Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105089 total results. Showing results 98381 to 98400 «491649174918491949204921492249234924Next ›Last » Glasgow likely to house UK’s first ‘fix rooms’ for heroin injectors Glasgow looks likely to get so-called "fix rooms" to allow drug addicts to inject safely under supervision. Evening Times (Glasgow) 31/10/2016 News Police and Crime Commissioners, farmers and police come together to tackle rural crime A collaborative rural crime strategy is being launched as police aim to work more closely with farmers and landowners to clamp down on a problem that costs the county £1m a year. Eastern Daily Press 31/10/2016 News Armed police on Tubes will make the public feel ‘LESS secure’, warns former Met commander Mail Online 31/10/2016 News Emergence of Fed’s ‘commercial rival’ sees end of advice given to officers who don’t pay in Independent legal insurance fund started by officers associated with Pension Challenge group Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/10/2016 News More than 5,000 children have been STRIP searched by police in the past two years with many forces unable to say if the intrusive action led to charges More than 5,000 children have been strip-searched by police in the past two years, figures have revealed. Thirteen forces across England and Wales have carried out 113,000 searches between 2013 and 2015 on youngsters aged 17. Mail Online 30/10/2016 News Police force uses drone to keep football match in check A police force has used a drone to keep tabs on a football match for the first time as rival clubs met in a derby clash. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/10/2016 News Police ‘Sex Pests’? No, they are predators and offenders A number of stories have emerged in the press over recent weeks referring to police officers accused of sexual misconduct as 'sex pests'. Martin Holleran, former serving officer and now Senior Lecturer in Policing Studies at York SJ, takes issue with this terminology, and calls for a cultural transformation of the police service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/10/2016 Opinion Retired police revolt over request to investigate troops over abuse The Telegraph - Registration at source 30/10/2016 News Revealed: Only ONE police officer is on duty for every 10,000 residents at night Mail Online 30/10/2016 News Children put in care after Met’s extremist hunt Mark Rowley, head of national counterterrorism policing, highlighted the threat of home-grown Islamic extremism The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/10/2016 News Sharing Operational Research successes across the criminal justice sector The Operational Research Society is dedicated to applying advanced analytical methods to help make better decisions. Sue Merchant and Ian Seath, committee members of the OR Society’s Criminal Justice special interest group, describe some recent operational research projects in policing and criminal justice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/10/2016 Opinion Fire, police and ambulance now all under one roof in Rushden Officers from the three emergency services are all operating from the same premises for the first time in the county. Northamptonshire Telegraph 29/10/2016 News Chiefs warn British Transport Police force merger may expose Scotland to terrorist attack A planned takeover of British Transport Police risks exposing Scotland to a terrorist attack, the force has warned. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source 29/10/2016 News Commissioner’s new plan will focus on knife crime and community policing Gloucestershire's Police and Crime Commissioner Martin Surl will underline the importance of local policing in his next Police and Crime Plan. Stroud News & Journal 29/10/2016 News Police foil at least 10 terror plots in two years and are dealing with 550 ‘live’ investigations at any time Mail Online 29/10/2016 News GPS monitoring tags trial could help cut rising prison population MoJ has high hopes devices, which warn if the wearer nears or enters an off-limits location, could be used as alternative to detention The Guardian 29/10/2016 News Britain has foiled 10 terror attacks in two years, say police Security teams working at ‘relentless pace’ have secured 294 convictions in fight against terrorism, says senior officer The Guardian 29/10/2016 News Audit of Financial Statements Report and Management Letter The Auditor General for Wales intends to issue an unqualified audit report on the financial statements of the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales and the Chief for South Wales. South Wales OPCC 28/10/2016 Report Joint Annual Governance Statement 2015/2016 The governance arrangements within South Wales Police are designed to ensure appropriate accountability and to assist effective leadership. South Wales OPCC 28/10/2016 Report How To Get Things Done The Governance Operating Manual Operating guidance for the governance structures that will facilitate the delivery of priorities set out in the Police and Crime Reduction Plan. It outlines the overall governance structure from the Police and Crime Panel to the Bronze Boards, with a definition of the roles and responsibilities for each board. South Wales OPCC 28/10/2016 Report «491649174918491949204921492249234924Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
