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Good practice features
Showing Stories from 1st October 2018 to 9th September 2020
Public mustn't forget the 999 services after COVID-19 is gone
(09/09/20) The public can all do more to show thanks and respect to the officers who protect them, says Christine Elliott, Interim Chair of the College of Policing marking 999 Day.
Profile: the officer wellbeing chief
(08/07/20) Gary Mason reviews the contribution to officer welfare of Lancashire chief constable Andy Rhodes who has announced his intention to retire next year.
Comment: what is real police work?
(07/07/20) As forces have once more been told to prioritise their workload Gary Mason reviews the lessons of policing during the lockdown.
Just another nuisance misper or a trafficked victim?
(05/06/20) An organisation with first-hand experience of criminal child exploitation calls for radical changes to police tactics and mind sets in County Lines missing person cases.
Today's Headlines
Judge throws out action by woman who had clothes changed at station
She was described as being "covered in vomit" by officers and taken to a Liverpool police station, where four female officers removed her outer clothes and gave her a clean, dry outfit..
Force's PPE bill is part of 'destabilising' £44m budget deficit Two hundred arrests after nine forces take part in County Lines op More headlines »
