Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 99181 to 99200 «495649574958495949604961496249634964Next ›Last » Police force investigates 183 child sex abuse cases The Telegraph 6/6/2016 News Draft Annual Report 2015/16 – Appendix B This document provides a brief summary and overview of my work so far and outlines some of the anticipated challenges facing policing and PCCs in the future. Dorset OPCC 5/6/2016 Report Draft Annual Report 2015/16 – Appendix A The Annual Report is an important summary document of the PCC’s activity over the course of the previous financial year. The report is essentially divided into two sections; Part A demonstrates progress and performance against Police and Crime Plan (the Plan) priorities. Part B focuses on the statutory functions of the role and how they have been discharged. Dorset OPCC 5/6/2016 Report New York’s top cop embraces smartphone revolution The smartphone revolution has been painful for police departments across the US. Public videos of officers in action have fuelled controversy and raised concerns about whether police can do their jobs when the whole world might be watching. Financial Times 5/6/2016 News South Yorkshire Police handling 183 child sex abuse cases BBC 5/6/2016 News Almost 900 reports of child sex abuse to South Yorkshire Police last year Almost 900 reports of child sexual exploitation have been made to South Yorkshire Police in the last year alone, according to a new report. The study by South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Dr Alan Billings states that 894 reports of child sexual exploitation were made between April 2015 and March 2016 – an average of 75 per month. The Star (Yorkshire) 5/6/2016 News Police to hand out free sweets and ice creams as ‘good citizen’ reward for council estate children…. Police to hand out free sweets and ice creams as 'good citizen' reward for council estate children they see wearing bike helmets and holding their parent's hand to cross the road Mail Online 5/6/2016 News Police Scotland finance chief leaves force after £85m budget black hole row Janet Murray’s departure last week follows a shake-up of financial scrutiny functions at the single force and the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) oversight body. The Herald (Scotland) 5/6/2016 News Brexit would be a ‘gamble’ that leaves Britain at greater risk of terror attacks warn SEVEN former police chiefs Mail Online 5/6/2016 News Associate Lecturer in Policing and Criminal Investigation The School of Forensic and Applied Sciences is seeking to fill a number of vacancies at Associate Lecturer (G) grade. The vacancies are a mixture of part-time and full-time working hours, on a fixed term basis. Job reference REQ002156 / Location:Preston Campus / Salary Grade: G (£31,656 to £33,574 pro rata) / Application closing date 28/06/2016 University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) 5/6/2016 Jobs Fear of Isis infiltrators as police cuts leave coast open The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 5/6/2016 News Lecturer in Policing and Criminal Investigation The School of Forensic and Applied Sciences is seeking to fill a number of vacancies at Lecturer (H) grade. The vacancies are a mixture of part-time and full-time working hours, on a fixed term and permanent basis. Job reference REQ002157 / Location: Preston Campus / Salary Grade: H (£34,576 to £40,082 pro rata) / Application closing date 28/06/2016 University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) 5/6/2016 Jobs Police refuse to reveal the new identities of sex offenders who change their names because it could ‘put them at risk’ Mail Online 4/6/2016 News PCC ditches deputy position to name 24-year-old as new assistant David Jamieson has appointed Ashley Bertie - his former office researcher - to the key role. Birmingham Live 4/6/2016 News PCC objected to gay sauna license because it’s ‘too close to a mosque’ Pink News 4/6/2016 News Fire service can now MOT your car Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service 4/6/2016 News Special Constable volunteer says his work for Surrey Police is hugely rewarding Eagle Radio 3/6/2016 News Follow the leader: Sergeants, leadership and new directions for research In the wake of a recent @wecops discussion on the role of sergeants, Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University examines the nature of leadership at sergeant level in the changing social landscape of policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/6/2016 Opinion PCC unveils top team West Midlands OPCC 3/6/2016 News Recruitment of Gwent Deputy PCC Salary £52,500, closing date 17th June Gwent OPCC 3/6/2016 Jobs «495649574958495949604961496249634964Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
