Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99536 total results. Showing results 99501 to 99520 «497249734974497549764977Next › Authorised Professional Practice: Operations Command and control structures, interoperability, planning and review. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: National Decision Model The model and recording and reviewing decision making. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Mobilisation Principles, landscape, planning, preparing and responding. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Engagement and communication Community engagement, communication platforms and case studies. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Cyber crime College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Critical incident management Managing critical incidents and restoring public confidence. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Civil contingencies Emergency procedures, casualty bureau and disaster victim identification. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Armed Policing Legislation, weapons and equipment, command and deployment. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Partnership in policing Steve White, Chair of the Police Federation of England & Wales, explains the importance of partnership in policing with a backdrop of austerity and cuts to policing resources. Policing Insight - Registration at source 30/4/2015 Opinion Rise in reports of sexual offences in West Yorkshire but overall crime down A member of the West Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel, says “It would be interesting to know how many of these reported sexual offences crimes were historical.” The Argus 24/4/2015 News Digital policing for a digital age U.K police forces are today being challenged by a pace of change unprecedented since Sir Robert Peel first established the Metropolitan Police Service in London in 1829. Muz Janoowalla discusses the transformational changes in technology for policing in the future. Policing Insight - Registration at source 23/4/2015 Analysis Cybercrime tipping point Security and policing expert Nick Newman examines the case for transforming the approach to policing cybercrime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/4/2015 Analysis Association of Police and Crime Commissioners Profile A brief profile of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners Policing Insight 22/4/2015 Resources Why PCCs were Created An explanation of why and when PCC's came about plus an explanation of the legislation underpinning their creation Policing Insight 22/4/2015 Resources The Role of PCCs and PCPs An outline of the role of Police and Crime Commissioners and Police Crime Panels including the relationship with the chief constable Policing Insight 22/4/2015 Resources Inspectors checking performance of Cumbria Police In last year’s report, inspectors said: “Cumbria Constabulary is good at reducing crime and preventing offending. The force is good at investigating offending. It is good at tackling anti social behaviour.” News & Star 20/4/2015 News Fire brigade help make fresh start for brave Bexley families The project where fire fighters use their skills to increase self esteem and secure belief in families was funded by the Mayor’s Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) and Bexley Women’s Aid. Policing Insight 2/4/2015 News CoPaCC Policing Report – March 2015 Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/4/2015 Report CoPaCC Policing Report APPENDIX – March 2015 Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/4/2015 Report Home Secretary Holds Fire On Water Cannon Decision Boris Johnson gave the Met the go ahead to buy three second-hand water cannon at a cost of £218,000. Labour London Assembly crime spokesperson Joanne McCartney called the purchase ‘ill-judged’ and urged the Mayor to sell them. The Londonist 12/3/2015 News «497249734974497549764977Next › Upcoming events View all events
