Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104813 total results. Showing results 103901 to 103920 «519251935194519551965197519851995200Next ›Last » Low crime for all: How to reduce crime for London’s communities In a new report for Policy Exchange’s London-focused research unit - the Capital City Foundation - Rt Hon David Lammy, Member of Parliament for Tottenham, and candidate in the Primary to be the Labour Party’s nominee for the London Mayoral Election, makes the case for higher visibility, more targeted policing in London. Policy Exchange 9/9/2015 Report Home Secretary warns over reduced police budgets Theresa May to give chief constables much greater flexibility in redistributing tasks currently performed by police officers as forces prepare for new spending cuts The Guardian 9/9/2015 News Home Office consultation: Reforming the powers of police staff and volunteers Consultation closes on 31 October gov.uk 9/9/2015 News Home Secretary’s Police Superintendents’ 2015 speech: transcript The Herald (Scotland) 9/9/2015 News Home Secretary: You’ll have to stomach more cuts but service ‘not on edge’ Police Professional - Subscription at source 9/9/2015 News Met Police considers scrapping 1,000 neighbourhood PCSOs The Met is considering scrapping all 1,000 Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) working in neighbourhoods in London, the BBC understands. BBC 9/9/2015 News Response to Home Office consultation on police staff powers The College's response to a consultation launched by the Home Office on reforming powers assigned to police staff and volunteers. College of Policing 9/9/2015 News Decision: Award of tender to provide consultancy support to review victims services Baker Tilley awarded the contract for £42,963.00 Nottinghamshire OPCC 9/9/2015 Report President’s speech to Police Superintendents’ Associationof England and Wales Conference 2015 Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 9/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland problems should be a warning over restructure, urges Home Secretary Home Secretary addressed delegates at the Police Superintendents Conference. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/9/2015 News Ministers tell cash-strapped West Midlands Police: ‘Buy cheaper belts’ Row as police forces facing massive budget cuts are told to spend less on basic equipment. Birmingham Live 9/9/2015 News Outsourcing to ‘play a part’ in reducing £1bn police IT bill Police ICT company chief admits 'big elephant' gobble won't be done in one. The Register 9/9/2015 News Police Scotland go too far again – and the irony behind Rennie’s reaction Another day, another example of Police Scotland’s disrespect for civil liberties. Hot on the heels of arming police on routine duties on quiet highland streets against the wishes of the local community and pursuing a highly illiberal stop and search policy, interspersed with some casual spying on journalists, we now have compulsory drug testing outside nightclubs. Views of Caron Lindsay, Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice. Liberal Democrat Voice 9/9/2015 Feature, Opinion Numbers of police officers taking time off due to stress is rising Echo (Essex) 9/9/2015 News Children as young as six questioned by police over sending indecent images as number of child arrests increases five-fold Mail Online 9/9/2015 News Northumbria Police told by ministers to spend less on equipment to balance budgets New figures reveal huge differences in the amount spent by North East forces on basic equipment. Chronicle Live (North East) 9/9/2015 News Cutting crime: the role of tagging in offender management Reform Think Tank 9/9/2015 Report Why is our justice system failing vulnerable people? Many people with mental health problems and learning disabilities find contact with the police and courts ‘shocking and overwhelming’ – yet funding for support they need is under threat The Guardian 9/9/2015 Feature, Opinion College of Policing: Price comparison data for all forces College of Policing 9/9/2015 Report Force procurement data published after minister changes mind Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/9/2015 News «519251935194519551965197519851995200Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
