Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115354 total results. Showing results 99461 to 99480 «497049714972497349744975497649774978Next ›Last » Police focus on preventing crime Police are spending just a third of their time fighting crime as they focus more on preventing it. Alan Billings, Police and Crime Commissioner, says there needs to be honesty about the way policing is changing. He says it’s no longer just about ‘catching the bad guys’ as the police have as much a responsibility to stop crime happening in the first place. The Star (Yorkshire) 13/3/2018 News Stop and search harms fight against knife crime, Met officer says Head of black police group says resultant loss of trust within community is counterproductive The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Leaving Home: The impact of the British Transport Police-Police Scotland merger on officers and staff The BTP Leaving Home research project investigates the impact of the proposed integration of the BTP into Police Scotland on BTP officers and staff in Scotland, exploring issues of organisational identity, community, and attachment. Independent researcher Dr Kath Murray and Dr Colin Atkinson of the University of the West of Scotland explain their findings Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Analysis Pause for thought: ‘Organisations must wake up to the menopause’ Dr Louise Newson, also known as the Menopause Doctor, has worked with West Midlands Police to produce a booklet about the menopause. She tells Policing Insight why it is so important for organisations like the police to understand the impact of the menopause on their workforce. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Interview, Opinion Frontline online. Smarter blue light services Frontline online. Smarter blue light services finds that police, ambulance and fire services can respond more swiftly and accurately to emergency calls with access to better information on callers and situations. Reform Think Tank 13/3/2018 Report Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Chorus of approval: New IT collaboration will save thousands of police hours The Police ICT Company has announced its latest collaboration with Chorus Intelligence which they believe has the potential to save thousands of hours across UK policing. Northamptonshire Police has already successfully trialled the software and is now looking to extend its use. Tina Orr-Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 Analysis Technology must be embedded into frontline policing Sarah Timmis of think tank Reform discusses how digital can have a transformational impact for the emergency services PublicTechnology.net 13/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Police Governance Summit 2018 – Wednesday 6th to Thursday 7th June. BOOKING NOW OPEN BOOKING IS NOW OPEN for the first annual "Police Governance" summit, which will take place on Wednesday 6th to Thursday 7th June 2018. Organised with the support and guidance of leading police governance professionals, academics and stakeholders, this event explores key police governance challenges of the day. Interested in police governance? Then put the dates in your diary today - and book your place now! Policing Insight 13/3/2018 News Terror trauma pack scheme expanded Dozens of officers across the City of London will receive emergency medical training after four terror attacks struck the capital last year. Police Professional 13/3/2018 News Ethics panel to review MPS’s use of facial recognition over ‘policing by consent’ concerns The Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) use of facial recognition technology will be reviewed after a panel raised concerns about its impact on police legitimacy. Police Professional 13/3/2018 News National detective crisis ‘cannot be ignored’, says PFEW The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has launched a new campaign to highlight the “serious demand and capacity imbalance” that detective policing is currently facing. Police Professional 13/3/2018 News Commissioner of the Garda Síochána The Garda Síochána, Ireland’s national police and security service, is growing, reforming and changing. This is a unique opportunity to lead, manage and develop a service which is due to expand by up to 30% over the next few years. The role of Commissioner is extremely challenging, wide-ranging and high profile. It requires an exceptional candidate who is an inspirational leader, accomplished senior manager and a person of utmost integrity. You will possess the experience and stature to immediately gain respect and instil confidence across an organisation with over 16,000 people and a budget of €1.6 billion. Your personal impact, leadership and communication skills will drive positive change and reform across the service. Experience in a policing role is desirable but not essential. Location: Dublin. Please note the closing time/date for receipt of completed applications is 3.00pm on Thursday 12th April, 2018 Government of Ireland 13/3/2018 Jobs Government must evolve regulation to stem online hate crime, says Sadiq Khan Social media platforms must be held to account when they break the law, he said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News PCC could receive vote of ‘no confidence’ from officers Fed branch chairman initiates poll in the wake of 'misleading' budget plans. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Lib Dems claim to be ‘party of policing’ Former minister calls for more investment in service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Direct entry detective dismissed at private hearing Scheme has been hailed as way to tackle under-resourcing of investigation teams. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2018 News Shopowners forced to hire private police force to guard town centre because cops are under ‘so much pressure’ Cuts to police numbers in recent years have seen people forced to take security matters into their own hands The Sun 13/3/2018 News Met Police aims to create world’s largest police fleet of hydrogen vehicles The Metropolitan Police Service has taken delivery of the first of 11 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. The cars are equipped to work as both marked and unmarked vehicles for overt and covert response, as well as general purpose use. Fleet News 13/3/2018 News Charities demand answers after Police Scotland claims it’s ‘too costly’ to track youth alcohol problem The force refused to say how many youngsters had been stopped with alcohol or caught consuming it underage, claiming the information would be too expensive to produce. The Courier (Scotland) 13/3/2018 News «497049714972497349744975497649774978Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
