Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102074 total results. Showing results 97861 to 97880 «489048914892489348944895489648974898Next ›Last » Estates Strategy Update – Report to Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel To provide a report to the Police and Crime Panel on delivery of the key aspirations, progress on implementation of the recommendations contained in the Panel’s review of Estates 2013, and to update on the recommendations of the HMIC/HMIP inspection of custody. Bedfordshire OPCC 14/6/2016 Report Themed Item – Community Safety Partnerships CSP’s are encouraged to take an actions orientated rather than a meetings orientated approach and also to focus on reduced bureaucracy, value for money and improved delivery of services. Thames Valley OPCC 14/6/2016 Report Neighbourhood Policing Review Update – Report to Police and Crime Panel The purpose of this paper is to provide the Police and Crime Panel with a progress report of the Neighbourhood Policing Review and a summary of implementation activity that has been undertaken. Thames Valley OPCC 14/6/2016 Report General Issues Report to the Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel Report highlighting general issues with links to original documents. Thames Valley OPCC 14/6/2016 Report E-learning and the police: A discussion from the sharp end What's the point of NCALT e-learning in the police service, and why is it so disliked? Rich Honess and Dan Reynolds write up a debate held last week on @wecops. Dan is a front line ‘thinking cop' who holds a seat on the College of Policing Membership committee, offering advice to the College board. He is passionate about evidence based policing and a member of the SEBP. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/6/2016 Analysis Child abuse interviews rethink urged by children’s commissioner BBC 14/6/2016 News PCC announces preferred candidate for Chief Constable Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, David Munro, has today announced that Nick Ephgrave is his preferred candidate for the role of Chief Constable of Surrey Police. Surrey OPCC 14/6/2016 News South Yorkshire Police spend £2.1m on chief’s Hillsborough costs BBC 14/6/2016 News Every garda sent an email telling them how to be a whistleblower The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 14/6/2016 News Theresa May: Police to review security of major events after Orlando massacre Theresa May told MPs that police forces would be reviewing plans for major events as she spoke after a minute's silence was held in the Commons. The Standard 13/6/2016 News Review announced to address overly lenient sentences A major review of sentencing issues in Northern Ireland will be conducted to improve public perception and confidence, Justice Minister Claire Sugden has announced. Police Professional 13/6/2016 News Police could be disciplined years after leaving force under ‘Hillsborough law’ Police officers could face the prospect of disciplinary proceedings many years after they have left the force, under new proposals being put forward by the Government. BT.com 13/6/2016 News Midwives call for crackdown on female genital mutilation as figures show 3.4 cases committed every day Midwives have called for more action to address female genital mutilation (FGM) after more than 1,200 cases were recorded in England in just three months. Police Professional 13/6/2016 News State-of-the-art station for police and fire service officially opened The chair of the North Wales Fire and Rescue Authority has officially opened the Tywyn Fire and Police Station this month. Cambrian News 13/6/2016 News Norfolk crime survey results: Your thoughts on policing in the county People in Norfolk are concerned the budget for policing in the county has been cut too much – although not about the loss of Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs), an online survey for this newspaper reveals. Eastern Daily Press 13/6/2016 News Force led consortium playing a big ‘part’ West Yorkshire Police is set to see savings of £79,000 every four years, after negotiating a new deal on the replacement of Peugeot vehicle parts. West Yorkshire Police 13/6/2016 News Annual Review of Police and Crime Panel Rules of Procedure There has been no change to the Home Office Grant allocation for the Panel which is £64,340. Thames Valley OPCC 13/6/2016 Report Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel Work Programme 2016 Thames Valley OPCC 13/6/2016 Report Kent OPCC: Chief Finance Officer Salary: circa £73k. Closing date: Friday 24th June Kent OPCC 13/6/2016 Jobs Met to train riot police as back-up gun squad in case of terror attack The Standard 13/6/2016 News «489048914892489348944895489648974898Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
