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Showing Stories from 4th May 2020 to 16th November 2020

(16/11/20) Research on street cannabis strength leads to warning on addiction (09/11/20) 'Reality of knife crime' shown in video funded by Nottinghamshire's VRU (14/10/20) Officers who completed and passed ICT-glitch exam will not have to re-sit (08/10/20) Forces and partners working to tackle online romance fraud (07/10/20) Exam candidates urged to test IT

Interview: 'Some of the best cops I worked with didn't have a degree'

Interview: 'Some of the best cops I worked with didn't have a degree'

(29/09/20) The police degree system will not move the dial on BAME recruitment according to Nottinghamshire Superintendent Sukesh Verma. He tells Gary Mason why.

Mentoring: a career pathfinder

Mentoring: a career pathfinder

(24/09/20) A former Staffordshire superintendent will be one of the mentors on a new scheme aimed at helping officers from under-represented groups achieve their potential in the service. He tells Gary Mason how mentoring influenced his own career.

(12/09/20) Repeat exposure to stress leads to errors by officers, says US research (24/08/20) Met commissions a "cultural awareness toolkit" (12/08/20) Force recruits stage sit-in at campus (12/08/20) Policing College to offer pathways into officer and support roles (29/07/20) Getting into policing quickly (20/07/20) Head injuries common among officers, study suggests (16/07/20) First UK force achieves national equality and diversity standard (08/07/20) NCA and cyber company to provide gamers with ethical hacking sessions (30/06/20) Mike Cunningham to stand down from College of Policing (22/06/20) Chief Constable Bill Skelly says PEQF concerns remain (18/06/20) Lincolnshire Chief Constable Bill Skelly to retire in December (16/06/20) Police degrees: a 'rear mirror' review of costs and abstraction rates (15/06/20) Seven-force partnership policing degree deal with Anglia Ruskin (08/06/20) Short-term measures to fill posts 'could harm officer welfare' (04/06/20) College of Policing to confirm online exam dates by mid-June (01/06/20) College extends online promotion exams to end of year

Comment: what is the problem with direct entry?

Comment: what is the problem with direct entry?

(22/05/20) You don't have to have rolled around on the floor with strangers to be a good detective argues Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol.

(21/05/20) Vision on: the future of training and Continuous Professional Development (18/05/20) Praise for Northumbria officers' role in youth project to combat ASB

Promotion exams go online as some forces confirm sergeants early

Promotion exams go online as some forces confirm sergeants early

(12/05/20) Promotion assessments are going ahead despite the COVID-19 outbreak.

(06/05/20) New video content to help officers study for promotion exams (06/05/20) Youth Endowment Fund commits £6.5m to reach 'invisible children' (04/05/20) New recruit training will go on despite training centre closures

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