Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102170 total results. Showing results 97041 to 97060 «484948504851485248534854485548564857Next ›Last » Whatever happened to ditching targets? The Curtis Review and its consequences The Curtis Review on the use of targets in policing was published in December 2015, but little actual change appears to have taken place. Simon Guilfoyle revisits the debate and calls once more for the fundamental transformation of performance management in the police service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/8/2016 Opinion Chief constables and Police and Crime Commissioners committed to working together to further reform policing The National Police Chiefs' Council and the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners say that police-led transformation projects receiving funding from the Home Office is a positive start to the process of reforming policing. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 5/8/2016 News People who ring 101 could be given housing and debt advice, says PCC Leicestershire representative mulling over service which would cover gaps left by other service cuts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2016 News Hertfordshire PCC selects innovative and forward-looking chief constable Hertfordshire’s police and crime commissioner (PCC) has announced his preferred candidate to succeed retiring Chief Constable Andy Bliss. Police Professional 5/8/2016 News Police win funds for digital information schemes 14 projects run by English and Welsh police services get shares of £23 million from transformation funds UKAuthority.com 5/8/2016 News West Yorkshire Police awarded £700k for digital crime scene project Home Secretary Amber Rudd has today awarded £700,000 to West Yorkshire Police as the government seeks to transform the way forces work. The Yorkshire Post 5/8/2016 News Councillor reappointed to police commissioner job A senior St Helens councillor has been reappointed as Merseyside’s deputy police commissioner. The Reporter (St Helens) 5/8/2016 News Big Issue: Should armed police patrol the streets in all our big cities? “When, not if". The chances of a terrorist atrocity in Britain have never been higher. But while London is having extra armed officers on the streets, John Woodhouse wonders what's happening here in North Staffordshire... Stoke on Trent Live 5/8/2016 Feature, Opinion We need to talk about guns: Armed officers and mass media hysteria Armed police officers have made headlines again, this time for shopping in Morrisons. Police blogger and serving officer 'Nathan Constable' outlines the the security threat and the professionalism of armed officers, and argues for a grown-up debate about armed response. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/8/2016 Opinion ‘Honour killing fears had been passed on to police’ The Times - Subscription at source 5/8/2016 News Home Secretary hands out millions to forces trailblazing a path to reform Police Professional 5/8/2016 News £23 million top-sliced funds awarded to police projects Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2016 News ‘Legacy of failure’: Dame Lowell Goddard resigns as head of child sexual abuse inquiry Home secretary pledges that work of inquiry into claims of establishment cover-up will continue ‘without delay’ The Guardian 5/8/2016 News Vacancy: Chief Constable Closing date: 1st September 2016 Dyfed-Powys OPCC 5/8/2016 Jobs Child sex abuse inquiry will continue ‘without delay’ BBC 5/8/2016 News CC Simon Bailey Blog: 7% of adults sexually abused as children – we have to intervene earlier. Statistics published today as part of the Crime Survey of England and Wales show the numbers of adults who experienced abuse as a child. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 4/8/2016 Feature, Opinion PCC wants more done in efforts to cut drink-driving Northumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner has said more still needs to be done to tackle needless, alcohol-related deaths, following new statistics which show drink-drive fatalities are not reducing significantly. Berwick Advertiser 4/8/2016 News CSEW shines light on scale of childhood abuse The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has called for “proper investment” in child sexual abuse cases, after new figures reveal that seven per cent of adults experienced some form of sexual assault during their childhood. Police Professional 4/8/2016 News There is no going back once we arm our police force It is possible that, within a few years and with no great national debate or legislative act, the long tradition of unarmed civilian policing may slowly come to an end, especially in larger cities The Independent 4/8/2016 Feature, Opinion West Mercia Draft Police And Crime Plan The purpose of this report is to provide members of the Panel with an update on the development of the Safer West Mercia Plan, which will be the new Police and Crime Plan for West Mercia. West Mercia OPCC 4/8/2016 Report «484948504851485248534854485548564857Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
