Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105119 total results. Showing results 97401 to 97420 «486748684869487048714872487348744875Next ›Last » Timewasters make 20,000 nuisance calls to 999 About 200 people are responsible for 66,000 prank and nuisance calls that have tied up the emergency phone line of Britain’s biggest police force. BBC 19/12/2016 News Independent report advocates police and fire integration PCC looks set to take over fire when new bill is passed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/12/2016 News Police & Crime Commissioner sets priorities for next 4 years David Keane, Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire, is setting out his vision for policing in Cheshire as he publishes his Police & Crime Plan which will run from 2016 to 2021. Alderley Edge 18/12/2016 News GMP forced to pay out tens of thousands of pounds for blunders made smashing their way into homes Bosses at the force have written dozens of cheques after officers used too much force or got the wrong houses Manchester Evening News 18/12/2016 News Will 2017 be the year of criminal justice reform? The New York Times 18/12/2016 Analysis, Feature Met Police warn public over time-wasting emergency calls A fox outside a window, a hissing cat and faulty headphones are just some of the inappropriate reasons people have dialled 999. Sky News 18/12/2016 News NYPD blasted over refusal to disclose ‘predictive’ data The NYPD's refusal to disclose how it is using a high tech computer program to monitor the public and possibly predict where crimes will be committed was blasted in court papers filed Friday by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU law school. Daily News (New York) 18/12/2016 News Married police boss, 49, who faced the sack over an alleged affair with a colleague is allowed to retire in secret Mail Online 18/12/2016 News Mini police on patrol in Durham Durham Police have set up a mini police force involving children from the community. BBC 18/12/2016 News Armed reassurance? Why context and perspectives matter Armed police officers were in the news last week again, this time because of complaints about armed patrols of a Christmas market in Newcastle. Gavin Hales of the Police Foundation argues that the controversy signals the complexity of offering reassurance to the public, some of whom may find armed police officers anything but reassuring. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/12/2016 Opinion 2016/17 Outturn Report – Quarter Two Update The purpose of this report is to provide an update to the Chief Officer Team on the forecast outturn position against the key financial performance headlines for Nottinghamshire Police for the year ending 31st March 2017. Nottinghamshire OPCC 18/12/2016 Report Brief glimpse of an ear is enough for cyber-cop Police are trialling a “Big Brother” CCTV facial recognition system to track offenders, using software that can identify people from the most fleeting or fuzzy of images. The Sunday Times 18/12/2016 News Women lead race to be next top cop The chief constable who once ran the force that covered Theresa May’s constituency has become the latest woman to join the race to be Metropolitan police commissioner. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/12/2016 News How To Get Things Done -The Governance Operating Manual It outlines the overall governance structure from the Police and Crime Panel to the Bronze Boards, with a definition of the roles and responsibilities for each board. South Wales OPCC 17/12/2016 Report North Wales Update on the 2016/17 Budget The budget for direct pension payments is based on six ill-health retirements each year, and there were nine in the first six months of the current financial year. North Wales OPCC 17/12/2016 Report Periodic Update by North Wales PCC This report concentrates on the Force’s performance against the measures of the 2016/17 Plan North Wales OPCC 17/12/2016 Report Cold cases: The detectives on the trail of undiscovered killers A dedicated team of British detectives is working to solve cold case murders. And with advances in forensic science, they are hoping to bring some of the killers to justice. BBC 17/12/2016 Analysis, Feature Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £41,709 to £48,327. Closes: 30th January, 2017 Leeds Beckett University 17/12/2016 Jobs Police ‘must be given power to shut websites in child abuse and revenge porn fight’ Police need new powers to shut websites and curb access to social media to fight the threat of child abuse and revenge porn attacks, a chief constable said today. The Standard 17/12/2016 News Police Scotland budget ‘about £80m short of being sustainable’ MSPs have raised concerns over whether Police Scotland’s budget is big enough to meet the challenges it faces. The Scotsman 17/12/2016 News «486748684869487048714872487348744875Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
