Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 97401 to 97420 «486748684869487048714872487348744875Next ›Last » Orgreave: operational orders ‘were wrong’ – former officer Channel 4 News 12/9/2016 News The police are being militarised – should we be worried? The Conversation 12/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Former Northants PCC charged over data breach Adam Simmonds alleged to have fallen foul of Section 55 of DPA 1998 Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2016 News Decisions made by the PCC for Cleveland for the period July to August 2016 Summary of Decisions made by the PCC (July - August 2016) Cleveland OPCC 12/9/2016 Report Response from MPS re CCTV at Borough Level Recognising that previously there has been very limited central oversight of this I have formed an MPS CCTV working group with a view to identifying the most effective and efficient CCTV corporate strategy. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 12/9/2016 Report Response Letter from Westminster CC re: Decommissioning CCTV system The City Council can no longer continue to subsidise an out of date service used primarily by the police. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 12/9/2016 Report Letter from Chair of The Police and Crime Committee re decommissioning of CCTV The letter highlighted the concerns of the panel to the news that Westminster CC planned to decommission their CCTV estate. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 12/9/2016 Report Action Taken Under Delegated Authority – Monitoring CCTV The Committee agreed to delegate authority to the Chairman to write to Westminster City Council expressing the Committee’s concern at the City Council’s decision on 6 June 2016 to stop monitoring its CCTV cameras from 1 September 2016. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 12/9/2016 Report Response to Crime on Public Transport The Committee’s report, Crime on Public Transport was published in March 2016. The report is available from the GLA’s website: The recommendations from the report are as follows: Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 12/9/2016 Report Violence against Women and Girls In London, reports of violence against women and girls are rising. In the year to June 2016, there were over 150,000 domestic abuse incidents, with over 5,800 more notifiable offences compared to June 2015; over 16,000 sexual offences; and more than 5,000 rapes Metropolitan Police Service 12/9/2016 Report Police and Crime Committee Work Programme The Committee’s work programme is intended to enable the Committee to effectively fulfil its roles of holding the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) to account and investigating issues of importance to policing and crime reduction in London Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 12/9/2016 Report Mental Health and Policing: Initial thoughts In Kent, it is estimated that around a third of police time is spent dealing with cases involving mental health. Kent OPCC 12/9/2016 Report Kent PCC Annual Accounts 2015/16 The accounts show a real underspend for the year 2015/16 of £5.5m Kent OPCC 12/9/2016 Report Kent PCC – Updated Police and Crime Plan Since this is an updated plan many elements are the same as the previous version, however it should be noted that the arrangements for holding the Chief Constable to account within the Governance section, reflect a number of changes instigated by the Commissioner. The section on the Police and Crime Panel has also been expanded. Kent OPCC 12/9/2016 Report Ministers slammed for delay over tagging lethal sex offenders with GPS trackers after worries lives are at risk Scottish Justice Secretary Michael Matheson has been forced to concede that he is still getting to grips with the subject and he has been criticised by campaigners. Daily Record 12/9/2016 News Met police ‘so politically correct they ignore Muslim officers with extreme views’ London's police force is too concerned about being branded racist to challenge extreme views among muslim officers, a former counter-terror officer has revealed. Express 12/9/2016 News Ban on police resigning amid disciplinary is “waste of money”, representatives say Police officers will be allowed to retire or resign during disciplinary investigations under new Home Office proposals. The Argus 12/9/2016 News Chief Constable blog: The money to do the job Lincolnshire Police 12/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Police officers using their own mobiles to investigate crimes online The Scotsman 12/9/2016 News Police turned paramedics thousands of times last year Figures reveal how many times officers took injured people to hospital Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2016 Analysis, Feature «486748684869487048714872487348744875Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
