Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104821 total results. Showing results 99761 to 99780 «498549864987498849894990499149924993Next ›Last » Police Federation sceptical after London increases armed police Chairman says 1,500 recruits planned nationally will take two years to train, leaving areas outside the capital vulnerable in the meantime The Guardian 3/8/2016 Foreign drivers evade £7.2m in speeding fines Thousands also escape penalties for using their phones at the wheel or running a red light because officers cannot track them down Mail Online 2/8/2016 News HMIC to ensure law enforcement gives modern slavery ‘priority it deserves’ A new cabinet taskforce is to tackle the "sickening and inhuman crimes lurking in the shadows” as police forces across England and Wales spearhead a worldwide crusade against modern slavery. Police Professional 2/8/2016 News Matthew Scott wants more funding as Kent police chiefs reveal force spends A THIRD of its time handling mental health cases Kent’s police and crime commissioner says he will make a bid to government for more funding to help officers in their handling of mental health cases. Kent News 2/8/2016 News Police Scotland ‘at breaking point’ as officer numbers fall to five-year low A drop in police officer numbers has been described as "another sign that policing in Scotland is at breaking point" by the organisation representing rank and file officers. Evening Times (Glasgow) 2/8/2016 News Union calls on Sturgeon to order undercover policing probe A leading union had urged Nicola Sturgeon to order an inquiry into undercover policing in Scotland. The current Pitchford inquiry will only probe allegations in England and Wales. Policing Insight 2/8/2016 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 2/8/2016 News Vacancy: Lecturer in Criminology This is a part-time (0.5 FTE, 17.5 hours per week), fixed-term position for up to 9 months, to provide interim staff cover. Closes: 16th August 2016 Edinburgh Napier University 2/8/2016 Jobs Former Gwent PCC appointed as Crimestoppers’ ambassador for Wales South Wales Argus 2/8/2016 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: CC Sara Thornton – Chief Constables’ Council July 2016 National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 2/8/2016 Analysis, Feature William Bratton, New York Police Commissioner, Will Step Down Next Month The New York Times 2/8/2016 News Kent PCC orders review as mental health detentions rise BBC 2/8/2016 News Surrey PCC’s Draft Annual Report 2015-16 David Munro has been elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for 2016-2020. During the period of reporting however, Kevin Hurley was the PCC in office and this report refers to work carried out by Mr Hurley during 2015/16. Surrey OPCC 2/8/2016 Report Report into Complaints Received Since Last PCP Meeting – Surrey This report sets out all complaints against the Police and Crime Commissioner that have been received since the last meeting of the Police and Crime Panel. Surrey OPCC 2/8/2016 Report Complaints Received Since the Last Surrey PCP Meeting A complaint was received relating to the Commissioners conduct and has been sent to the IPCC for investigation. Surrey OPCC 2/8/2016 Report Surrey Police and Crime Panel – Forward Work Programme Members can suggest items for consideration to the Chairman or the Panel support officer. Surrey OPCC 2/8/2016 Report Save the date: Wednesday, 14th September for “Brexit: Local implications for policing and security” Bernard Rix, Chief Executive of CoPaCC, announces a lunchtime workshop on 14th September in London. This event, hosted by leading lawyers Field Fisher, will explore the likely local impact of Brexit on policing and security stakeholders. Save the date! Policing Insight 2/8/2016 News Norman Stanley Fletcher and the case of the proprietary algorithmic risk assessment Controversial predictive tools for offender management are increasingly being used in the US to determine sentencing. Marion Oswald (Winchester University) and Jamie Grace (Sheffield Hallam University) examine the use of algorithmic risk assessment tools, and call for an open debate in the UK about where the red lines should be. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/8/2016 Analysis Durham to review Police Scotland’s data breaches Examination will look at issues stemming from force's apparent leak investigation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2016 News IPCC reject ‘bias against white officers’ claim Former Met chief superintendent accused the watchdog of favouring black complainants Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2016 News «498549864987498849894990499149924993Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
