Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 96541 to 96560 «482448254826482748284829483048314832Next ›Last » Theresa May has decided to opt into EU crime-fighting measures, risking anger of Brexit Tory MPs Britain will agree to the automatic sharing of DNA samples, fingerprints and vehicle registration data, after months of uncertainty The Independent 1/11/2016 News Orgreave inquiry fallout: PCCs, MPs and lawyers ask ‘why did it not happen’ Campaigners preparing to mount a legal challenge for a judicial review into the Battle of Orgreave clash between police and miners have accused Amber Rudd of an "establishment stitch up". Police Professional 1/11/2016 News Lincolnshire Police joins forces with neighbours to tackle rural crime Lincolnshire Police have joined forces with their counterparts in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire to sign a Rural Crime Concordate - a pledge to work across county borders to tackle crime issues which affect rural communities. ITV News 1/11/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/11/2016 News Cops training cops: Valuing the Tutor Constable Police officers who tutor other police officers don't always receive much formal recognition. Serving officer 'West Coast Response' lays out what could be done to recognise and reward the commitment of officers who dedicate their time and effort to coaching and training new cops. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/11/2016 Opinion Why it’s so hard to prosecute cases of coercive or controlling behaviour A new offence of “controlling or coercive behaviour in an intimate or family relationship" has been used just 62 times in six months. Charlotte Bishop of Exeter University explains how the way evidence and testimony is used in court makes it very hard to prove a relationship is coercive. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/11/2016 Analysis Police, Crime and Victims’ Plan 2016-2021 The diagram in appendix one show a summary of this plan - a ‘plan on a page’. Durham OPCC 1/11/2016 Report Update on Enhancing Collaboration between Durham Constabulary and Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service To update the Police and Crime Panel on work to enhance collaboration between the Police and Fire and Rescue Services. Durham OPCC 1/11/2016 Report Delivering change for victims and witnesses: This report provides details of the significant progress made in delivering on the recommendations and outlines priorities for the coming year. Durham OPCC 1/11/2016 Report Quarter 1 Performance Report 2016-17 Anti-social behaviour has reduced force-wide by 14% and has reduced in every neighbourhood policing area Durham OPCC 1/11/2016 Report Performance Report – Quarter 1 2016/17 (12 months to 30th June 2016) Durham Constabulary covers both County Durham and Darlington, population of around 623,000 people • Below shows an approximation of how things have changed in the last few years (rounded figures): Durham OPCC 1/11/2016 Report Durham PCC Decision Records See Appendix 2 for Key Decisions (Links to more detailed reports are available on the website) Durham OPCC 1/11/2016 Report Lack of officers on duty at night highlighted NPCC says police are helped by others during challenging night shifts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2016 News Keith Vaz to serve on justice committee despite Tory MP’s move to stop him House votes to appoint former Labour minister who stood down from home affairs select committee over sex scandal The Guardian 1/11/2016 News Police fear terrorists using UK black market to buy weapons for Paris-style gun attack It comes as the head of MI5 warns there are around 3,000 potentially violent extremists in the UK, and most of them are British The Independent 1/11/2016 News Orgreave: Rudd explains inquiry rejection decision Home Secretary Amber Rudd has written to campaigners explaining why she ruled out an inquiry into clashes between police and miners at Orgreave. BBC 1/11/2016 News Garda strike: As Ireland’s police force plans its biggest ever walk out here’s what you need to know The biggest garda walkout is looming over in Ireland this Friday as talks continue in a bid to avert strike action. The last time Ireland suffered ‘Blue Flu’, the army was on standby, stations closed and some court appearances were cancelled. The Irish Post (Republic of Ireland) 1/11/2016 News Police merge major investigation teams to tackle serious crime Two police forces have merged teams to tackle serious and complex crime. Hartlepool Mail 1/11/2016 News Bid to disrupt gun supply link between gangs and terrorists NCA and NPCC launch joint appeal for public's help. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2016 News Just one police officer per every 5,400 at night in Gloucestershire, new figures show Last year's cuts to the force's budget means Gloucestershire Constabulary is now 20th in the list of fewest officers protecting the public in the country out of 43 forces. Gloucestershire Live 1/11/2016 News «482448254826482748284829483048314832Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
