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Stalking convictions 'shockingly low' says Lamplugh Trust - The leading women's safety charity has demanded action to improve the low conviction rates for stalking. • The Suzy Lamplugh Trust said that despite new legislation to target offenders, out of an estimated 1.5 million cases of stalking in England and Wales only 0.1% resulted in a conviction- Memorial to honour fallen officers to be unveiled at ceremony - The 12-metre-tall brass memorial is a commemoration to all those who have lost their lives in the line of duty as well as a "celebration of British policing". • Years of charity fundraising events and lobbying have culminated in a ceremony to formally mark the official police memorial. Of
- Notts records 21% fall in offending - Targeting high priority offenders during lockdown has led to a major drop in crime for Nottinghamshire. Official data puts the force second to City of London. • The overall fall in crime recorded in Nottinghamshire was way ahead of the national average and only bettered only by the City of Lon
- Issues in forensic lab affect drug driving tests across 23 forces - An investigation into Synlab, a forensic laboratory used by a number forces, is underway after issues arose around the threshold of cannabis levels for a prosecution of drug-driving. • The concerns span 23 forces in England and Wales and reviews into potentially affected cases are ongoing
- Chief and PCC break ranks over 0% pay deal - Senior leaders have broken ranks to outright condemn the 0% pay decision. A PCC has urged the Home Secretary to rethink. • A Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable have both issued strong rebukes to the Home Office over its decision not to award a pay rise. They went further than
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Cheshire brings back office HR functions in house with new contract
Anon
So that just leaves Notts and The Civil Nuclear Constabulary left. Northants and now Cheshire have seen the value of having proper oversight and control of their essential services. MFSS was always overly complicated, inefficient and remote and left users frustrated and dissatisfied.
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Anon
So that just leaves Notts and The Civil Nuclear Constabulary left. Northants and now Cheshire have seen the value of having proper oversight and control of their essential services. MFSS was always overly complicated, inefficient and remote and left users frustrated and dissatisfied.
