Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104588 total results. Showing results 100361 to 100380 «501550165017501850195020502150225023Next ›Last » 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 14/6/2016 News Police federation back cannabis hat PC Simon Ryan who was sacked following disciplinary hearing ITV News 14/6/2016 News What can mindfulness teach the police force? In the face of some scepticism Greater Manchester police force is offering mindfulness sessions to staff to try to stem growing levels of anxiety and depression The Guardian 14/6/2016 Analysis, Feature When diversity feels more like hypocrisy: What do OPCCs look like? PCCs are overwhelmingly white and male, but what about the people they employ? Sandra Andrews of CoPaCC analyses the diversity of the staff that make up the Offices of the PCCs - and finds that transparency as well as diversity remain challenging issues. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/6/2016 Opinion What a surprise! Putting more police on the streets really DOES help cut crime Putting more bobbies on the beat really does cut crime – even if they are just police community support officers, research suggests. Mail Online 14/6/2016 News Surrey PCC recommends Nick Ephgrave to become the county’s new police chief constable David Munro has recommended temporary chief constable Nick Ephgrave to take on the role permanently following the departure of Lynne Owens last year Surrey Live 14/6/2016 News BT to provide public sector ICT services The procurement framework is worth up to £200m IT PRO 14/6/2016 News Rebalancing our national security: The case for Brexit With less than ten days to go before the referendum on the UK's continued membership of the European Union, Dorset PCC Martyn Underhill argues that the UK needs to vote 'leave' in order to strengthen our national security. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/6/2016 Opinion Strategic alliance between Dorset and Devon and Cornwall police forces already saved 1.7million The strategic alliance formed between Dorset Police and Devon and Cornwall Police is going from strength to strength with savings to the force totalling £1.7million so far. A strategic outline case for a strategic alliance between the two forces was approved in June 2014. Dorset Echo 14/6/2016 News Race failures are damaging the police, says top Met officer Diversity chief admits black men more likely to receive worse treatment than whites but defends Mark Duggan shooting The Guardian 14/6/2016 News South Yorkshire Police spend £2.1m on chief’s Hillsborough costs South Yorkshire Police spent at least £2.1m on legal fees representing its suspended Chief Constable David Crompton during the Hillsborough Inquests, the BBC has discovered. BBC 14/6/2016 News Experts: Fast action by police critical in mass shootings As the largest mass shooting in modern U.S. history began to unfold, an off-duty police officer working at a gay nightclub exchanged gunfire with the suspect. But three hours passed before a SWAT team stormed the building and brought the attack to an end. Mail Online 14/6/2016 Analysis, Feature Update on the activity and decisions made by PCC – 16th June 2016 The overview of activity illustrates the wide ranging nature of the Commissioner’s role and responsibilities. This report is limited to setting out the engagement activity and strategic decision making. Bedfordshire OPCC 14/6/2016 Report Review of the Estates Strategy of Bedfordshire Police, November 2013 In order for the Panel to expand its role in supporting the development of policing in Bedfordshire, agreement was reached between the PCC and the Panel that a “Task and Finish Group” would be set up to review the Estates Strategy. Bedfordshire OPCC 14/6/2016 Report Estates Strategy Update – Report to Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel To provide a report to the Police and Crime Panel on delivery of the key aspirations, progress on implementation of the recommendations contained in the Panel’s review of Estates 2013, and to update on the recommendations of the HMIC/HMIP inspection of custody. Bedfordshire OPCC 14/6/2016 Report Themed Item – Community Safety Partnerships CSP’s are encouraged to take an actions orientated rather than a meetings orientated approach and also to focus on reduced bureaucracy, value for money and improved delivery of services. Thames Valley OPCC 14/6/2016 Report Neighbourhood Policing Review Update – Report to Police and Crime Panel The purpose of this paper is to provide the Police and Crime Panel with a progress report of the Neighbourhood Policing Review and a summary of implementation activity that has been undertaken. Thames Valley OPCC 14/6/2016 Report General Issues Report to the Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel Report highlighting general issues with links to original documents. Thames Valley OPCC 14/6/2016 Report E-learning and the police: A discussion from the sharp end What's the point of NCALT e-learning in the police service, and why is it so disliked? Rich Honess and Dan Reynolds write up a debate held last week on @wecops. Dan is a front line ‘thinking cop' who holds a seat on the College of Policing Membership committee, offering advice to the College board. He is passionate about evidence based policing and a member of the SEBP. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/6/2016 Analysis Child abuse interviews rethink urged by children’s commissioner BBC 14/6/2016 News «501550165017501850195020502150225023Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
