Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101925 total results. Showing results 100921 to 100940 «504350445045504650475048504950505051Next ›Last » Councils pay for PCSOs in ‘unique’ partnership scheme Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/9/2015 News Restriction of stop-and-search is a victory for ‘politically correct brigade’, claims police leader John Tully says officers' ability to fight crime is being hamstrung The Independent 15/9/2015 News Police commissioner backs elected mayor to drive region forward Labour commissioner David Jamieson says he would hand over policing to a Boris Johnson-style mayor, but rules himself out of the job. Birmingham Live 15/9/2015 News Norfolk PCC Stephen Bett demands refund in expenses row A police and crime commissioner who paid back £2,700 after a row about expenses is demanding a refund from HM Revenue and Customs. BBC 15/9/2015 News Failing firearms’ licensing regime could lead to future gun massacres, report claims Police are failing to learn lessons from tragedies such as that which wiped out three members of a North-East family, a new report warns. The Northern Echo 15/9/2015 News Plans to merge parts of Northamptonshire police and fire services Plans to merge parts of the police and fire service have been welcomed by Northamptonshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Adam Simmonds. ITV News 15/9/2015 News PCC welcomes chance to consider taking over fire services Sussex PCC Katy Bourne says emergency services are already working more closely together. The Argus 15/9/2015 News Force which recruited 15 black or Asian officers out of 162 trainees shortlisted for diversity award West Midlands Police has been shortlisted for a diversity award despite coming under fire for recruiting just 15 black or Asian officers as part of its latest recruitment driver – out of 162. Birmingham Live 15/9/2015 News Future of PCCs: Supporters insists the model still works SPECIAL TWO-PART REPORT: Kent’s PCC Ann Barnes and police federation chief Ian Pointon on why the role should stay. Kent News 15/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Future of PCCs: Why the role has failed to live up to expectation SPECIAL TWO-PART REPORT: Critics insist PCC has failed and Kent’s Ann Barnes has damaged role Kent News 15/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Tories select candidate to become next Essex police and crime commissioner Echo (Essex) 15/9/2015 News Investigation into Durham PCC benefits allegations are revealed Ex-Cleveland Police chief officer was investigated by the IPCC over allegations he wrongly claimed employee benefits. Chronicle Live (North East) 15/9/2015 News Report of an investigation into PCC Mr Ronald Hogg Monetary payments and a Range Rover vehicle given to the Deputy Chief Constable of Cleveland Police between 2006 and 2008 Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) 15/9/2015 Report Is CPS on ‘brink of collapse’? Analysis by Danny Shaw, the BBC's Home Affairs correspondent BBC 15/9/2015 Analysis, Feature Weekly review: Volunteers, firearms and fire engines Michelle Newell reviews the week’s key policing news, both national and local - including stories from London, Scotland, Nottingham and Staffordshire Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/9/2015 News Rural areas lose faith in police as cost of crime hits £800 million More than a quarter of crimes in rural areas are not reported because of a lack of confidence in policing and low satisfaction with local forces The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2015 News Targeting the risk: an inspection of the efficiency and effectiveness of firearms licensing HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/9/2015 Report ‘Chaotic’ firearms licensing system is danger to public, watchdog says Britain faces new gun massacres unless firearms licensing regime is overhauled, says HM Inspectorate of Constabulary The Guardian 15/9/2015 News In Cornwall, we refuse to give up our fire service to the PCC The council is in a much better position to control fire and rescue than the cash-strapped and less popular police and crime commissioner - Geoff Brown Cabinet member for communities, Cornwall council The Guardian 15/9/2015 Feature, Opinion National Rural Crime Network: The true cost of crime in rural areas Largest ever survey of crime in rural areas reveals an unprecedented £800m crime bill National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) 15/9/2015 Report «504350445045504650475048504950505051Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
