Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102087 total results. Showing results 97501 to 97520 «487248734874487548764877487848794880Next ›Last » PEEL: Police effectiveness 2015 (vulnerability) revisit – Staffordshire Police As part of PEEL 2015, HMIC’s effectiveness programme inspected how well forces keep people safe and reduce crime. This included an assessment of how effectively forces protect vulnerable people from harm, and support victims. Staffordshire was one of four forces that HMIC graded as inadequate at protecting those who are vulnerable from harm and supporting victims and a number of causes of concern and areas for improvement were identified. All four forces graded as inadequate were revisited to assess the progress made against these causes of concern and areas for improvement. This report sets out the findings from the revisit inspection of Staffordshire Police. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/7/2016 Report Staffordshire Police improving how it protects vulnerable victims, however some changes likely to take some time to progress In December 2015, Staffordshire Police was one of four forces HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) graded as inadequate at protecting those who are vulnerable from harm and supporting victims. HMIC found serious weaknesses in the services being provided by Staffordshire Police to protect and support some victims, most notably victims of domestic abuse. In April 2016, HMIC carried out an inspection revisit to examine whether the force has improved how it protects vulnerable victims. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/7/2016 News PEEL: Police effectiveness 2015 (vulnerability) revisit – Surrey Police This report sets out Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary’s (HMIC’s) findings following our inspection revisit to Surrey Police on 12-13 April 2016. This revisit assessed progress made against the two causes of concern and four areas for improvement in the PEEL: Police effectiveness 2015 (vulnerability) – An inspection of Surrey Police, which HMIC published on 15 December 2015. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/7/2016 Report Surrey Police has made good progress to improve how it protects vulnerable victims In December 2015, Surrey Police was one of four forces HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) graded as inadequate at protecting those who are vulnerable from harm and supporting victims. HMIC had significant concerns about the capability and capacity of Surrey Police to safeguard vulnerable people and investigate crimes committed against them. We found serious weaknesses in the force’s arrangements for protecting vulnerable people from harm and for supporting victims. In April 2016, HMIC carried out an inspection revisit to examine whether the force has improved how it protects vulnerable victims. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/7/2016 News Forces ‘should be commended’ for improvements to protecting vulnerable The four forces rated ‘inadequate’ at protecting society’s most vulnerable in last year’s PEEL inspections have generally improved but still require improvement in some areas. Police Professional 7/7/2016 News Newquay police to patrol on segway Newquay police are to patrol beaches on a segway this summer. ITV News 7/7/2016 News Police need new laws to tackle online abuse, former minister says Police must be given specific new powers to tackle the "unmanageable" scale of online abuse, a Tory former minister has said. Mail Online 7/7/2016 News Cleveland Police to stop punishing some shoplifters – this is the alternative New policy is aimed at giving police more time to tackle serious crime :: Operation Raptor has been rolled out across the force's patch Gazette Live 6/7/2016 News PFEW furious over ‘insulting’ one per cent pay rise The confirmed one per cent pay rise for English and Welsh officers is a “kick in the teeth” to frontline policing, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has claimed. Police Professional 6/7/2016 News Three-jobs police and crime chief John Campion says he’s not a part-timer THE region's new police and crime commissioner has rejected accusations he is treating the position as a "part-time job" - saying his role is "huge". Malvern Gazette 6/7/2016 News Greater Manchester emergency services to be put through paces in training exercise Around 36 organisations across Greater Manchester and nationally are taking part in an emergency planning exercise later this month. Salford Online 6/7/2016 News Surrey Police officially has a new Chief Constable Nick Ephgrave was confirmed in the new post yesterday following a confirmation hearing Eagle Radio 6/7/2016 News Public sector data sharing to transform service delivery, says government The government sets out to transform how data is shared across public sector bodies as part of a commitment to improve public services Computer Weekly 6/7/2016 News West Midlands gun crime rise ‘triggered by rising gang confidence’ Express & Star 6/7/2016 News Sweden’s national DNA database could be released to private firms The country has a closely guarded registry of every citizen under the age of 43. ars technica 6/7/2016 News ‘I do not intend reducing police officer numbers during my term in office’ vows Leicestershire’s crime commissioner at first crime panel meeting Leicestershire’s police and crime commissioner Lord Willy Bach has said he does not intend reducing police officer or police community support officer (Pcso) numbers during his term in office – but acknowledges that future police funding could have an impact on numbers. Melton Times 6/7/2016 News Bank holidays saved but officers get just one per cent pay rise Details emerge of remuneration changes for later this year, as Home Office accepts review in full Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2016 News Treasury announces one per cent pay rise for officers But lack of detail and reasons given with statement despite lengthy consultation process. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2016 News Labour leadership crisis: Crime chief David Jamieson casts doubt on Jeremy Corbyn Pressure continues to mount on Jeremy Corbyn today after David Jamieson became the first Labour Police and Crime Commissioner to cast doubt on his leadership. Express & Star 6/7/2016 News Police Federation ‘angry and bitterly disappointed’ with 1% pay increase for officers Response to Police Remuneration Review Body's recommendations for 2016/17 about officer pay and conditions. 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