Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102048 total results. Showing results 101361 to 101380 «506550665067506850695070507150725073Next ›Last » Use of police cells for those in mental health crisis halved gov.uk 25/8/2015 News Weekly review: Border control, cloud storage and identity parades Michelle Newell reviews the week’s key policing news, both national and local - including stories from Avon & Somerset, Dyfed-Powys and Merseyside. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/8/2015 News Locking up more petty criminals is not an efficient way to tackle crime Rob Allen argues that, In a time of stretched resources, we need to learn from youth and European criminal justice systems The Guardian 25/8/2015 Feature, Opinion “We don’t just sit around eating doughnuts” – Leeds police hit back at Facebook critics Facebook post has been liked more than 14,000 times The Yorkshire Post 25/8/2015 News £1million bill for Shropshire and Mid Wales police to access phone records The expenditure of £986,687 was paid to mobile phone giants by the West Mercia Police, Warwickshire Police and Dyfed-Powys Police combined in just 3 years. Shropshire Star 25/8/2015 News The work of an OPCC Chief Executive: “Variety is the spice of life” Andy Champness, Chair of the Association of Policing and Crime Chief Execs (APACE), examines his "day job" as Chief Executive of West Mercia OPCC Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/8/2015 Analysis Nick Gargan: The constitutional implications Dr Timothy Brain considers the ramifications of the Avon & Somerset Chief Constable's misconduct case Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/8/2015 Analysis East Midlands police forces to ‘share senior officers’ Three East Midlands' police forces have agreed to share some staff including assistant chief constables in a move to cut costs. BBC 24/8/2015 News Dyfed-Powys Police Commissioner accused of craving further power by Fire Authority chairman The Chairman of the Mid and West Wales Fire Authority has expressed 'surprise and alarm' at comments made by a police boss who said the work of the authority should fall under his control. Western Telegraph 24/8/2015 News City of London Police Annual Report 2014-15 City of London Police 24/8/2015 Report What’s the right police body camera policy? Opinion from the US by Dan Simon, a professor of law and psychology at USC and the author of "In Doubt: The Psychology of the Criminal Justice Process." and Jim Bueermann the president of the Police Foundation in Washington and a retired police chief. Los Angeles Times 24/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Fire service can “complement” the police The Government is to bring forward legislation which will allow police and crime commissioners (PCCs) to take control of fire and rescue services in their area. Police Professional - Subscription at source 24/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Force getting reporting right as crime rises to highest in three years A police and crime commissioner (PCC) has lauded his force’s crime recording methods as "the best in the country" as rates have peaked at their highest level in three years. Police Professional 24/8/2015 News Cost of recruiting lawyers to oversee misconduct panels starts to emerge At least £200,000 expected to be spent in London on fees for those chairing misconduct panels. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2015 News Major reforms are not the answer to problems facing Police Scotland Opinion of Dr Kath Murray, a researcher at the University of Edinburgh who has carried out research into stop and search practices. The National 24/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Scottish Police Federation says staff survey will make for ‘very uncomfortable reading’ The National 24/8/2015 News New £4.5m headquarters for North Yorkshire police Julia Mulligan, Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire, has announced the completion of the purchase of Alverton Court in Northallerton, which will be the new headquarters for North Yorkshire Police. ITV News 24/8/2015 News South Yorkshire Police ‘forced to search conscience’ since Rotherham abuse revealed The Yorkshire Post 24/8/2015 News Rotherham abuse: ‘Fraction’ of victims have sought help BBC 24/8/2015 News New anti-terror approach needed after France train attack The failed attack against the Amsterdam-Paris Thalys train on Friday is a clear reminder for all of us: jihadist terrorism is the biggest security threat Europe has faced for decades. But it is also a sign that something is wrong with counter-terrorism, argues former French intelligence agent Claude Moniquet. BBC 23/8/2015 Feature, Opinion «506550665067506850695070507150725073Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
