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Showing Stories from 7th June 2021 to 2nd August 2021
Get'em young - are we trying to engage with children too late?
(02/08/21) A Met BCU is piloting a project that puts officers in primary schools to build relationships with children before they reach secondary school after finding barriers are going up younger.
Degrees: challenging the 'Old Guard'
(13/07/21) The public rightly expects police officers to be educated professionally and trained to the highest standards argues Martin Tangen.
Life after the job: 'I know I'm one of the lucky few'
(08/07/21) Like many officers after 30 years' service, Andy Labrum was struggling to figure out how to translate his skills and experience to a new role. In the first of a new regular column he explains how he got there and what inspired him to help other officers in a similar position.
Interview: the loss of IPLDP during a changing workforce
(05/07/21) The make-up of recruits via the degree programme is again under the spotlight as Superintendent Sukesh Verma tells Police Oracle how his force and others will be impacted by the loss of IPLDP.
Today's Headlines
Staffordshire roll out body armour for all its police dogs
Armour has special lining that helps dissipate heat from the body..
West Midlands PC guilty of assaulting two people over two days West Yorks Federation Chair calls for right to strike consultation More headlines »
