Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103171 total results. Showing results 97521 to 97540 «487348744875487648774878487948804881Next ›Last » Community Policing: Where do we go from here? The Crime Report 8/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Spit Guards: The case for protecting police officers against infectious diseases Centre for Public Safety 8/9/2016 Report The case for spit hoods Nathan Constable blog 8/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Spit hoods – a question of transparency The Police Foundation 8/9/2016 Feature, Opinion PCC sets sights on new £45m HQ at centre of 2020 vision for the force One of Britain's biggest metropolitan forces has unveiled ambitious plans to switch its headquarters to a purpose-built complex – with costs cutting at the heart of the project. Police Professional 7/9/2016 News Old Bailey judge retiring after 20 years condemns burden foreign criminals are placing on state The Telegraph 7/9/2016 Google’s self-driving cars could soon detect the POLICE: Patent shows how AI will dodge emergency vehicles Mail Online 7/9/2016 News Strategic Workforce Planning There were 210,600 crimes recorded in West Yorkshire in the 12 months to March 2016, an increase of 25% compared to the same period last year, although this figure is greatly influenced by improved crime recording methods introduced as part of the police’s Crime Data Integrity programme (CDI). West Yorkshire OPCC 7/9/2016 Report Additional issues raised by the PCC at the Performance Meeting There has been a 7% increase in 999 calls (from 91,243 to 97,245) this quarter when compared to April-June 2015, and a 16% increase in crime incidents (from 33,333 to 38,669) in the same period last year. West Yorkshire OPCC 7/9/2016 Report Police start online campaign to tackle child sex predators Police Scotland has launched its first public information campaign to tackle child sexual exploitation (CSE). BBC 7/9/2016 News Scrutiny Review of Commissioned Services for Victims and Witnesses It was agreed that the review should focus on how well the PCC is working with partners to improve the experience of victims and witnesses across the criminal justice system, and the outcomes that are being achieved in supporting victims at a county-wide level whilst also addressing local needs. West Yorkshire OPCC 7/9/2016 Report Theresa May indicates major overhaul of dangerous driving laws Theresa May has indicated there could be a major overhaul of dangerous driving laws, amid concerns sentencing for those convicted is too lenient. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/9/2016 News Communit Safety Partnerships Priorities Appendix A West Yorkshire OPCC 7/9/2016 Report Community Safety Partnerships – Principles for Engagement: West Yorkshire Police Authority was classed as a ‘responsible authority’ the Police and Crime Commissioner will not be classed as a ‘responsible authority’ and therefore will not be obliged to sit on any of the West Yorkshire CSPs. West Yorkshire OPCC 7/9/2016 Report Londoners urged to help police uncover brothels and protect women as sexual exploitation rises Londoners were today urged to look out for brothels on their street as a government watchdog called for the public to help rescue women held as slaves and forced to sell sex. The Standard 7/9/2016 News Police must ‘put their minds’ to evidence based policing Temporary assistant chief shared his experiences at the Police Superintendents' Association Conference in StratfordÂ-upon-ÂAvon Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2016 News New policing minister: ‘I will listen to you’ Brandon Lewis told Police Superintendents he wanted to have an "open door" attitude to concerns. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2016 News Superintendents ‘must act as leaders’ says PSAEW president Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas urged delegates to set an example to others in terms of tackling hate crime and embracing difference. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2016 News Police Scotland struggling with new crime threat Just over three years into the single force model, Police Scotland is facing a significant financial challenge says Gordon Crossan, president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents The Scotsman 7/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Chief Constable criticised for taking almost three months’ holiday as he axed police jobs During his first full year in charge of the county’s police force the Chief Constable of Kent, Alan Pughsley, took almost three months’ paid leave. He was also entitled to an extra eight days off for bank holidays. Times (Tunbridge Wells & Tonbridge) 7/9/2016 News «487348744875487648774878487948804881Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
