Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104928 total results. Showing results 98661 to 98680 «493049314932493349344935493649374938Next ›Last » Officers ‘asked lawyers to remove corruption claim’ The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2016 News Scotland Yard considers probe into IPCC police misconduct allegations BBC 8/10/2016 News Working with the Police on Policing: An innovative international conference on police-academic partnerships Academics and police are working increasingly closely - but what are the practicalities of such partnerships? How do they evolve over time? Layla Skinns explores some of the issues ahead of next week's international conference at the University of Sheffield, Working with the Police on Policing. Policing Insight 7/10/2016 Opinion Police threaten legal action over lack of mental health beds BBC 7/10/2016 News New assessments for constables introduced College of Policing is rolling out professional development programme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/10/2016 News Construction begins on £23m Police and Fire Communications Centre Situated at the West Mercia Police Headquarters at Hindlip Hall, Worcester, the state-of-the-art Police and Fire Operations Communications Centre (OCC) will provide more effective responses to incidents for Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin. Worcester Observer 7/10/2016 News Forcing me to resign was ‘unlawful’, says ex-South Yorkshire Police chief The Yorkshire Post 7/10/2016 News Digitising policing: The technical and cultural challenges of digital policing in the 21st century UKAuthority.com 7/10/2016 Report Advancing diversity in law enforcement justice.gov (US Dept of Justice) 7/10/2016 Report Policing needs more common IT UKAuthority.com 7/10/2016 Analysis, Feature Met faces corruption scandal over link to private detectives The Times - Subscription at source 7/10/2016 News Labour reshuffle: Diane Abbott made shadow home secretary BBC 7/10/2016 News Join the debate and explore a new model for the emergency services Policing Insight readers can benefit from a 20% discount off their booking to attend the Congress on Reimagining the Emergency Services event Policing Insight 6/10/2016 News Budget cuts could lead to recruitment freeze, claims PFNI Recruitment could be frozen should further “savage” cuts to the policing budget be given the go-ahead, the Police Federation of Northern Ireland (PFNI) has warned. Police Professional 6/10/2016 News Deputy Assistant Commissioner roles The Met is experiencing the most significant period of change it has ever experienced, which makes it an exciting time and a great opportunity to be a Deputy Assistant Commissioner in the Met. The role of Deputy Assistant Commissioner is a highly accountable and challenging one. Deputy Assistant Commissioners are expected to lead and drive the strategic direction and development of their portfolio of responsibilities to deliver policing which is aligned to the Met’s priorities. Salary: Salary on appointment £144,767 plus allowances / Location: London / Closing date: 24 October 2016 Metropolitan Police Service 6/10/2016 Jobs Julia Mulligan says North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service could be jointly led North Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, Julia Mulligan, says she could oversee and direct Chief Constable Dave Jones and Chief Fire Officer Nigel Hutchinson, through what she called "one overarching strategy delivered and monitored through one governance mechanism The Press (York) 6/10/2016 News 4G emergency services plan ‘dangerous’ A new high-speed mobile phone network covers even less of Scotland than originally thought, leading to fresh concerns over potentially dangerous communications gaps in a new emergency services system. The Times - Subscription at source 6/10/2016 News Met begins recruiting direct entry detectives Force allowing specials to become full time investigators because it needs more personnel to look at hate crime and domestic violence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/10/2016 News Revealed: How it can take 250 DAYS to investigate West Midlands Police misconduct claims The timescale has been questioned by PCC David Jamieson, who said it has spiked since 2012 - when it took around 50 days to complete an investigation. Bosses say this is down to a number of factors including the increased culture of scrutiny of police actions in light of Hillsborough. Express & Star 6/10/2016 News Police take to sky using DRONES to catch crooks and stop anti-social behaviour The drones can travel at up to 40mph and, most importantly for the officers, the devices can capture high quality images from a distance Mirror 6/10/2016 News «493049314932493349344935493649374938Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
