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Retired NI officers launch judicial review against Police Ombudsman
Fed accuses forces of misleading officers on Time Off for Dependants
Police Scotland managed Cop26 response with £13m underspend
MoJ warned uncosted and vague victim reforms will hit forces
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Big police IT projects 'would benefit from independent scrutiny'
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Complaints are about forces not people, data reveals - Most complaints are about service delivery not conduct, a force and the Fed have revealed. And most result in no further action. • Perceptions about complaints by the public have been challenged after a force and the Fed reviewed official data. Most issues about policing are linked to ou- Over half of officers chose policing to make a "positive difference" - Results of a recent survey have shown that 59 per cent of officers chose their career in order to make a positive difference. • Meanwhile, 53 per cent also have been involved in their local community since they started their career. The survey was carried out by ‘Opinion Matters&
- Surrey PCSO hospitalised after targeted knife attack - A female Police Community Support Officer is being treated for serious injuries after being stabbed in a targeted attack. • Surrey Police has issued an appeal for witnesses after an off-duty Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) was stabbed by a teenager. The officer was taken to hospital
- Police Scotland retention row raises fresh questions in England - The storm over retention rates has returned with claims that forces are hiding the true extent of people quitting. • A row in Scotland over officers leaving the service has renewed concern over the situation in other UK forces. Police Scotland may not be the only force grappling with a s
- Staff side reviews pay strategy as public sector strikes loom - Staff leaders are recalibrating their response to a government warning that pay deals won't match rocketing inflation. • Frontline leaders have pledged to push for a 'fair' pay deal despite a government warning it intends to keep to below inflation rises. It comes as the Scott
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New commissioner must accept "extent of Met's cultural problems"
Ian
Given that the Mayor and the Home Sec are never likely to be able to agree a place-person that can meet both their wishes, it is going to be an impossible task for whoever takes it. I cannot imagine that Sir Robert Mark would be applying for the job if he were around to do so today, given his views on high standards in public office.
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Ian
Given that the Mayor and the Home Sec are never likely to be able to agree a place-person that can meet both their wishes, it is going to be an impossible task for whoever takes it. I cannot imagine that Sir Robert Mark would be applying for the job if he were around to do so today, given his views on high standards in public office.
