Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102048 total results. Showing results 98181 to 98200 «490649074908490949104911491249134914Next ›Last » Texts from police asking offenders to hand themselves in are ‘surprisingly effective’ Sussex Police’s text messages asking offenders on the run to hand themselves in are ‘surprisingly effective’, it has been revealed. The News (Portsmouth) 24/5/2016 News ‘Grim reading’ for motorists as roads policing numbers have fallen 27 per cent The number of full-time roads policing officers has fallen by nearly 1,500 since 2010 as organisational changes and reliance on technology have accelerated the impact of budget cuts, new data suggests. Police Professional 24/5/2016 News Bavaria launches drive to recruit immigrants to the police force Authorities in Bavaria have launched a new recruitment campaign to encourage more immigrants to serve as police officers. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/5/2016 News Police hit on ‘surprisingly effective’ method to get offenders to hand themselves in The Telegraph - Registration at source 24/5/2016 News Weekly “Media Monitor” summary… Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/5/2016 News CFOA responds to Government’s fire reform announcement Chief Fire Officers' Association (CFOA) 24/5/2016 Report Baroness Newlove says victims must be given a stronger voice ITV News 24/5/2016 News New Deputy Mayor for policing in London appointed Police Professional 24/5/2016 News Sadiq Khan puts women to the fore in latest appointments to mayoral team Sophie Linden, presently deputy mayor of Hackney Council, is to be Deputy mayor for policing and crime The Guardian 24/5/2016 News Theresa May reveals ‘radical reform’ of fire services in England BBC 24/5/2016 News Director of Corporate Services, Strategy and Change – Vacancy The Scottish Police Authority are now seeking to appoint a Director of Corporate Services, Strategy & Change, reporting to the Chief Constable. The successful candidate will support the Chief Constable, leading a significant change agenda: they will be responsible for ensuring the corporate resources of Police Scotland deliver maximum efficiency in support of the organisational vision and strategic priorities. S/he will lead the strategic planning and change management function, delivering a sustainable operating model, which balances demand and risk in order to effectively deploy resource. Applications should not arrive later than noon on 10 June 2016. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 24/5/2016 Jobs Home Secretary speech on fire reform Home Office 24/5/2016 Report Home Secretary sets out radical fire and rescue reform programme Home Office 24/5/2016 News Suffolk bucks national trends and employs more road police Suffolk Police are bucking the national trend of decline and has employed more dedicated roads officers in the last five years, the RAC has found. Haverhill Echo 24/5/2016 News Counter terror police probe ‘robocall’ threats to bomb 85 UK and US schools in 24 hours Counter terror police are probing bomb threats made to more than 85 schools in the UK and dozens more in the US. Officers are looking into anonymous calls that threatened pupils with beheadings and shootings in UK and a similar pattern of "robocalls" in America Mirror 24/5/2016 News Anti-radicalisation chief says ministers’ plans risk creating ‘thought police’ Simon Cole, police lead for Prevent programme, says proposals targeting extremists may not be enforceable. The Guardian 24/5/2016 News Staffordshire’s deputy police and crime commissioner re-appointed Sue Arnold has been re-appointed as Staffordshire's Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner. Staffordshire Newsletter 24/5/2016 News More police willing to be armed, survey finds More than three-quarters of police said they would be willing to carry firearms – but do not want to be routinely armed, a survey found. The News (Portsmouth) 24/5/2016 News House of Commons Transport Committee Road traffic law enforcement report House of Commons Transport Select Committee 24/5/2016 Report Drivers left tempted to break law due to dip in number of traffic police officers, RAC fears Motorists are being lured into breaking the law more frequently as police forces rely increasingly on speed cameras rather than specialist police officers, the RAC has claimed. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/5/2016 News «490649074908490949104911491249134914Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
