Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114960 total results. Showing results 111001 to 111020 «554755485549555055515552555355545555Next ›Last » Decisions of Significant Public Interest: Forward Plan 1st May 2016 – 31st August 2016 APPENDIX B Nottinghamshire OPCC 30/5/2016 Report Leaving EU risks national security, say Labour PCCs BT.com 30/5/2016 News Metropolitan Police poster boy quits force over ‘lack of support’, weeks after being shot at on patrol The Telegraph 30/5/2016 News Irish police challenge the Northern Irish police to a Running Man dance challenge and the result is magnificent The Irish Post (Republic of Ireland) 30/5/2016 News Young unemployed fill special constable roles in move branded ‘policing on the cheap’ by unions The recruits will work alongside regular officers patrolling the streets, but will be paid the minimum wage of £7.20 an hour Mirror 30/5/2016 News Humberside Police ‘defensive’ over report criticising treatment of naked man NEWLY-elected Humberside police and crime commissioner Keith Hunter says a statement issued by the force after they were criticised in a report could have been seen as "defensive". The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) investigated after an innocent man with broken legs was strip-searched and left naked in a cell at Clough Road Police Station, Hull, for five hours. Hull Live 29/5/2016 News Hertfordshire Police shines a light on lesbian and gay hate crime specialists The Rainbow Flag was proudly flying above police stations across the county last week. Hertfordshire Constabulary has been focusing on LGBT hate crime for several years and, in a bid to appear more open to victims of such attacks, is shining a light on several specialist officers who are the public face of the fight against hate. Herts Live 29/5/2016 News Cyber crime new focus for Derbyshire Police after shake-up A POLICE force has undergone a complete 'reshape' as it looks to tackle the everyday problems connected to cyber crimes. Policing Insight 29/5/2016 News Racist Croydon police officer who ignored reports of stabbing sacked for gross misconduct A racist police sergeant who ignored reports of an ultimately fatal stabbing less than a mile away from the station she was in has been sacked for gross misconduct. Croydon Advertiser 29/5/2016 News Scottish Police Federation anger at plan to employ cut-price cops Unemployed Scots are being drafted in as full-time special constables in a move blasted as “policing on the cheap” by unions. The Sunday Post 29/5/2016 News Music festivals on ‘high alert’ for terror attacks, say police Music festivals this summer will be on “high alert” for terror attacks along with large sporting events, according to a senior Metropolitan Police officer. The Independent 29/5/2016 News Greater Manchester Police’s IPCC referral over woman’s death A police force has referred itself to the watchdog over the death of a woman hours after she spoke to officers about an alleged assault. BBC 29/5/2016 News Review Of Membership – Balanced Appointment Objective To consider the Panel’s membership and any changes required to meet the balanced appointment objective as required by legislation. Nottinghamshire OPCC 29/5/2016 Report Results Of The Police And Crime Commissioner Election Nottinghamshire. To inform Members of the results of the recent Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election. Nottinghamshire OPCC 29/5/2016 Report Nottinghamshire Chief Constable Recruitment The Chief Constable has notified in writing to the Police and Crime Commissioner his intention to retire on 22nd July 2016 following his 30 year service in policing. Nottinghamshire OPCC 29/5/2016 Report Breaking down barriers: The future of fire Andrew Haldenby, Director of the Reform thinktank, welcomes the government's sweeping proposals for fire service reform - and warns if change doesn't happen voluntarily, the government may force it through anyway. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/5/2016 Opinion PCC wants to merge police and fire services Peterborough Telegraph 28/5/2016 News Restorative justice sees Jewish community meet abusers Key 103 (Manchester) 28/5/2016 News Theresa May’s inquiry into sharia courts is long overdue There are times when the state does need to interfere in religious observance, to protect all its citizens and ensure that all are equal in the eyes the law The Independent 28/5/2016 Feature, Opinion Crime boss Alison Hernandez told she has ‘not done powerful role justice’ at emergency meeting Plymouth Live 28/5/2016 News «554755485549555055515552555355545555Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
