Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115129 total results. Showing results 105661 to 105680 «528052815282528352845285528652875288Next ›Last » South Yorkshire’s police force set to lose ‘swathes’ of its expertise A Yorkshire police force is set to ‘lose vast swathes of experience and expertise’, according to staff representatives, as dozens of ‘exhausted and burnt out’ officers apply for redundancy. The Yorkshire Post 30/3/2017 News Policing the data: An intelligent, data-led approach to safeguarding The safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults has scarcely been out of the headlines in recent years. Chief Constables and Police and Crime Commissioners have reiterated their commitment to making safeguarding a priority and improving their response. But well-publicised failings relating to late intervention and subsequent loss of life have sadly been all too common. Imran Razzaq, Director, Public Sector, MarkLogic UK, Ireland & EU, examines the issues. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/3/2017 Opinion Deconstructing the ‘Ferguson Effect’ The idea that the police have retreated under siege will not go away. But even if it's true, is it necessarily bad? The New York Times 30/3/2017 Analysis, Feature Big increases in reporting of child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester The scale of child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester is exposed today in a new report by campaigning MP Ann Coffey. Greater Manchester Police OPCC 30/3/2017 Report Report shows computer delays in child grooming inquiries Police can face a backlog of up to five months to analyse computers linked to suspected paedophiles, a report has found. BBC 30/3/2017 News Met chief: tech industry must put house in order after Westminster attack Acting commissioner Craig Mackey, who witnessed attack, says terror incidents across Europe are wake-up call to firms The Guardian 30/3/2017 News Inside New Scotland Yard: a neoclassical riverside pile with en suite liveried loos Goodbye fortresses, hello bijou policing. The Met’s new £58m HQ has an art deco facade, a reflecting pool – and toilets patterned in squad car livery The Guardian 30/3/2017 News UK likely to leave Europol and might “take our information with us” – interior ministe Britain is likely to leave the European Union police agency Europol after Brexit and could "take our information" away if no future security deal is struck with the bloc, interior minister Amber Rudd said on Wednesday. Reuters 29/3/2017 News David Crompton decision expected in ‘two to eight weeks’ A decision on whether it was unlawful for a police commissioner to suspend a chief constable from his job will not be known for weeks. BBC 29/3/2017 News MOPAC Activity Report and Performance Report For Quarter Three 2016/17 This report covers the period from 14 January to 10 February 2017, listed are the main activities I have been involved in and/or where MOPAC has been represented. London Assembly Police and Crime Committee 29/3/2017 Report Dyfed – Powys Police And Crime Panel Media Update See P54 for a report on activity since the last Panel meeting. Dyfed-Powys OPCC 29/3/2017 Report Decisions Taken By Dyfed Powys Commissioner See P50 for Decisions made by the Commissioner (including those made at Policing Board) 19th January 2017 – 21st March 2017. Dyfed-Powys OPCC 29/3/2017 Report Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Plan 2017-2021 See P17 for Police and Crime Plan Dyfed-Powys OPCC 29/3/2017 Report Police And Crime Panel Discuss Setting Up A National Association Of PCPs Thirty-seven members and officers from 25 PCPs attended this meeting Lancashire OPCC 29/3/2017 Report Officer numbers may be simplistic issue but it’s a crucial one, says Fed chairman Scottish Police Federation Conference told of pressure on workforce Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/3/2017 News Mark Duggan: Inquest decision ‘reasonable’ The Court of Appeal has upheld an inquest’s finding that Mark Duggan was ‘lawfully killed’ by a police officer in 2011. Police Professional 29/3/2017 News New Bill’s ‘duty of transparency’ on officers prompted by 28-year Hillsborough fight for fair hearings Police officers and public authority officials face the threat of a prison term if they fail a "truth test" being proposed in legislation born out of Britain's worst sporting disaster. Police Professional 29/3/2017 News Parliament to review security, incident response after attack Two reviews will be held into the attack last week in which a man killed a police officer within the grounds of parliament, the speaker of Britain's lower house said on Wednesday. Reuters 29/3/2017 News What’s good for recruits is good for chiefs: Direct entry proposals sparks debate Ex-ÂDAC says "laughable competition" for appointments means the time has come for direct entry at the top Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/3/2017 News New drug alert system may save lives Greater Manchester is trailblazing an alert system to get a better picture of drug use across the city-region and potentially save lives. The early warning system is an online network of frontline staff from police, health and prison services and other agencies that allows participants to share dangerous and emerging drug trends in their area. Leigh Journal 29/3/2017 News «528052815282528352845285528652875288Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
