Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 98101 to 98120 «490249034904490549064907490849094910Next ›Last » West Yorkshire Police and Crime Plan 2016-21 Needs Assessment This needs assessment was finalised in October 2016 and captures information from a specific Police and Crime Plan consultation period which ran from May to September 2016. West Yorkshire OPCC 16/11/2016 Report CoPaCC survey reveals OPCCs intending to take on fire governance CoPaCC surveyed 40 OPCCs and discovered that support for taking on fire governance is limited at this stage with boundary alignment, existing governance arrangements and political opposition proving a considerable challenge Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/11/2016 News Forces failing to recognise ‘witchcraft’ child abuse Figures are not illustrating the true scale of the problem, says charity. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/11/2016 News Deputy Chief Constable – Vacancy I am looking for a Deputy Chief Constable who can display their commitment to the Code of Ethics and our Force Values to join our Chief Officer Team in delivering transformational change. You will work as part of the Chief Officer Team to deliver on the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Plan to ensure our communities are safer and feel safer. Current challenges have led us to embark on an ambitious change programme to create a leaner, more efficient Force that has the community, and customer service at its heart. You will play a key role in this cultural and operational change, helping West Yorkshire Police achieve this vision. If you are a Deputy Chief Constable or an Assistant Chief Constable who has successfully completed the Strategic Command Course and have a leadership style and personal ownership that engages you and the public with integrity, fairness and respect and feel you have something to offer, I would really like to hear from you.- Chief Constable Dee Collins QPM. Salary £140,991 per annum / Closing date: 4th December 2016 West Yorkshire Police 16/11/2016 Jobs Humberside Police told not to ‘mark its own homework’ after 0 complaints upheld More than 500 people complained about the force in the last year, and 106 of those were unhappy with how their complaint was dealt with so appealed against the force's decision - 18 per cent more than the previous year. Hull Live 16/11/2016 News Ban use of police cells for people in mental health crisis, MPs told Peers to move amendment to policing and crime bill in attempt to safeguard wellbeing of vulnerable people The Guardian 16/11/2016 News Complaints against police fall in North Yorkshire but rise in Humberside Complaints against North Yorkshire Police fell last year by far more than the national average. The Press (York) 16/11/2016 News Complaints against Merseyside Police fall by 26% compared to last year The number of complaint cases fell from 617 to 458 between 2014/15 and 2015/16, according to figures released by The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) on Tuesday. Liverpool Echo 16/11/2016 News Policing minister promises to help campaign for police animal rights change The campaign for 'Finn's Law' was debated by parliament with the policing minister pledging his support to do more "in law" to change protections. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/11/2016 News Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic disproportionality in the Criminal Justice System in England and Wales This report examines ethnic group representation in the Criminal Justice System from charging through proven reoffending Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 16/11/2016 Report Lammy review: Emerging findings published Black and minority ethnic defendants are more likely to go to prison for certain types of crimes, a landmark review has found. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 16/11/2016 News A troubling new president for Interpol Interpol, the international law enforcement agency, has had a history of allowing its international database of fugitives to be used by authoritarian governments to persecute dissidents and critics. It is therefore deeply troubling that a senior Chinese security official will become the organization’s next president. The New York Times 16/11/2016 Feature, Opinion Ethnic minorities more likely to be jailed for some crimes, report finds Study headed by Labour MP David Lammy reveals racial disparities at arrest, charging, prosecution and imprisonment The Guardian 16/11/2016 News Rotherham ex-police commissioner accused of perjury Shaun Wright, the former South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner, is said to have deliberately given misleading evidence under oath The Times - Subscription at source 16/11/2016 News Hertfordshire police in satellite tagging test Hertfordshire police are testing a new system of compulsory GPS tags for prisoners released early. Welwyn Hatfield Times 15/11/2016 News Inquiry-led MPs to ‘tell RSPCA to drop most of its court cases’ Routine prosecutions of animal owners on cruelty grounds by the RSPCA should only be taken in “exceptional” circumstances, MPs are reportedly urging. Police Professional 15/11/2016 News ‘Unlawful’ Taser ruling challenged by Merseyside Police A police force has challenged a landmark court decision that ruled it was unlawful to Taser a man. BBC 15/11/2016 News Maximising opportunities for innovative collaboration Minister of State for Policing and the Fire Service Brandon Lewis says the government is committed to enabling fire and police services to work more closely together and develop the role of elected and accountable PCCs Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2016 Opinion Mixed support and practical challenges point to disjointed future for police and fire mergers Former Chief Constable Nick Gargan reviews the contributions to the CoPaCC Police and Fire Mergers and Collaboration Report and gives his view on the outlook for the future Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2016 Analysis Forging a new relationship: A look at police and fire collaboration plans Catherine Levin looks at the results of CoPaCC's survey of police and fire collaboration among the 40 PCCs in England and Wales and shares an early insight into the evolution of this area Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2016 Analysis «490249034904490549064907490849094910Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
