Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102068 total results. Showing results 97921 to 97940 «489348944895489648974898489949004901Next ›Last » Woman police chief tried to punish a chief inspector for his ‘macho culture’ Mail Online 10/6/2016 News Britain aims to close EU information gap in wake of terror attacks Home secretary Theresa May expected to back EU-wide plan to extend intelligence sharing and streamline databases The Guardian 10/6/2016 News Middle-ranking gardaí say they won’t implement the commissioner’s new plan The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2016 News Football hate crime rise by almost 50% in last year BBC 10/6/2016 News Force faces legal action over ‘unlawful’ match day charging A force is being sued for more than £200,000 over claims it illegally charged for policing football matches between 2008 and 2013. Police Professional 9/6/2016 News Record police presence for Euro 2016 as France still fears ‘soft target’ attacks from terrorists An unprecedented security shield of nearly 100,000 police, military and private law enforcement agencies are in place as the biggest football tournament in Europe's history poses the "greatest terrorist threat to global sport”. Police Professional 9/6/2016 News Police Scotland is praised for revealing overseas work The chair of a powerful committee of MPs has commended Police Scotland for releasing details of money earned from overseas work in countries including those with poor human rights records. The Scotsman 9/6/2016 News Superintendent to Chief Superintendent Vacancies Northumbria Police are promoting to the rank of Chief Superintendent and applications are invited from suitably experienced Superintendents and substantive Chief Superintendents for this exciting, but demanding position. Closing date for applications: 22 June 2016 / Interview dates: Week commencing 27 June 2016. Northumbria Police 9/6/2016 Jobs Police Scotland cannot reclaim £76m VAT bill from last three years Scotland's single police force has paid £76.5m in VAT since it was formed three years ago and remains the only UK force unable to reclaim the tax. BBC 9/6/2016 News Chief Superintendent – Central Area Command (based in Newcastle) – Vacancy Northumbria Police currently has a number of opportunities at Chief Superintendent level and the Central Area Commander role is one of these. There will be an opportunity to attend a briefing with the Chief Constable ahead of interview. In order to coordinate this, you are invited to contact us via [email protected] in order to register your interest. Our Resourcing Team will make every effort to accommodate briefings at a suitable time. Closing date for applications: 22 June 2016 / Briefing sessions and interviews: Week commencing 27 June 2016 Northumbria Police 9/6/2016 Jobs ‘Make cannabis legal for medicinal purposes,’ says Durham’s Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Hogg said the war on drugs has failed and the UK's drug policy is 'unsustainable' as he called on colleagues to back his views Chronicle Live (North East) 9/6/2016 News Knife crime: Almost half of repeat offenders spared jail BBC 9/6/2016 Analysis, Feature Vacancy: Bedfordshire OPCC – Head of Public Information Closing date: 19th June 2016 Bedfordshire OPCC 9/6/2016 Jobs Vacancy: Bedfordshire OPCC – Head of Victim Support and Community Safety Grants Closing date: 19th June 2016 Bedfordshire OPCC 9/6/2016 Jobs Vacancy: Bedfordshire OPCC – Head of Financial Security Closing date: 19th June 2016 Bedfordshire OPCC 9/6/2016 Jobs Vacancy: Bedfordshire OPCC – Chief of Staff Closing date: 21st June 2016 Bedfordshire OPCC 9/6/2016 Jobs An Garda Síochána Publishes Five Year Modernisation and Renewal Programme An Garda Síochána 9/6/2016 News Met chief urges Londoners to ‘have a go’ if they see a crime in progress Britain's top police officer today told Londoners to “get stuck in” if they see a crime being committed in a dramatic appeal for more members of the public to become have-a-go-heroes. The Standard 9/6/2016 News Police defend colleagues who detained disabled girl The Sussex Police Federation said it was "disappointed" in the way their officers have been criticised in dealing with the child, who is known only as Child H. STV News 9/6/2016 News Loughinisland: Ombudsman confirms collusion between police and loyalist killers There was collusion between some police officers and loyalist gunmen who killed six Catholics 22 years ago, a report by NI's Police Ombudsman has said. BBC 9/6/2016 News «489348944895489648974898489949004901Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
