Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102092 total results. Showing results 97421 to 97440 «486848694870487148724873487448754876Next ›Last » Rural police forces could lose out in funding shake-up, warns Yorkshire crime tsar Police forces in rural areas will lose out financially if a new system is introduced where funds are allocated based on the number of ‘volume crimes’ like shoplifting, a Yorkshire crime commissioner has warned. The Yorkshire Post 12/7/2016 News “Police cuts are leading to increased crime” says council’s safety spokesman Francis Drake Cuts to policing are leading to a rise in crime levels in Weymouth and Portland, a senior councillor claims. Dorset Echo 12/7/2016 News Skin-coloured targets: Diversity and representation in the police How do diversity targets affect recruitment and promotion in policing? Gareth Stubbs argues that targets have damaging unintended consequences, and are standing in for far more difficult conversations about broken relationships and a lack of community trust. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/7/2016 Analysis Theresa May: Home Office record-breaker BBC 12/7/2016 Analysis, Feature Why does no-one want to be a chief constable? Three of the five forces advertising their top job in 2016 received just one or two eligible applications Police Oracle - Registration at source 12/7/2016 Analysis, Feature Tough issues on policing and care of the service will need to be addressed head on by new Home Sec and PM Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/7/2016 Feature, Opinion I was a cop – but I still don’t know how to survive a police stop Philando Castile did nothing that should have jeopardized his life, and still he died. Here’s how policing needs to change if we want to escape the nightmare says Michael A Wood, Jr a retired Baltimore police officer and veteran of the US Marine Corps. He speaks out publicly against police brutality and is a proponent of a new era of policing. The Guardian 11/7/2016 Feature, Opinion Police funding: A modest proposal Radical reducing the number of police forces operating in England and Wales could make funding much fairer says Mervyn Stone, emeritus professor of statistics, University College London Public Finance 11/7/2016 Feature, Opinion Reality check: Study finds no racial bias in police shootings A new study claims that while black people (in the US) might experience more use of force by the police, they’re no more likely to be shot – but the data is misleading The Guardian 11/7/2016 News Report – Complaints about Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner During the subject period, four people contacted the Panel to raise five issues, and all were recorded. Sussex OPCC 11/7/2016 Report Sussex Police and Crime Panel – Work Programme 2016/17 Sussex OPCC 11/7/2016 Report Sussex Police and Crime Panel Budget Outturn for 2015/16; The Panel incurred the costs of £60,403 for administrative expenses, and £3,127 for members’ expenses between April 2015 to 31 March 2016. Sussex OPCC 11/7/2016 Report Avon and Somerset Police sorry over ‘Asking 4 It’ leaflet A police force has apologised after a sexual assault prevention leaflet titled R U Asking 4 It? was given to teenagers. BBC 11/7/2016 News IPCC probe into alleged paedophile cover-ups by Met police is expanded as 16 more cases are added The police watchdog is now examining a total of 44 allegations of corruption by Scotland Yard relating to claims of child abuse by politicians and establishment figures Mirror 11/7/2016 News New assistant chief constable appointed to Staffordshire Police Chief Superintendent Emma Barnett, from West Midlands Police, was selected recently and will take the reins from Bernie O'Reilly who has moved to Sussex Police as a deputy chief constable. Staffordshire Newsletter 11/7/2016 News Under-funding means “difficult choices” may become the norm in IOM Financial constraints within the Isle of Man Constabulary mean officers are having to make decisions whether to investigate child abuse or the supply of illegal drugs. Police Professional 11/7/2016 News Theresa May speech: “We can make Britain a country that works for everyone” Theresa2016.com 11/7/2016 Feature, Opinion Superintendent Vacancy Durham Constabulary is looking for a highly motivated, experienced and innovative officer to join us as a new Superintendent. Your role will be to assist the Chief Constable and Executive team in leading the force to achieve its vision and maintain its values. The successful candidate will be an innovative individual and supportive team player who has a proven track record of effective change management, building public confidence and securing victim satisfaction. Salary: £64,188 plus allowances / Closing date for applications 29th July, 2016 (5 pm) Durham Constabulary 11/7/2016 Jobs Deputy Chief Constable Vacancy Durham Constabulary is looking for a highly motivated and experienced senior officer to join us as our new Deputy Chief Constable, to assist the Chief Constable and his Executive team in leading the force to achieve its vision and maintain its values. She or he will be recognised as both an innovative individual and supportive team player who has made their mark through effective change management on a significant scale and in building public confidence and satisfaction in policing at all levels. Salary: £113,109 salary plus allowances and car / Closing date for applications 29th July, 2016 (5 pm) Durham Constabulary 11/7/2016 Jobs Director, Border Force North Reference number: 1498406 / Salary: £85,000 - £85,000 / Grade: SCS Pay Band 1 / Contract type: Permanent / Business area: Home Office - Border Force / Type of role: Operational Delivery, Security, Senior leadership, Strategy / Working pattern: Flexible working, Full-time, Job share / Hours: 37 / Minimum expected tour length: A loan or fixed term appointment for a minimum of 2 years may be considered. Closing date: 8 Aug 2016 Home Office 11/7/2016 Jobs «486848694870487148724873487448754876Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
