Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115259 total results. Showing results 101441 to 101460 «506950705071507250735074507550765077Next ›Last » Watchdog to investigate Grenfell complaint over police helicopters IPCC will manage investigation into claims helicopters may have fanned flames and caused residents to wait for rescue The Guardian 29/11/2017 News Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 recruitment and HR winner: Greater Manchester Police Greater Manchester Police’s drive to recruit non-whites to the ranks has rebalanced diversity in the force with benefits for community policing The Guardian 29/11/2017 News Complaints about police and crime commissioners: Summary of consultation responses and next steps As set out in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility (PRSR) Act 2011, and further explained in the Policing Protocol Order 2011, Police and Crime Panels (PCPs) perform a scrutiny function for PCCs, providing challenge and support, and acting as a critical friend. PCPs are currently responsible for handling non-serious complaints made about a PCC, and resolving these through the process for “informal resolution”, as set out in the PRSR Act 2011 and the Elected Local Policing Bodies (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2012. On 17 December 2015 the Government published a consultation paper on a number of proposals to create a more transparent and easily understood complaints system for nonserious complaints made against PCCs. The consultation ran for 12 weeks, ending on 10 March 2016. Home Office 29/11/2017 Report Mayor Andy Street – let West Midlands Police raise council tax to boost funding West Midlands Police should be allowed to raise council tax to help the force combat spiralling crime rates, the region's Mayor has said. Express & Star 29/11/2017 News Justice Minister and Scottish Police Authority must reveal what on earth’s going on in crisis-hit Police Scotland The police service in Scotland is becoming a joke. Please note that I referred to the ‘service’ and not the country’s police men and women. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/11/2017 Feature, Opinion No sex crimes against teens by ‘trusted’ adults in Gwent No sex crimes against 16 and 17-year-olds by adults "in positions of trust" such as teachers or care staff have been recorded in Gwent since 2014, figures have shown. But the number of incidents recorded across the whole of England and Wales increased by 82 per cent over the same period, the statistics revealed by the Newport-based Office of National Statistics have shown. South Wales Argus 29/11/2017 News Call for ‘tighter laws’ as report reveals over 1000 animals killed or injured in North Wales from attacks Delyn MP David Hanson has called upon the UK Government to tighten laws around livestock worrying in bid to stop horrific dog attacks. Deeside.com 29/11/2017 News Fullest picture yet of the threat from dealers Drug-dealing communication lines used by gangs detected across Great Britain Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2017 News New police powers on drones to be introduced Right to ground and seize devices will feature in Drone Bill. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2017 News Contract suspended with company at centre of forensic science ‘scandal’ Forensic Science Regulator says, in terms of numbers of cases, this is the biggest issue of its kind ever to happen in the UK. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2017 News Nick Hurd: I hope funding announcement will show we’ve listened The Policing Minister spoke exclusively to Police Oracle about budgets and pay. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2017 News Lancashire Police rapped over failure to record 20,000 crimes Lancashire Police is 'unacceptable' at recording reported crime, an industry watchdog has warned. Lancashire Telegraph 29/11/2017 News Senior police officers reportedly investigated over firearms offences Two of Police Scotland’s most senior officers are have been accused of illegally discharging firearms at a firing range used by the force, it has been reported. The Scotsman 29/11/2017 News Amber Rudd demands police action following public audit The Home Secretary will bring together key forces in policing following the release of The Race Disparity Audit The Voice 29/11/2017 News Herald View: Police Scotland takes steps towards a more stable future Announcing two new appointments at Police Scotland this week, Deputy Chief Constable Iain Livingstone said he had confidence in the leadership provided by his officers and staff. The new appointments were necessary, of course, because of the suspension of Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins, and DCC Livingstone said the focus would be on meeting the operational and organisational challenges the force faces and providing the leadership that the people of Scotland expect. The Herald (Scotland) 29/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Shock figures show young people are seeking help over sexual exploitation is up by one-third Childline delivered 3,122 counselling sessions to children and teenagers on the issue in 2016/17. A hard-hitting film about Kayleigh Haywood has won another national film industry award. Kayleigh's Love Story, which was produced by Leicestershire Police with the full support of the teenager's family, has been viewed almost 40 million times worldwide. It has now won the External Film of the Year award at the Event and Digital Communication Association Industry Awards. Burton Mail 29/11/2017 News Brexit: Irish border bungling by government ‘plays into the hands’ of terrorists, warns former police chief 'The political consequences of this will play into the hands of those who are still determined to destroy the relative peace that we have enjoyed' The Independent 29/11/2017 News Michael Matheson: Police Scotland ‘acting quickly’ over misconduct allegations Michael Matheson set to face MSPs after being accused of being 'posted missing' as Justice Secretary Holyrood Magazine 29/11/2017 News Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 recruitment and HR winner: Greater Manchester Police Greater Manchester Police’s drive to recruit non-whites to the ranks has rebalanced diversity in the force with benefits for community policing The Guardian 29/11/2017 News Met Police partners with Adloox to tackle ad fraud The Metropolitan Police is partnering with audit verification company, Adloox, to tackle online ad fraud Campaign 29/11/2017 News «506950705071507250735074507550765077Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
