Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115122 total results. Showing results 106081 to 106100 «530153025303530453055306530753085309Next ›Last » Can a new multi-million pound health, liaison and diversion service break the cycle of re-offending? Greater Manchester Police and Crime Commissioner and NHS England's new £15m jointly-commissioned service to support vulnerable detainees and reduce re-offending is the first of its kind and is already attracting considerable interest, but can it deliver on its promises? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 Analysis UKAuthority Live: Digitising Policing UKAuthority's Helen Olsen Bedford hosted a lively discussion of the need for a common IT approach across policing. UKAuthority.com 7/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Robert Leach at UKAuthority’s Digitising Policing webinar On Friday (3 March), I had the privilege of being invited to take part in a UKAuthority webinar on digitising policing and in particular, the need for a common IT approach across policing. Police ICT Company 7/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Amazon hands over Echo ‘murder’ data Amazon has agreed to hand over data from an Amazon Echo that may have been operating as an alleged murder took place, after the defendant consented. BBC 7/3/2017 News PCC announces intention for Northamptonshire Police Headquarters to remain at Wootton Hall Stephen Mold, Police and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire, has today announced that his Office is in advanced negotiations with the Education Funding Agency (EFA) to revise the terms of the sale of part of Wootton Hall, in a move that would see the joint Northamptonshire Police and Fire Headquarters remain on the site. Northamptonshire OPCC 7/3/2017 News Surrey Group Finance Report 2016-17 Appendix B Surrey OPCC 7/3/2017 Report Surrey Financial Overview As At December 2016 Surrey OPCC 7/3/2017 Report Surrey Police Group Financial Report For Month 9 Financial Year 2016/17 This report compares the expenditure and income incurred by both Surrey Police and the OPCC, against the financial plan Surrey OPCC 7/3/2017 Report Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - and now features the latest research from the College of Policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 News Police effectiveness 2016: Robbing Peter to pay Paul? Last week's HMIC police effectiveness (PEEL) report painted a worrying picture about the state of policing. However, Gavin Hales of the Police Foundation argues the demands of HMIC may be impossible to meet for some forces - and that the report should be seen as a warning flag to the Home Office and Treasury that all is not well. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 Opinion Policing entering a crisis? Possibly, but can HMIC prove it beyond any doubt? HMIC last week published their latest PEEL report, on police effectiveness. Crime expert and author Tom Gash provides his thoughts on the analysis they've presented. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 Analysis Onethird sentence reductions will now only be given for guilty plea at first hearing Advice for judges designed to stop lengthy preparations for trials which don't take place Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 News Armed police will no longer be automatically suspended from gun duties if ‘they fire weapons,’ says Amber Rudd The Home Secretary confirmed the rules will be relaxed so that officers will only be suspended in 'exceptional circumstance' The Sun 7/3/2017 News Police handle over 300,000 calls about missing people Police forces in England and Wales received one call every 90 seconds last year about a missing person, official figures show. BBC 7/3/2017 News The Guardian view on sexual harassment in universities: taking it seriously The evidence of staff abusing their position shows that paper policies are not enough. It’s time to enforce them The Guardian 7/3/2017 Feature, Opinion UK police have thwarted Paris-style terror plots, top officer says Mark Rowley, Britain’s most senior counter-terrorism officer, says 13 planned attacks were stopped since 2013 Lee Rigby murder The Guardian 7/3/2017 News Courts must ‘go easy’ on child criminals from chaotic homes Young offenders from “unstable” homes who are exposed to adult criminal behaviour, alcoholism, trauma or unemployed parents may receive lesser sentences under new guidelines. The Times - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 News Police reveal how they nearly screwed up terror mission The Times - Subscription at source 7/3/2017 News London’s wealthiest neighbourhoods set to have own private police force Three of London’s wealthiest neighbourhoods are set to benefit from their own private police force. Former Metropolitan police detectives Tony Nash and David McKelvey will next month launch a private agency to police the streets of Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Mayfair, The Sunday Times has reported. The Standard 6/3/2017 News How the number of West Midlands police officers is plummeting Police numbers continue to fall, with nearly 2,000 officers lost since 2009. The number of police officers in the West Midlands fell by 2.3 per cent between September 2015 and September 2016 to 6,880. Birmingham Live 6/3/2017 News «530153025303530453055306530753085309Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
