Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101925 total results. Showing results 100961 to 100980 «504550465047504850495050505150525053Next ›Last » Another IT setback for Police Scotland Police Scotland has been forced to abandon a test run of its new IT system as it was revealed that a key piece of hardware has been discontinued. The Times - Subscription at source 12/9/2015 News Boris Johnson plan to tackle gang crime rejected by two of three pilot councils People of Haringey and Lambeth refuse to accept Operation Shield amid fears its punitive measures risk worsening relations with police The Guardian 12/9/2015 News Police and fire services set to merge in radical shake up of emergency services Fire chiefs with no policing experience could run forces under Home Office proposals The Telegraph 11/9/2015 News Announcement of a review into Youth Justice Led by Charlie Taylor, the former Chief Executive of the National College of Teaching and Leadership. To report in the summer of 2016 gov.uk 11/9/2015 News PCCs could take control of England’s fire services BBC 11/9/2015 News Prime Minister: my vision for a ‘smarter state’ PM speech including on "reforms that will enable police, fire, ambulance services to work more closely together to save money and improve effectiveness" gov.uk 11/9/2015 News Force under national spotlight lets quarter of PCSOs go A force that puts neighbourhood policing as a ‘bedrock’ point of reference has announced a decision to slash a quarter of its police community support officer (PCSO) posts. Police Professional 11/9/2015 News Shortage in detectives due to ‘risk adverse’ police service Officers worried about the personal risk involved with working in public protection units. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2015 News Fire fighters could become chief constables Raft of new ideas unveiled by government including statutory duty for more blue light collaboration. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2015 News Consultation: Enabling closer working between the Emergency Services Consultation on proposals to increase joint working between emergency services, in order to improve effectiveness and deliver savings for the public. Home Office, UK Government 11/9/2015 Report Police body cameras may solve one problem but create others WASHINGTON (AP) — The use of police body cameras is spreading to keep officers honest about using force against citizens. But how and when the public gets to see the footage is up for debate. Mail Online 11/9/2015 News Decision: Renewal of Assistant PCC contract Jane Anderson is re-appointed as Assistant Commissioner (Victims) with effect from 1st September 2015, until 30th April 2016. Surrey OPCC 11/9/2015 Report Frontrunner to replace Police Scotland chief constable Sir Stephen House tipped for London post A potential contender to be the next Police Scotland Chief Constable could be poached from under the nose of the Scottish Government. The Herald (Scotland) 11/9/2015 News Dorset PCC Martyn Underhill appoints Colin Pipe as deputy Blackmore Vale Magazine 11/9/2015 News London gang crackdown sees thousands arrested in 10 weeks More than 2,500 people have been arrested and hundreds of guns and knives seized in the past 10 weeks, the Metropolitan Police have said. BBC 11/9/2015 News 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 «504550465047504850495050505150525053Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
