Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101042 total results. Showing results 1241 to 1260 «596061626364656667Next ›Last » PolicingTV highlights compilation (3rd-13th March 2025) This highlights package explores the West Yorkshire Police's Race Action Plan aimed at improving policing for black communities, the integration of AI in public contact management, and the challenges of addressing violent crime, particularly domestic violence. It also highlights personal experiences of hearing loss within the police force, emphasizing the importance of cultural awareness and community engagement in policing. PolicingTV 11/4/2025 Feature, Video Police force accused of anti-white bias has fair recruitment, says Cooper Home Secretary will not intervene after West Yorkshire force allegedly prioritises ‘under-represented’ ethnic groups The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/4/2025 News Officer involved in pursuit acted appropriately IOPC investigation finds But the IOPC decided it would be appropriate for the police driver to undertake reflective practice and address performance issues informally via the individual’s line management. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2025 News Garda hospitalised for injuries following hit-and-run in Co Westmeath REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda was treated in hospital after he was injured in a hit-and-run incident in Westmeath this morning. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2025 News A commitment to put dozens more police officers on the streets of County Durham and Darlington has been welcomed A commitment to put dozens more police officers on the streets of County Durham and Darlington has been welcomed by Durham Constabulary. Durham Constabulary 10/4/2025 News Somerset detective sacked for pretending to work from home Philippa Baskwill, who worked on child protection, found to have weighed down laptop keys with phone The Guardian 10/4/2025 News Garda struck in hit-and-run incident during traffic patrol stop in Westmeath REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Driver sped off after being stopped over number-plate alert. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2025 News APCC statement on new neighbourhood policing measures The Prime Minister has unveiled new plans as part of the rollout of the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. Responding to the announcement, APCC Chair and PCC for Merseyside, Emily Spurrell said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/4/2025 News Detective who pretended to work from home sacked A police detective who pretended to work from home and spent hours browsing online shopping sites while on duty has been fired. BBC 10/4/2025 News Police officers being taught they have white privilege Thames Valley putting members of force through equity training despite claims of discrimination The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/4/2025 News More detail announced on the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee 3,000 additional neighbourhood police officers and police community support officers will be in post within the next 12 months, the government has confirmed. Home Office 10/4/2025 News Predictive policing has prejudice built in Ilyas Nagdee of Amnesty International and others respond to government plans to use personal data to identify people most likely to become killers The Guardian 10/4/2025 Feature, Opinion Officer in police pursuit ‘acted appropriately’ before fatal collision A police officer involved in a pursuit of a vehicle in Greater Manchester before it was involved in a fatal collision “acted appropriately”, an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation concluded. Police Professional 10/4/2025 News Response to PM’s announcement on neighbourhood policing plans PFEW welcomes more bobbies on the beat but concerns remain over force budget cuts and retention crisis. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/4/2025 News New measures to put neighbourhood bobbies back on the beat unveiled by Prime Minister The Prime Minister has unveiled new measures as part of the rollout of the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee aimed at restoring confidence in policing. Police Professional 10/4/2025 News Statement in response to Telegraph article You may have seen some articles in the national media today (Thursday, 10 April), suggesting that West Yorkshire Police is blocking or even rejecting white British applicants in our recruitment process. West Yorkshire Police 10/4/2025 News West Yorkshire Police denies positive discrimination accusations West Yorkshire Police has rejected positive discrimination allegations in the UK press today (10 April) that white British-born candidates have been blocked from applying for jobs as part of attempts to boost diversity. Personnel Today 10/4/2025 News VicPD hires Vancouver deputy as new police chief, becoming first woman in role CANADA: A deputy police chief in Vancouver is leaving the B.C. mainland to take on the top job at the Victoria Police Department. The Victoria and Esquimalt Police Board has appointed Fiona Wilson as its next police chief, making her the first woman in history to helm the department. CTV News (Canada) 10/4/2025 News PSA Response to Government Announcement on Neighbourhood Policing PSA President Nick Smart has responded to today's government announcement on neighbourhood policing Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 10/4/2025 News United Kingdom-European Union policing and law enforcement cooperation in the post-Brexit era Cooperation between European law enforcement agencies has grown reflecting deepening social and economic cooperation between European states. The formal withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) (‘Brexit’) generated concerns that the ever-developing structures and processes of cooperation would become fragmented with implications for security. However, few studies have empirically documented the impact of Brexit in its immediate aftermath on policing cooperation. This article starts to fill this empirical gap. Between 2021 and 2023, we drew on a substantial number of interviews with senior, active stakeholders from both police and judicial cooperation in UK and EU areas, in order to critically assess how UK and EU law enforcement personnel have understood the changes brought about by Brexit and worked together in the immediate post-Brexit environment. We find a perception amongst stakeholders that the UK’s departure from the EU was muted over the immediate Brexit period. This was the result of formal contingency planning pre-Brexit, enduring informal relationships between practitioners, and a ‘cushioning’ effect provided by the COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions. However, we also find complexity. Stakeholders reporting that the implications of Brexit may not be revealed for some time; a perception that the UK had lost influence in decision-making at both the policy and operational level; and that some areas of UK-EU cooperation have been more affected than others (notably in the fields of information exchange and extradition). We consider the implications of these findings. Policing and Society 10/4/2025 Research article «596061626364656667Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
