and fire VAT plea Scotland's Finance Secretary Derek Mackay will use joint UK nations finance ministers summit to call for VAT relief for Scotland's emergency services Holyrood Magazine 14/2/2017 News Met Police chief calls for ‘more trust’ in armed officers Britain's most senior police chief will call for "less suspicion and more trust" in officers who carry guns, in his final speech before retirement. BBC 14/2/2017 News Diane Abbott: Police must give ‘hard evidence’ for spit hood use Diane Abbott has challenged police forces to provide “hard evidence” for why they need to use controversial spit hoods. The Standard 14/2/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This 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 14/2/2017 News The Cost of Khan – the Mayor’s police numbers just don’t add up Steve O’Connell is the Conservative spokesman on the London Assembly for crime and policing. Conservative Home 14/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Bernard Hogan-Howe: armed police deserve more public trust Threat of investigation and trial is putting badly needed recruits off, the Met’s chief will say in his last big speech before retirement The Guardian 14/2/2017 News Victims of abuse inquiry blunders sue Met for £3m Three prominent victims of false sexual abuse allegations are suing the Metropolitan Police in legal actions that could cost the force £3 million. The Times - Subscription at source 14/2/2017 News Give police marksmen a break, says Met chief Britain’s most senior police chief is calling for greater protection for firearms officers amid warnings of a shortfall in the number of marksmen needed to combat the terrorism threat. The Times - Subscription at source 14/2/2017 News Cyber security: Queen to open centre to protect against attacks A new centre to protect the UK against cyber attacks is to be officially opened by the Queen. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in London, which cost nearly £2bn to set up, is designed to improve Britain's resilience to attacks and act as an operational nerve centre. BBC 14/2/2017 News A speech on criminal justice reform by the Secretary of State for Justice Elizabeth Truss outlines her views on sentencing and the size of the prison population at The Centre for Social Justice. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 14/2/2017 Report If Diane wants evidence for spit guards I am happy to oblige… Royston Martis outlines the case in favour of controversial hoods. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Diane Abbott: The safety of police officers must be a priority – and Labour will be guided by the evidence on spit hoods The introduction of spit hoods by police forces is highly controversial. Police officers are rightly concerned for their own safety and their personal dignity. But many civil liberties groups argue strongly that the spit hoods are unnecessary and a breach of civil liberties. They also argue that the spit hoods themselves are potentially dangerous. LabourList 13/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Liz Truss: No ‘quick fix’ to cut prison population Prison numbers cannot be cut with "dangerous quick fix" solutions, the justice secretary has said. BBC 13/2/2017 News Chair in Crime & Security Salary: Not specified. Closes: 5th March 2017 Cardiff University 13/2/2017 Jobs Want to report a crime? Go online with West Midlands Police As part of a series of new measures being brought in under the WMP2020 change programme, the force will be introducing what it calls the Digital Experience for Citizens, or DEC, on a revamped website. Express & Star 13/2/2017 News Response To Humberside PCC’s Precept Proposals For 2017/18 If an increase in the precept allows for the recruitment of additional Police Officers to be delivered then the Panel is in agreement that this is a small price to pay. Humberside OPCC 13/2/2017 Report Can the NPCC’s new strategy reverse the rise in deaths after custody? As deaths in custody have reduced, the general trend for suicides following custody has increased. Can the national strategy on police custody help forces protect vulnerable people? Syreeta Lund speaks to Surrey chief constable Nick Ephgrave, the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) lead on custody. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/2/2017 Interview, Opinion Dorset PCP Improvement Action Plan A key aspect of the Police and Crime Panels commitment to continuous development is to hold regular training sessions Dorset OPCC 13/2/2017 Report Force appoints new deputy chief constable An officer who has been described as a “great asset” to the force has been appointed as Northamptonshire Police’s second in command. Police Professional 13/2/2017 News «482348244825482648274828482948304831Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
