Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114987 total results. Showing results 109801 to 109820 «548754885489549054915492549354945495Next ›Last » U-turn as Police Scotland chief constable Phil Gormley’s financial interests are published The Sunday Herald revealed earlier this year that Gormley was temporarily living rent-free at a castle owned by the Government. He is now staying at the Tulliallan Police College on a longer-term basis and paying rent. The Herald (Scotland) 9/8/2016 News Kent Police ordered to pay aggravated damages in race discrimination case A tribunal found senior officers had subjected a British Asian constable to racial discrimination and police witnesses had “suffered a collective memory loss” while giving evidence about a key aspect of the case. The Independent 9/8/2016 News Essex Police defends perks given to chief constable, more than the annual salary for a frontline officer Mr Kavanagh is allowed to claim more than £7,500 for his car each year and almost £7,000 for his house. He receives a £17,600 chief officer allowance and can claim more on top for expenses, such as for food and travel, without the need to provide receipts. Gazette (Essex) 9/8/2016 News Ten misconduct cases against Humberside Police officers Testing positive for Class A drugs, using an automatic number plate recognition camera to photograph a woman's cleavage, and posting offensive comments about the chief constable on social media are just some examples Hull Live 9/8/2016 News Ex-Northumbria police chief Sue Sim tells of ‘sexist, money-grabbing boys’ club’ culture at force A former police chief has said her biggest battle was with the force's "sexist, money-grabbing" culture. The Telegraph 9/8/2016 News Keeping it human: What next for new PCCs after the first 100 days? The first hundred days of a new PCC are overwhelmingly busy and full of meetings and helpful advice. But few of these will directly address the most important aspects of making a success of the job. Karen Drury looks at the relationships, and the necessary managing of conflict, needed to keep the show on the road. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/8/2016 Opinion Perks mean police chiefs get 21% pay boost The Times - Subscription at source 9/8/2016 News Former marksman: Police watchdog ‘treating officers like criminals’ Express & Star 9/8/2016 News Culture of greed at the top of the police For a second day, the Mail’s investigations unit exposes the corrosive culture of greed, idleness and sexist bullying at the very top of the police service. Mail Online 9/8/2016 Feature, Opinion Ex-Northumbria police chief tells of ‘sexist, money-grabbing boys’ club’ News & Star 9/8/2016 News New powers to tackle slavery at sea Thousands of law enforcement officers across the United Kingdom will be empowered to join the fight against modern slavery at sea using new powers in the Modern Slavery Act which come into force today (8 August 2016). gov.uk 8/8/2016 News Police acted ‘unlawfully’ in data case, says tribunal A judicial tribunal which investigated whether Police Scotland breached spying guidelines has ruled the force acted "unlawfully." BBC 8/8/2016 News Hundreds apply to become direct entry inspectors Almost 900 people applied for direct entry inspector roles at forces outside London Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2016 News North Wales Deputy PCC appointment blocked by panel A police and crime commissioner announced the appointment of his new deputy two days before the decision was blocked by the police and crime panel Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2016 News Police Scotland spend ‘baffling’ £2m on football crime unit Police Scotland has spent over £2.1m over the last three operational years on a football-only crime unit. STV News 8/8/2016 News Met Police ‘does not know’ cost of Midland abuse inquiry The Metropolitan Police does not know how much was spent on one of its high-profile child sexual abuse investigations, it has told the BBC. BBC 8/8/2016 News Irish police launch probe after ‘zero-day’ attack hits computer networks Police in Ireland have launched a probe after a hacker attempted to break into its computer network, forcing officials to temporarily shut down several of their systems to ensure the security of data held on staff and the public. International Business Times UK 8/8/2016 News Police officers ‘buying own hand sanitiser and bin bags due to budget cuts’ Police officers in Scotland have been forced to buy their own hand sanitiser and bin bags due to budget cuts, it has been claimed. The Mail (North West) 8/8/2016 News Police Scotland told to pay journalist £10,000 over illegal intercepts Police Scotland has been ordered to pay a journalist £10,000 in damages after it illegally intercepted his communications data in an investigation into a botched murder case. The Guardian 8/8/2016 News Panel Financial Outturn 2015/ 2016 The purpose of this report is to set out the financial outturn for expenditure incurred in support of the Merseyside Police and Crime Panel during 2015/ 2016. Merseyside OPCC 8/8/2016 Report «548754885489549054915492549354945495Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
