Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104882 total results. Showing results 99681 to 99700 «498149824983498449854986498749884989Next ›Last » New Deputy Chief Constable for Crime and Operational Support announced Johnny Gwynne has been appointed by the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) as Police Scotland’s Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) for Crime and Operational Support. The Edinburgh Reporter 9/8/2016 News Clearer regulations and more transparency on chief police pay packages needed t is in the interests of the taxpaying public and chief officers navigating the system that the rules are clear, consistent and fair with checks and balances by locally accountable Police and Crime Commissioners National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 9/8/2016 News West Yorkshire police chief Mark Gilmore to retire after bribery probe dropped West Yorkshire’s chief constable has announced his retirement – more than two years after he was suspended from his job on bribery allegations. Huddersfield Daily Examiner 9/8/2016 News Director of UK child sex offences unit becomes a new Police Scotland deputy chief constable JOHNNY Gwynne, the director of the National Crime Agency's Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command has been appointed Police Scotland's deputy chief constable for crime and operational support. The Herald (Scotland) 9/8/2016 News Met police’s futile VIP paedophile investigation cost £2.5m Operation Midland, one of the most high-profile and controversial inquiries of recent times, closed in March without any arrests being made The Guardian 9/8/2016 News Met Police still running Windows XP on 27,000 computers The Metropolitan Police may be armed with tasers and extendable batons, but they are backed up by Windows XP in a lot of cases, which is a really bad thing. The Inquirer 9/8/2016 News Police Scotland’s £21 million budget black hole ‘threatens jobs’ Police Scotland may be forced to shed officers and civilian staff to balance the books, it has been warned after it emerged there is a £21 million black hole in the force’s budget this year. The Telegraph 9/8/2016 News Q and A Session with the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime and the MPS During the course of the discussion the Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime undertook to: Provide the number of hate crimes in London reported to the British Transport Police and City of London Police since the European Union (EU) referendum; and Notify the Committee of the outcome of MOPAC’s meetings regarding the closure of HMP Holloway. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 9/8/2016 Report MOPAC report to Police and Crime Committee In addition to the range of regular meetings and briefings with key stakeholders including senior MPS officers, below are the main activities I have been involved in and/or where MOPAC has been represented. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 9/8/2016 Report Police and Crime Committee Work Programme This report sets out a proposed work programme for the Police and Crime Committee. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 9/8/2016 Report Labour announce West Midlands Mayor candidate A former Erdington MP has taken a giant step closer to becoming the first ever directly elected Mayor of the West Midlands region Tyburn Mail 9/8/2016 News Sickness levels among Cambridgeshire’s 1,300 police officers is on the increase says chief constable Alec Wood In a report to the business coordination board of police and crime commissioner Jason Ablewhite he says eight days were lost per officer in the past 12 months through sickness. Ely Standard 9/8/2016 News Woman dies during police pursuit of suspect car after drone flew near prison A woman in her 20s has died in a car crash during a police pursuit by officers investigating a drone that was being flown near a prison. The Guardian 9/8/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/8/2016 News Police officers suffer mental health problems because of budget cuts In the past five years officers have seen significant changes to the way they work while their numbers have fallen due to budget cuts. "This has added to officer stress as they have tried to maintain a quality service for the public despite there being fewer of them to go around. Leicestershire Live 9/8/2016 News U-turn as Police Scotland chief constable Phil Gormley’s financial interests are published The Sunday Herald revealed earlier this year that Gormley was temporarily living rent-free at a castle owned by the Government. He is now staying at the Tulliallan Police College on a longer-term basis and paying rent. The Herald (Scotland) 9/8/2016 News Kent Police ordered to pay aggravated damages in race discrimination case A tribunal found senior officers had subjected a British Asian constable to racial discrimination and police witnesses had “suffered a collective memory loss” while giving evidence about a key aspect of the case. The Independent 9/8/2016 News Essex Police defends perks given to chief constable, more than the annual salary for a frontline officer Mr Kavanagh is allowed to claim more than £7,500 for his car each year and almost £7,000 for his house. He receives a £17,600 chief officer allowance and can claim more on top for expenses, such as for food and travel, without the need to provide receipts. Gazette (Essex) 9/8/2016 News Ten misconduct cases against Humberside Police officers Testing positive for Class A drugs, using an automatic number plate recognition camera to photograph a woman's cleavage, and posting offensive comments about the chief constable on social media are just some examples Hull Live 9/8/2016 News Ex-Northumbria police chief Sue Sim tells of ‘sexist, money-grabbing boys’ club’ culture at force A former police chief has said her biggest battle was with the force's "sexist, money-grabbing" culture. The Telegraph 9/8/2016 News «498149824983498449854986498749884989Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
