Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115085 total results. Showing results 106681 to 106700 «533153325333533453355336533753385339Next ›Last » Yorkshire police force brings in mediators to deal with complaints A Yorkshire police force has brought in a team of mediators to help deal with complaints made about its officers by members of the public. Express (Hemsworth and South Elmshall) 1/2/2017 News TVP Council Tax Precept 2017/18 Report to PCP This represents an annual increase of 1.99% Thames Valley OPCC 1/2/2017 Report Report of the Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel Budget Task and Finish Group Emergency Service Mobile Communications Programme, a national project to replace Airwave with a digital solution and broadband coverage for all three emergency services requires an additional £1m. Policing Insight 1/2/2017 Report Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Draft Police and Crime Plan 2017-20 Policing costs 43p a day per person compared to a national average of 55p – Cambridgeshire Constabulary is the cheapest force outside London. Cambridgeshire OPCC 1/2/2017 Report Realising The Opportunities From The Policing And Crime Bill The Fire Authority will be under a duty to co-operate with the Commissioner in the development of a local business case. Cambridgeshire OPCC 1/2/2017 Report Cambridgeshire PCC’s Precept Report 2017/18 The Constabulary and the OPCC are able to balance the books with a 1.97% increase to the policing element of the council tax for 2017/18. Cambridgeshire OPCC 1/2/2017 Report Policing – a vision for 2025 The media is full of stories about the threat of cyberattack on states, companies and individuals. Uber and AirBnB have fundamentally disrupted long established industries. Citizens can file tax returns and apply for passports online. But only a tiny proportion of police forces around the world offer citizens the ability to report crime online and then to track the progress of their case. McKinsey & Company 1/2/2017 Report Scotland Yard to adopt new fleet of hybrid police cars and bikes to combat toxic air in London Scotland Yard is launching a ‘green revolution’ with a new fleet of hundreds of hybrid electric cars to help combat London’s toxic air crisis. The Standard 1/2/2017 News PCCs: What’s the plan? Crest Advisory takes a look at PCCs' Police and Crime Plans Crest Advisory 1/2/2017 Analysis, Feature Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £38,428 to £50,396 pa. Closes: 6th March 2017 University of Roehampton 1/2/2017 Jobs Supreme Court rules PSNI had power to stop flag protests A Belfast resident has won a case at the UK's highest court over the failure of the PSNI to prevent union flag protests. The Irish News 1/2/2017 News Leaders face public scrutiny as Police Scotland said to be ‘in crisis’ Policing leaders are being summoned to a parliamentary summit to answer the charge of “an organisation in crisis” as Scotland’s national force faces a growing funding gap heading over the £200 million barrier. Police Professional 1/2/2017 News North Wales to get 17 more police officers as budget increase finally passed Police boss Arfon Jones gets precept approved after spat with crime panel North Wales Live 1/2/2017 News New York City police to wear body cameras under labor settlement New York City and its largest police union settled on a tentative five-year labor contract on Tuesday that includes salary increases while also agreeing that all patrol officers will wear body cameras by the end of 2019. Mail Online 1/2/2017 News Force acted unlawfully in monitoring officers’ phones A force acted unlawfully in using RIPA legislation to monitor the phones of two of its officers, a tribunal has ruled. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2017 News Stop-and-search can’t be based on a hunch A new code of practice should prevent police officers acting on "hunches" The Scotsman 1/2/2017 Feature, Opinion Top judges rule snooping by Cleveland Police was unlawful A panel of top judges ruled yesterday that Cleveland Police acted unlawfully when it monitored the phones of Northern Echo journalists to track down a series of leaks. The Northern Echo 1/2/2017 News Dissident murder bid probe hindered by silence of public, warns police chief Hamilton But PSNI chief says 'we’ve enough people to do the job' Belfast Telegraph 1/2/2017 News Lincolnshire Police welcome new Chief Constable Bill Skelly Lincolnshire Police have today welcomed their new Chief Constable Bill Skelly as he starts work with the force. Lincolnshire Reporter 1/2/2017 News Philippines president orders police to stop all anti-drug operations Rodrigo Duterte says military and narcotics enforcement agency under his office will continue the war on drugs The Guardian 1/2/2017 News «533153325333533453355336533753385339Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
