Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104463 total results. Showing results 103361 to 103380 «516551665167516851695170517151725173Next ›Last » IPCC does not hold records on cost of investigation into misconduct of police chief Nick Gargan Bristol Live 22/9/2015 News We went too far over VIP sex abuse, police admit The Times - Subscription at source 22/9/2015 News Met police admit mistakes in Westminster paedophile ring inquiry Scotland Yard says it should not have described key witness’s allegations as ‘credible’ and ‘true’ before conclusion of investigation The Guardian 22/9/2015 News Policeman who accused chiefs of bullying sacked over ‘mortgage’ Greater Manchester police’s John Buttress was cleared of property-related allegations by jury but police tribunal fires officer for ‘gross misconduct’ The Guardian 22/9/2015 News Vacancy: Deputy PCC for Bedfordshire Three days a week or 22 .2 hours a week at £38,000 (This salary is based on a full time annual salary of £50,469). Closes Monday 5th October 2015 Bedfordshire OPCC 21/9/2015 News Police integrity: Keeping the baby safely in the bath Police Federation Chair Steve White on why police integrity is best served by the Police Federation asking tough questions of the Government Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/9/2015 Opinion The public don’t know… Superintendent Alun Morgan of South Wales Police reflects on a night shift command duty. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/9/2015 Opinion Media Monitor: Authorised Professional Practice now added Bernard Rix, CoPaCC CEO and Publisher of PolicingInsight.com, introduces further significant enhancements to Policing Insight's Media Monitoring service Policing Insight 21/9/2015 News Damned if you report, damned if you don’t….Prevent Mary Bousted, General Secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers outlines her concerns that the Prevent Duty could be causing more harm than good. FE Week 21/9/2015 Feature, Opinion PSNI is 180 officers short of a full force, says Assistant Chief Constable The PSNI needs an extra 180 officers to maintain operational resilience, a senior police officer has said. Belfast Telegraph 21/9/2015 News Domestic abuse tagging schemes ‘need more government support’ Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/9/2015 News Cheshire police and fire HQs plan to merge Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service has announced plans to sell off its base in Winsford and merge with the county's police headquarters. BBC 21/9/2015 News South West police force spends almost £400,000 on informants Figures released through a Freedom of Information request show that over the last four years Devon and Cornwall Police have spent £397,000 on police informants. Bath Chronicle 21/9/2015 News Police given advice on spotting domestic abuse patterns Police officers in England and Wales are to get specialist advice on how to spot patterns of domestic abuse. The new College of Policing guidance is designed to help officers prosecute without relying on victims' evidence. BBC 21/9/2015 News New chief constable of Cambridgeshire Alec Wood vows to protect vulnerable The new chief constable of Cambridgeshire has vowed to protect the vulnerable – from rape victims to exploited migrants. Cambridgeshire Live 21/9/2015 News PCC’s ‘disgraceful’ decision to protect PCSOs while cutting police posts slammed Fed chairman says decision makes no sense, but politician defends it, saying there is public support. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/9/2015 News Leicestershire Police’s ‘odd numbers’ trial would have saved £50,000 a year Leicestershire police's controversial "odd numbers" burglary trial would have saved it and neighbouring forces £50,000 a year had it been rolled out across the East Midlands. Leicestershire Live 21/9/2015 News Only one application for West Midlands Police chief role He is almost guaranteed to become the next West Midlands Police chief constable - but now it emerges Dave Thompson was the only one who even applied. Express & Star 21/9/2015 News Domestic Abuse index (including authorised professional practice) College of Policing 21/9/2015 Report Police ‘culture change’ on way to stop reliance on victims’ evidence in domestic abuse cases Groundbreaking guidance on domestic abuse is being issued to police officers – clearly placing future emphasis on prosecution-led evidence instead of relying on victims. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/9/2015 News «516551665167516851695170517151725173Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
