31st May 2016
ANALYSIS: New media guidelines proposed by the College of Policing could impose strict new rules on contacts between police officers and journalists. Carina O'Reilly asks if they will protect the police, or smother vital relationships built on mutual understanding.
30th May 2016
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.
30th May 2016
OPINION: Chief Constable Dave Thompson of West Midlands Police pays tribute to efforts made to increase diversity, but warns that police still need to correct assumptions, think harder, and talk about their challenges.
28th May 2016
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.
25th May 2016
OPINION: Are Triage schemes doing their job in mental health emergencies? Serving police officer 'Nathan Constable' warns police forces could be heading down a dead end track with no way to turn around.
25th May 2016
OPINION: Protecting vulnerable people is the new 'volume demand' in policing. Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas, Vice President of the Police Superintendents' Association of England and Wales, outlines the need for a consistent approach to vulnerability.
24th May 2016
IN THE NEWS: Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database
24th May 2016
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
23rd May 2016
ANALYSIS: Following publication last week of the Home Affairs Select Committee's report on police diversity, CoPaCC's Simon Bullock looks at the evidence...
17th May 2016
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11th May 2016
OPINION: Serving officer 'Nathan Constable' argues that following the failings of Hillsborough, the argument that officers shouldn't be punished for the decisions of a small few all that time ago is pointless and wrong.
10th May 2016
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10th May 2016
ANALYSIS: Sarah Ellson, Partner and head of Fieldfisher's Public and Regulatory Law Group, sets out some legal considerations for PCCs in their appointment of Deputy and Assistant PCCs.
9th May 2016
ANALYSIS: Professor Michael Rowe reviews the 2016 PCC Elections and argues that despite a higher turnout and mandate, the PCC model of police accountability still has much to prove.
9th May 2016
ANALYSIS: Adam Simmonds, stepping down as Northamptonshire's PCC this Wednesday, looks back on his time as Commissioner
3rd May 2016
IN THE NEWS: Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database
2nd May 2016
OPINION: Chief Superintendent John Sutherland continues his personal reflections on The Job
26th April 2016
IN THE NEWS: Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database
19th April 2016
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12th April 2016
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5th April 2016
IN THE NEWS: Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database
28th March 2016
IN THE NEWS: Our Weekly Review, drawing heavily on our popular Media Monitor database
22nd March 2016
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