Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115259 total results. Showing results 101501 to 101520 «507250735074507550765077507850795080Next ›Last » Hertfordshire Estates Strategy The estate consist of 37 police stations and offices, 16 owned freehold, 15 leasehold and 6 occupied on licence. Hertfordshire OPCC 28/11/2017 Report Update From The Police And Crime Commissioner For Hertfordshire Local businesses and other employers in Hertfordshire are being asked to support Special Constables by signing up to Employer Supported Policing (ESP) Hertfordshire OPCC 28/11/2017 Report PCC For Hertfordshire And Hertfordshire Constabulary Estates Strategy 2017 – 2022 Estates and central building costs have been reduced by 21% over the life of the 2013 Estates Strategy. Hertfordshire OPCC 28/11/2017 Report Gloucestershire Police And Crime Plan Priorities – Quarterly Highlight Report An update that monitors progress in respect of each of the Priorities. Gloucestershire OPCC 28/11/2017 Report Police commissioner asks Brighton and Hove residents to pay more to improve public safety Sussex police and crime commissioner Katy Bourne wants local taxpayers to pay more towards the cost of keeping people safe and tackling crime. Mrs Bourne said that she had asked the government directly for more money. But she had also asked ministers to lift the cap on the police “precept” – the amount added to council tax bills to pay for policing. Brighton & Hove News 27/11/2017 News GMP tops the table as forces report rise in vehicle vandalism Ten per cent more vehicles were deliberately vandalised in England and Wales last year, new data has revealed. Police Professional 27/11/2017 News Record rise in ‘vulnerable’ students targeted for ‘money muling’ The number of young people caught using their bank accounts to facilitate money laundering has more than doubled in the last four years, according to the UK’s fraud prevention service Cifas. Police Professional 27/11/2017 News The latest report on how police deal with domestic violence makes very grim reading The latest report from Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary makes very grim reading for women being subjected to domestic violence. For all the progress that has been made in other areas, and despite an abundance of good intentions and training initiatives, it’s clear that the police response to domestic violence cases is still inadequate and putting women and children at risk says Refuge CEO Sandra Horley Huffington Post 27/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Increase in ‘deplorable’ attacks on officers prompts North Wales Police boss to call for tougher sentences The courts should be given greater powers to sentence people who attack members of the emergency services, according to a top police boss. Deeside.com 27/11/2017 News Enabling Police and Crime Commissioners to sit and vote on Combined Fire and Rescue Authorities Seeking views on the proposal to vary the combination schemes of Combined Fire and Rescue Authorities to implement the ‘representation model’ of the Policing and Crime Act 2017. This consultation closes at 11:45pm on 15 January 2018 Home Office 27/11/2017 Report PCC Decision Report – Essex Information about financial and strategic decisions made by the PFCC. Essex OPFCC 27/11/2017 Report Essex Police and Crime Plan 2016-2020 Quarterly Update Annex A: Quarterly report to August 2017 Essex OPFCC 27/11/2017 Report Dubious forensic evidence? That’s what happens when we sell off public services The recent mass review of 10,000 criminal case samples shows what can happen when commercial demands get in the way of vital public services says Steve Thomas national secretary, Prospect union The Guardian 27/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Police to acquire powers to address illegal and unsafe drone use Police are set to be given powers to prevent the unsafe or criminal use of drones as part of a new package of legislation. Advance 27/11/2017 News Dyfed-Powys Police escapes worst of budget cuts Dyfed-Powys Police is one of only two police forces which avoided real term financial cuts since 2015. Shropshire Star 27/11/2017 News UK Police set to be given new powers in Drone Bill In a shock move, the UK Government is preparing rules to address the rise of drones before they actually hit the mass market. Telecoms.com 27/11/2017 News Force faces £925,000 deficit but PCC says officer numbers won’t fall Peter McCall says cutting numbers would be 'untenable' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/11/2017 News Police say no evidence to link less street lighting to increase in crime Authorities conducted an investigation into the matter Lincolnshire Live 27/11/2017 News New Zealand Police embrace quirky kiwi humour in “most entertaining recruitment video” New Zealand Police has launched a recruitment campaign like no other with a video dubbed, “the most entertaining Police recruitment video yet”. The Drum 27/11/2017 News Scottish Police Authority ‘ready to respond’ over suspensions The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has said it will do what it can to help strengthen the team at the top of Police Scotland after a number of senior officers were suspended. BBC 27/11/2017 News «507250735074507550765077507850795080Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
