New PCC warns chief constable over standards

Headlines

Devon and Cornwall plans biggest-ever operation for G7 summit - A huge mutual aid operation involving 5,500 officers has been outlined for the G7 summit in Cornwall.

South Yorkshire appoints new Deputy Chief Constable - South Yorkshire Police is set for a reshuffle of its leadership team.

Non-Home Office forces lobby to be included in covenant - The three non-Home Office forces are lobbying the government so that their inclusion in the Police Covenant is enshrined in law.

Herts officers win award in honour of murdered colleague - A pair of Hertfordshire officers have had their bravery recognised in an award named after an officer killed on duty.

New PCC warns chief constable over standards

Inadequate rated force must improve former chief super says.

PCC Keith Hunter and CC Justine Curran

Date - 13th May 2016
By - Ian Weinfass - Police Oracle

9 Comments

Humberside’s new police and crime commissioner has warned the force’s chief constable needs to improve standards quickly. Keith Hunter, a former chief superintendent who won on a Labour Party ticket, says Chief Constable Justine Curran...

Do you have an interesting news story? Contact the newsdesk on 0203 119 3303
or alternatively get in touch via the contact form.

'I did my job' says PCC who asked chief to consider retiring early

Humberside faces two reports likely to contain some 'severe criticism' it is believed.

Head of Humberside Police agrees 'to make way for new chief' First ever 'inadequate' police force shows slight improvement More headlines »

And also...

Devon and Cornwall plans biggest-ever operation for G7 summit

A huge mutual aid operation involving 5,500 officers has been outlined for the G7 summit in Cornwall.

South Yorkshire appoints new Deputy Chief Constable Non-Home Office forces lobby to be included in covenant Latest headlines »

Features

Leading from the front

Police Scotland has established an oversight board to make sure the service properly represents the community it serves. DCC Fiona Taylor, who chairs it, explains why it is an important step.

The Brief: duty to account for force Opinion: A fresh model for 21st Century Policing More features »