Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103303 total results. Showing results 102421 to 102440 «511851195120512151225123512451255126Next ›Last » Direct entry super: Don’t wait to evaluate us before taking on more Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/9/2015 News Northumbria Police threatens Home Office with legal action amid fear 18% could be wiped from budget National Audit Office says Northumbria Police is already the hardest-hit force in the country having lost 23% of budget over five years. Chronicle Live (North East) 8/9/2015 News Cumbria Police and Crime Commissioner Richard Rhodes to quit BBC 8/9/2015 News ‘Apartheid’ position between police staff and officers ‘unsustainable’, says chief constable Chief tells superintendents' conference that officer redundancy may have to be examined Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/9/2015 News Alcohol tax could maintain city centre policing Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/9/2015 News Surround Sound policing for the 21st Century Matthew Ellis, the Staffordshire PCC, looks at how police can "harness the power of digital technology" Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/9/2015 Opinion Super Council proposals raise concerns for policing Warwickshire PCC Ron Ball examines issues for policing associated with the creation of Combined Authorities Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/9/2015 Analysis Police chiefs condemn ‘irresponsible’ Home Office spending review Devon and Cornwall police chiefs have accused the Government of acting “irresponsibly” on proposed funding reforms, as senior figures warn additional budget cuts will create “dramatic and dangerous” variations in services. Western Morning News 7/9/2015 News Police funding fears in North Wales and Dyfed-Powys BBC 7/9/2015 News Victims’ Commissioner opens door as gateway first gives ‘heart’ to service Victims’ Commissioner Baroness Newlove will officially launch the new ‘gateway’ scheme in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent on Tuesday (September 8). Police Professional 7/9/2015 News 8 reasons Greens should stand in Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections Adam McGibbon, Caroline Lucas’ campaign manager for the General Election, and now the Greens’ London Mayoral & Assembly campaign manager, gives some reasons why Greens should stand in the Police & Crime Commissioner Elections next year. (With input from Bright Green’s Adam Ramsay) Bright Green 7/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Priorities set for policing in Wiltshire Key priorities for policing in Wiltshire have been set in the police and crime plan for 2015-17. The Wiltshire and Crime Panel supported the plan put forward by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Wiltshire and Swindon, Angus Macpherson when it met on Thursday. Salisbury Journal 7/9/2015 News How we are failing to stop sex offenders from harming our children Northamptonshire PCC Adam Simmonds identifies a paradox in dealing with sex offenders Huffington Post 7/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Police cuts risk ‘dramatic’ variations, senior officer claims PSAEW President Ch Supt Irene Curtis comments ahead of her speech to Superintendents' Conference BBC 7/9/2015 News Gloucestershire’s devolution bid gathers pace as detailed proposals are submitted to government The bid was developed by the county council, the six district councils, GFirst LEP, the Police and Crime Commissioner and the Clinical Commissioning Group Stroud News & Journal 7/9/2015 News Slash police budgets – it will stop officers doing other people’s jobs Opinion piece by Richard Garside, Director, Centre for Crime and Justice Studies The Guardian 7/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Confusion over Northern Powerhouse police consequences One PCC says 'plan could spell the end of force as we know it' as other calls for merger of all Yorkshire and Humberside. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2015 News “Prevent” week: Local police out in force tackling extremism National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 7/9/2015 News Budget cuts mark ‘end of policing as we know it’ The PSNI has defended its new cost-cutting response policy amid concerns that thousands of calls to police will no longer be dealt with by officers. Belfast Telegraph 7/9/2015 News More than 20,000 young criminals let off with “slap on wrist” instead of going to court Under-18s avoided being charged with serious crimes such as sexual offences, robbery and burglary by receiving community resolutions Mirror 7/9/2015 News «511851195120512151225123512451255126Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
