Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102068 total results. Showing results 97901 to 97920 «489248934894489548964897489848994900Next ›Last » Extracts from the HMIC reports: Bedfordshire Police’s approach to tackling domestic abuse 2014/15. The first report being considered was published in March 2014, and as Bedfordshire Police was one of four forces identified by HMIC to be revisited, a revisit report was published in May 2015. Bedfordshire OPCC 12/6/2016 Report Review Of The Protocol Governing The Panel’s Relationship With The PCC Panel Members to review the protocol governing the relationship between the Panel and the PCC, including the Information Sharing Protocol and the Media Protocol, in the light of its operation. Bedfordshire OPCC 12/6/2016 Report Arrangements For Dealing With Complaints/Conduct Matters Relating To The PCC The Panel approved the current arrangements for dealing with complaints and conduct matters at its meetings on 23 April 2014 and 15 April 2015. Bedfordshire OPCC 12/6/2016 Report Policing and Crime Bill Factsheet: Mental Health Measures These changes (see paragraphs 6 and 7) form part of a number of measures designed to improve the experience for people in mental health crises, such as the Mental Health Crisis Care Concordats for England2 and Wales3. Wiltshire OPCC 11/6/2016 Report Policing and Crime Bill Factsheet: Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary Wiltshire OPCC 11/6/2016 Report Review Of Bedfordshire Police And Crime Panel Arrangements And Procedures. To enable Members to review the Panel Arrangements and Procedure Rules and consider the need for any amendments. Bedfordshire OPCC 11/6/2016 Report Birthday Honours lists 2016 gov.uk 11/6/2016 Report Top QC quits cases in row over ‘police bribery’ The Times - Subscription at source 11/6/2016 News Leaving the EU puts our security at risk We need to maintain close intelligence ties with our European partners if we are to face down growing global threats The Times - Subscription at source 11/6/2016 Feature, Opinion Let’s become a nation of have-a-go heroes The Met police chief is right to tell us to get stuck in. By overcoming our reticence we’d make Britain a safer place The Times - Subscription at source 11/6/2016 Feature, Opinion US whistleblower Snowden reveals GCHQ spy programme with secret link to Scottish police Secret reports leaked by US whistleblower Edward Snowden have revealed how UK mass surveillance of phone and internet activity was accessed by Scottish police forces. The Herald (Scotland) 11/6/2016 News Questions raised over accuracy of speed cameras after driver doing 29mph was clocked reaching 85mph The Telegraph 11/6/2016 News Queen’s Birthday Honours: The policing winners Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2016 News Towel row drops Met chief in hot water The Times - Subscription at source 10/6/2016 News Met boosts sex offences unit after sharp rise in number of reported rapes in London An extra 196 officers have been drafted in by Met chiefs to tackle sex offences after a rise in the number of rapes being reported in the capital. The Standard 10/6/2016 News Recommended deputy mayor for policing and crime submits worst CV ever seen Police and Crime Committee said it 'did not object to the appointment' despite some criticism Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2016 News Justice Minister recalls threat father faced in speech to officers | Addressing the Police Federation for Northern Ireland's conference, Claire Sugden paid tribute to 'unfaltering courage'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2016 News Stakeknife: Actions of IRA members, agents, Army and police to be examined An investigation into the alleged activities of the Army's most high-ranking agent in the IRA will also examine possible crimes by IRA members, agents, Army and police handlers. BBC 10/6/2016 News PSNI ‘blind’ to undercover Metropolitan Police officers operating in NI Undercover officers from the London Metropolitan Police operated in NI in the 1990s without the knowledge of local police, the PSNI has confirmed. BBC 10/6/2016 News Policing now? The role of graduate programmes in transforming public services The police service is the latest sector to launch an innovative initiative to tempt the best and brightest graduates into its ranks. But what can graduate fast-trackers bring to public services? Caoimhe Udom analyses the outcome of a recent panel discussion held by the Institute for Government. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/6/2016 Opinion «489248934894489548964897489848994900Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
