Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 98461 to 98480 «492049214922492349244925492649274928Next ›Last » New police training school for Cambridge announced Anglia Ruskin University has announced it will open a Policing Institute for the Eastern Region (PIER), to work in partnership with police forces and other agencies across the east of England. Cambridgeshire Live 18/7/2016 News David Stokes death: IPCC finds no police misconduct issues There were no misconduct issues for officers who arrested and detained a man who swallowed cocaine and then died, the police watchdog said. BBC 18/7/2016 News New stop and search powers would have little benefit, Law Society says The Law Society of Scotland has questioned the benefit of giving police new powers to stop and search children and young people today, Monday 18 July. The Law Society of Scotland 18/7/2016 News Police and Crime Committee Work Programme The Committee will usually meet twice a month. One of the monthly meetings is usually to hold a question and answer (Q&A) session with the Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 18/7/2016 Report Serious Youth Violence Background Report to Mopac Committee This will be the Committee’s first thematic meeting during the Assembly’s 2016-20 term. The meeting will be used to consider the impact that serious youth violence has on the capital, and what the new Mayor, can do to help tackle and prevent it. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 18/7/2016 Report #DontStreamAndDrive: Reaching over 20 million people As the "Pokémon Go" craze takes hold, Cheshire Police Sergeant Neil Dewson-Smyth examines how the #DontStreamAndDrive social media campaign has sought to change driver behaviours for the better. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/7/2016 Analysis Chief Executives’s Report to Gloucestershire Police and Crime Panel This report is intended to assist the Panel in reviewing and scrutinising decisions made and actions taken by the Commissioner, in accordance with its statutory responsibilities. Gloucestershire OPCC 18/7/2016 Report Gloucestershire’s Draft Police and Crime Plan 2017 to 2021 My Police and Crime Plan for 2017/21 will augment the successes achieved during my previous term of office. My priorities will remain the same but will include new areas for development based upon my recent election manifesto and my commitment to succeed. Gloucestershire OPCC 18/7/2016 Report Tasers have no place in mental health care An amendment to the policing and crime bill tabled by former health minister Norman Lamb in support of Black Mental Health UK’s campaign for an outright ban on Tasers against patients in psychiatric hospitals has broken the silence on a hidden human rights abuse. Opinion by Matilda MacAttram, director of Black Mental Health UK The Guardian 18/7/2016 Feature, Opinion Cumbria Police And Crime Panel – Police And Crime Commissioner Protocol This paper deals with the protocol that has been developed between the Police and Crime Panel and the PCC. It sets out an expectation of how the two parties should work together and outlines how the relationship between the two parties should be governed. Cumbria OPCC 18/7/2016 Report Cumbria Police And Crime Panel – Budget This paper outlines the budgetary arrangements set up around the Police and Crime Panel, and summarises the latest financial position in the form of the recent grant return submitted to the Home Office. Cumbria OPCC 18/7/2016 Report Cutting crime in the 21st century: Informed proactivity in the midst of social and organisational change Paper 1 in the Police Foundation's "Police Effectiveness in a Changing World" project The Police Foundation 18/7/2016 Report Constitutionally, what are Brexit’s implications for policing and security? David Northfield, of leading law firm Fieldfisher, takes a first look at the Brexit vote's constitutional implications for policing and security Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/7/2016 Analysis 3D aerospace technology ‘helping to convict killers’ "Cutting edge" 3D scanning technology more commonly used in the aerospace and motor industries is helping to convict killers, police have said. BBC 18/7/2016 News Gun crime rises in cities on high alert for terror arms trafficking Gun crime has risen sharply in three hotspot areas where police are most concerned that illegal firearms could pass into the hands of terrorists. The Times - Subscription at source 18/7/2016 News Vacancy: APCC Communications Manager Salary: Up to £41,000. Location: Central London. Closes 31 July 2016 Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 18/7/2016 Jobs What does Theresa May’s record as home secretary tell us? The Guardian 18/7/2016 Analysis, Feature Met police officers could face sack after black firefighter was Tasered Three officers face disciplinary panel over allegations of racially motivated gross misconduct connected to 2011 incident The Guardian 18/7/2016 News Police to show football-style yellow and red cards to city’s beggars Warning system introduced to clamp down on antisocial behaviour Liverpool Echo 17/7/2016 News Police harassment, blackmail and deportation: What life is like for sex workers As the UK looks poised to decriminalise sex work, Siobhan Fenton meets the English Collective Prostitutes to discuss what life is like for sex workers under the current prostitution laws The Independent 17/7/2016 News «492049214922492349244925492649274928Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
