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Showing Stories from 31st March 2014 to 30th December 2014

Officers praised for saving Christmas

Officers praised for saving Christmas

(30/12/14) Praise for police who reunited people with lost Christmas gifts that were apparently stolen before they could be delivered.

(22/12/14) Officers restore Christmas for conned pensioner

'Grossly hypocritical' ministers stoked firearms 'outrage'

'Grossly hypocritical' ministers stoked firearms 'outrage'

(11/12/14) Former Scottish Justice Secretary stands by his view that outcry over officers openly deploying weapons was not justified.

(11/12/14) CSOs create musical Christmas crime cracker (08/12/14) PCSO suffers 'nasty' leg break tackling suspect (29/11/14) Scheme lets youngsters 'walk in shoes' of police (25/11/14) Public to 'ride along' with officers under scheme (19/11/14) Study shows value of keeping mounted police

Force axes civilian district investigator jobs

Force axes civilian district investigator jobs

(19/11/14) The size of South Yorkshire Police's public protection unit is increasing, but many staff elsewhere face an uncertain Christmas.

(09/11/14) Messaging system keeps communities up to speed (25/10/14) New anti-social behaviour powers come into force (09/10/14) PCSO spends 'third of shift walking to beat' (02/10/14) New ASB powers welcomed by senior officer (19/09/14) Alcohol fueled crime 'testing scant police resources' (02/09/14) 'Hybrid' police structures are not 'maintaining neighbourhood policing' (30/08/14) Online learning for new ASB behaviour laws (30/07/14) Neighbourhood policing 'facing an existential crisis' (29/07/14) High impact zone 'follows New York model' (23/07/14) Alarm over threat to neighbourhood policing (14/07/14) PCSO deployment: Police 'do not utilise valuable resource'

Labour government 'would reduce number of forces'

Labour government 'would reduce number of forces'

(18/06/14) Current 43 force model in England and Wales would be slashed and savings used to bolster neighbourhood policing, says MP.

(16/06/14) World Cup: Austerity 'leading to tough policing choices' (22/05/14) Report: Better support needed for ASB victims (21/05/14) Force rejects 'militarisation' concerns (12/05/14) Police Scotland: Officer numbers and crime rates fall (30/04/14) Force scraps hate crime unit despite rise in incidents (28/04/14) PCSO numbers down in last four years (04/04/14) Retention of 'career specials' crucial (02/04/14) Social media could provide interoperable working strategy (31/03/14) Cuts: Policing 'risks being dragged backwards'

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