Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104813 total results. Showing results 103941 to 103960 «519451955196519751985199520052015202Next ›Last » 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 Senior police leaders warn Theresa May over budget cuts A senior officer has warned that fresh cuts to police budgets could lead to "dramatic and dangerous" variations in services. Wales Online 7/9/2015 News West Yorkshire Police’s economic crime unit to be run without officers The unit responsible for investigating serious and complex economic crimes at Yorkshire’s largest police force will be run without any warranted police officers within the next 18 months as part of cost-cutting plans. Yorkshire Evening Post 7/9/2015 News Police Superintendents’ Association President: “We need to think differently…” Chief Supt Irene Curtis, President of the PSAEW, will deliver her speech later this week to the Association's Annual Conference Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/9/2015 News Police failed to attend one in five emergency calls in Northern Ireland last year In the past year officers did not attend the scene of almost 20% of 999 calls, according to information obtained from the PSNI under the Freedom of Information Act. Belfast Telegraph 7/9/2015 News Clare’s Law has saved more than 300 Greater Manchester people in three years since introduction Manchester Evening News 7/9/2015 News Police Superintendents’ Conference 2015: President’s message Ch Supt Irene Curtis, PSAEW President, will say "The cuts that policing is facing are too great, and the impact they will have should no longer be considered to be just policing’s problem..." Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 7/9/2015 News Cleveland Chief Constable criticised over ‘false statements’ The Chief Constable of Cleveland Police could face an investigation over claims false statements were submitted as part of a court case. The Northern Echo 7/9/2015 News Norfolk PCC Stephen Bett will stand for election for a second term Eastern Daily Press 7/9/2015 News Islamaphobic crime in London ‘up by 70%’ BBC 7/9/2015 News Police Scotland lose 400,000 working sick days The Scotsman 6/9/2015 News «519451955196519751985199520052015202Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
