Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101770 total results. Showing results 100821 to 100840 «503850395040504150425043504450455046Next ›Last » Essex Police’s domestic abuse approach may go national, says government minister Karen Bradley Essex Chronicle 11/9/2015 News Virtual Courts and Live Links rolled out across Norfolk and Suffolk The way in which certain vulnerable victims and witnesses, police officers and staff give evidence in court across Norfolk and Suffolk is changing. Bury Free Press 11/9/2015 News 1,400 Hertfordshire Police Officers Issued With New ‘Bodycams’ Bob FM 11/9/2015 News Three in running to be Cumbria’s new police and crime commissioner A former Government minister, a prominent councillor and a retiring Army colonel are in the running to be Cumbria’s next crime commissioner. News & Star 11/9/2015 News Northumbria PCC Vera Baird hits out at changes to trade union laws calling them ‘ludicrous’ Measures in the Government’s Trade Union Bill have been branded “ludicrous” and a potential “waste of police time”. Chronicle Live (North East) 11/9/2015 News Much has been achieved under single force model President of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents says he was astonished by Theresa May's comments about mergers this week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Specials’ rank structure work yet to begin PCC rules out creating volunteer PCSO positions Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2015 News Courtrooms to beef up protective measures for witnesses and victims Witnesses and victims to be better protected after survey uncovers widespread dissatisfaction with courtroom experience The Guardian 11/9/2015 News David Cameron promises fresh shakeup of public services Will pledge to introduce legislation to allow the three emergency services – fire, police and ambulance services – to combine back office functions and IT. The Guardian 11/9/2015 News Expensive police enquiries don’t keep the streets safe The Met Police’s record on big investigations is dreadful The Times - Subscription at source 11/9/2015 Feature, Opinion UK terrorism arrests hit record high Nearly 300 held in year to March 2015, surpassing previous peak during aftermath of 7/7 bombings in London The Guardian 11/9/2015 News Victim and Witness Satisfaction Survey Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 11/9/2015 Report New Police Scotland IT system thrown into doubt Police Scotland is seeking urgent reassurances over the implementation of a multi-million pound IT system amid a series of last-minute glitches. The Scotsman 10/9/2015 News Police chief seeks legal path to stop Rotherham’s child abuse protests A police chief says he will “look to the law” as a way of ending protests over institutional failures to properly investigate child abuse over a 16-year period. Police Professional 10/9/2015 News Disappointment as only two senior police officers apply to replace Sir Peter Fahy as chief constable of GMP GMP’s current deputy chief constable, Ian Hopkins, and former deputy Simon Byrne, are believed to be the only officers who have applied for the £185,000-a-year post Manchester Evening News 10/9/2015 News Police launch recruitment drive after rise in crime – and receive 2,500 applications in a week Stoke on Trent Live 10/9/2015 News Labour mayoral hopeful David Lammy: I’ll ramp up police foot patrols by 2,400 if I get into City Hall Report claims London has one of country's lowest police presences. The Standard 10/9/2015 News DORSET POLICE CRIME COMMISSIONER APPOINTS FIRST EVER VOLUNTARY DEPUTY Mr Colin Pipe will take up his role from today in a voluntary capacity. He will have particular responsibility supporting the commissioner in his work with partners. Dorset OPCC 10/9/2015 News Theresa May: Scotland’s decision to merge police forces distracted officers from ‘day-to-day business of fighting crime’ Scotland’s decision to merge its eight police forces into one has distracted officers from “the day to day business of fighting crime” and should not be repeated in the rest of the UK, the Home Secretary has warned. The Independent 10/9/2015 News The war on drugs is a battle the United Kingdom is currently losing The campaign to decriminalise drugs is winning new supporters. In the light of the latest drug death figures is it not time to consider it seriously? Chronicle Live (North East) 10/9/2015 News «503850395040504150425043504450455046Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
