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Weekly Media Monitor summary

21st June 2016

Dr Carina O'Reilly - Academic Editor, Policing Insight

IN THE NEWS: Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you.

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14th June 2016

Dr Carina O'Reilly - Academic Editor, Policing Insight

IN THE NEWS: Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you.

Policing now? The role of graduate programmes in transforming public services

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10th June 2016

Caoimhe Udom, Institute for Government

ANALYSIS: The police service is the latest sector to launch an innovative initiative to tempt the best and brightest graduates into its ranks. But what can graduate fast-trackers bring to public services? Caoimhe Udom analyses the outcome of a recent panel discussion held by the Institute for Government.

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7th June 2016

Dr Carina O'Reilly - Academic Editor, Policing Insight

IN THE NEWS: Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you.

Seizing the moment: How police volunteers can connect to communities

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3rd June 2016

Terry Wilkins, former PSV Programme Manager, College of Policing

OPINION: In the third in our series celebrating police volunteering, Terry Wilkins calls on police forces to take advantage of the huge range of skills that volunteers can bring, helping to connect police to communities.

Tackling serious and organised crime: The role of local authorities

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2nd June 2016

Dr Anna Sergi, University of Essex

ANALYSIS: What is the role of local authorities in the fight against organised crime? Ahead of a Public Policy Exchange event on 7th June, Dr Anna Sergi of the University of Essex warns that none of our communities are immune from the threat.

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31st May 2016

Dr Carina O'Reilly - Academic Editor, Policing Insight

IN THE NEWS: Our new-look Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they should matter to you.

Positive thinking: Where can PCCs now make a name for themselves?

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30th May 2016

Bernard Rix - Publisher, Policing Insight/PolicingTV

ANALYSIS: PCCs have only four years to establish their legacy before the next elections. Bernard Rix, editor of CoPACC, outlines the four key areas where PCCs can stamp their authority.

Breaking down barriers: The future of fire

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28th May 2016

Andrew Haldenby - Director of the Reform thinktank

OPINION: 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.

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24th May 2016

Policing Insight team

IN THE NEWS: Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database

After the smoke has cleared

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24th May 2016

Philip Mason, freelance journalist

ANALYSIS: Ahead of the imminent, potentially massive, changes to Fire and Rescue Service organisation and structure, former Editor of Policing Today Philip Mason asks if the government has learnt from mistakes made during its parallel reform of the Police Service

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