Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115133 total results. Showing results 105321 to 105340 «526352645265526652675268526952705271Next ›Last » Harsher penalties for ‘serious offenders’ puts £2,500 maximum fine on drivers Speeding drivers are set to face huge increases in penalties under new sentencing guidelines from next week. Police Professional 21/4/2017 News PAC sounds further alarm over emergency services network plans Committee worries Vodafone will stop providing infrastructure that enables current Airwave system to function; Home Office and Motorola insist they are not taking risks with public safety Government Computing 21/4/2017 News New 4×4 fleet part of ‘ambitious’ plan to fight rural crime in Lincolnshire Lincolnshire Police is sending a message to gangs of hare coursers terrorising farming families in South Holland with a £100,000 investment in new transport. Spalding Today 21/4/2017 News Northern Ireland police chief Hamilton ‘guided by God’ Chief Constable George Hamilton has revealed how his Christianity lies at the heart of how he polices Northern Ireland. Belfast Telegraph 21/4/2017 News Statement by Sir Thomas Winsor, HMCIC, on officers’ stress "Yesterday, on Sky News, I made a mistake, for which I apologise". HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 21/4/2017 News Important, perceptive, but naïve: Sir Tom Winsor and The State of Policing in England and Wales The latest HMIC report, The State of Policing in England and Wales, was overshadowed by a row about the traumatic experiences suffered by uniformed officers. However, the report is an important one, addressing key issues around demand, resourcing and mental health. Carina O'Reilly, editor of Policing Insight, assesses the report. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/4/2017 Analysis Police cannot continue to fill gaps left by mental health cuts, report says Chief inspector of constabulary says forces increasingly used as service of first resort and face ‘unacceptable drain’ on resources The Guardian 21/4/2017 News Emergency services face ‘potentially catastrophic’ communication gap MPs warn that six-month delay of cheaper ESN system approved by Theresa May could be ‘tragedy in waiting’ The Guardian 21/4/2017 News Police officer killed in Paris terror attack Terrorism returned to Paris three days before the French election when one police officer was killed and two were injured by a gunman on the Champs-Élysées last night. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2017 News Police have failed to learn Soham lessons, says watchdog Lives could be lost because police still lag behind other organisations in their use of technology despite failings that were identified after the Soham murders, a watchdog has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2017 News Paris shooting: Gunman was ‘focus of anti-terror’ probe The gunman who shot dead a policeman in Paris on Thursday has been identified from papers left in his car, but French officials are yet to release his name. BBC 21/4/2017 News Public safety threatened by possible break in emergency communications The Public Accounts Committee report highlights new and serious concerns about the provision of emergency service communications in Great Britain. Public Accounts Committee 21/4/2017 News Upgrading emergency service communications – recall House of Commons Public Accounts Committee report on the Emergency Services Network replacement for Airwave Public Accounts Committee 21/4/2017 Report 999 radio revamp is a ‘tragedy in waiting’ Police, fire and ambulance crews may be left unable to communicate with each other for six months because of problems with the £1.2 billion revamp of Britain’s emergency services network, MPs warn. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2017 News Private parking firms pursue one million more motorists The number of motorists hit with “extortionate” penalties of up to £100 by private parking firms has soared by more than a million in 12 months, causing renewed anger over the government’s failure to crack down on cowboy operators. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2017 News Police used as ‘first resort’ for mental health care, watchdog warns Police forces in England and Wales are increasingly being used as the "first resort" for dealing with people who have mental health problems, a watchdog has warned. BBC 21/4/2017 News Free hacking tools ‘help young into cyber-crime’ Free, easy-to-use hacking tools help many young people slip into a life of cyber-crime, according to a report. BBC 21/4/2017 News Paris attack: Isis claims responsibility for shooting that left one police officer dead Extremist group releases statement saying attack was carried out by Belgian Isis fighter The Independent 20/4/2017 News Gunfire sensors credited with swift arrest in deadly rampage Fresno, California - USA: Acoustic sensors mounted on lampposts and telephone poles picked up the crack of gunfire and rapidly enabled police to zero in on where it was coming from. Within minutes, the alleged gunman in the deadly rampage was under arrest. Mail Online 20/4/2017 News PCC in focus: PCC Marc Jones looks back on his first year in office As the end of their first year in office approaches, Policing Insight talks to Police and Crime Commissioners about their successes and challenges. In the first of a new series, Lincolnshire PCC Marc Jones reflects on the last 12 months in post. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/4/2017 Interview, Opinion «526352645265526652675268526952705271Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
