Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97805 total results. Showing results 97621 to 97640 «487848794880488148824883488448854886Next ›Last » Staffordshire fire service cuts ‘catastrophic’ warns PCC Controversial plans to cut Staffordshire's fire service would leave the county in a "catastrophic situation" police and crime commissioner Matthew Ellis has warned. Staffordshire Newsletter 9/6/2015 News Interception and introspection Gary Mason reviews the week’s national and local police news. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/6/2015 News FoI: Has PCC or employee of PCC been charged with criminal offence since Jan 14 Response: NCND ("neither confirm nor deny") Avon & Somerset OPCC 9/6/2015 Report Interview with Nick Alston PCC for Essex Conservative PCC for Essex and the current chairman of the Association of PCCs, Nick Alston talks targets, tasers and technology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/6/2015 Interview, Opinion New specialist service to be launched for Merseyside victims of crime Liverpool Echo 9/6/2015 News The perplexing growth in public service outsourcing without measure of impact John Tizard puts the case for the new government to commission an independent enquiry on public service outsourcing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/6/2015 Opinion Should the police record crime? Opinion from Richard Garside, CCJS Director Centre for Crime and Justice Studies 9/6/2015 Feature, Opinion Decision: Proposal to purchase new premises in Northallerton, and dispose of the current HQ site "This decision would lead to a saving of c £4 million over plans to stay at Newby Wiske, and costs c £12 million less compared to previous relocation plans". North Yorkshire OPCC 8/6/2015 Report Commissioner presents Annual Report and refreshed Police and Crime Plan He has pledged to maintain the local policing model and continue with collaboration with Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire forces. Hertfordshire OPCC 5/6/2015 Report Analysis of NAO’s “Financial Stability of Police Forces” report Simon Bullock, a former Director of Policy for Bedfordshire PCC, assesses the essential elements of the National Audit Office's report on the "Financial Stability of Police Forces in England and Wales". Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/6/2015 Analysis FoI: New regulations for disciplinary hearings to be held in public Question relating to privacy of proceedings against Chief Constable Avon & Somerset OPCC 5/6/2015 Report Dyfed-Powys PCC asks for clarification on gun policy Carmarthen Journal 5/6/2015 News Financial sustainability of police forces in England and Wales National Audit Office (NAO) 4/6/2015 Report Mayor confirms plans to roll out 20,000 police body cameras across the Met The expansion of Body Worn Video cameras is supported by the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan Howe and welcomed by officers involved in the trial, which has been running since last year. Policing Insight 3/6/2015 News Met police to issue body cameras to majority of officers by next year The Guardian 3/6/2015 News Early forecast of May 2016 PCC election battlegrounds Bernard Rix, Chief Executive of CoPaCC looks into his crystal ball to assess where the likely key battles will be fought in the May 2016 PCC elections. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/6/2015 Analysis Future of PCCs: Scenarios for change Jon Harvey discusses several possible models for development of Police and Crime Commissioners and makes suggestions for improving voter engagement in the run up to the May 2016 elections. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/6/2015 Analysis Mental health and policing: Making the Policing and Criminal Justice Bill work With the welcome inclusion in the Police and Criminal Justice Bill of measures to address issues in mental health and policing, Tessa Webb makes the case that police led reform will be piecemeal without the engagement of Department of Health, Ministry of Justice and the Department of Communities and Local Government. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/6/2015 Analysis New joint centre on Portland for police and fire services to be unveiled Dorset Echo 3/6/2015 News Kent crime commissioner Ann Barnes blames media intrusion for youth crime tsar scrapping She is planning to set up a youth forum in place of the youth crime tsar but faced questions from the panel about why it was needed when there were existing groups like the Kent Youth Parliament. Crime panel chairman Cllr Mike Hill warned there was a risk that a new forum on top of other groups risked unnecessary bureaucracy. Kent Online 2/6/2015 News «487848794880488148824883488448854886Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
