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Showing Stories from 12th November 2014 to 19th February 2015
New railway line brings policing challenges
(19/02/15) BTP have been out and about to make sure people are aware of how a new train service might impact on their lives.
Learning series: How to investigate an aggravated burglary - Part 5
(12/02/15) In the final instalment of a five part learning series, Kylie Wilson examines charging suspects, outstanding investigation, case paper preparation, disclosure, victim support, and going to court.
Home Office earmarks £10 million for policing research
(29/01/15) Theresa May says funds will go towards trying to understand why people commit crimes and why crime is falling.
Specialist mental health training reducing strain on force
(27/01/15) A pioneering approach to reducing the time spent dealing with mental health emergencies has been developed. Sarah Ingram reports.
Today's Headlines
2,000 officers resign in a year
National scale of those quitting revealed as Fed rep suggests that the job is being turned into something you no longer do for life..
'Compelling case' to change police widows' pensions rules New inquiry into collapsed police corruption trial More headlines »
