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Showing Stories from 13th October 2019 to 18th January 2020

Derbyshire PCC funds child protection work

(18/01/20) A Police and Crime Commissioner has launched a child protection service to target vulnerable young people.

The path to promotion

(15/01/20) Gaining rank is fiercely competitive and testing so setting a realistic plan is vital, writes former Met Chief Superintendent and borough commander Ellie O'Connor.

PROMOTION CANDIDATE Q&A

(15/01/20) Police Oracle speaks to a successful promotion candidate who scored the fifth highest mark in the country in the inspectors exam.

(15/01/20) The rehabilitation service (15/01/20) Interview: Man in the middle

Chief Constable Bill Skelly continues to fight CoP on degrees

(15/01/20) Lincolnshire chief says he will not implement the College of Policing's requirement that all new officers hold a degree as CoP extends its deadline for forces to June 2022.

(08/01/20) Degree students learn crime prevention from the Met (27/12/19) Art students to build sculpture from confiscated weapons (23/12/19) Met's Mounted branch welcome seven new riders at Imber Court (17/12/19) Direct entry superintendents scheme 'paused' for 2020 by CoP (14/12/19) Fashion students present uniform designs to the Met (11/12/19) Sergeant writes health guide for the 24/7 officer (09/12/19) Chief constable's challenge to policing degree scheme rejected (03/12/19) Interview: Back to basics (02/12/19) Cumbria ACC mentors other senior officers after completing Masters (22/11/19) Happy Birthday to the Fed (18/11/19) Police strength hit by long term absentees and wastage rate (18/11/19) Humberside most improved force in terms of morale survey shows (11/11/19) Indian police develop female victims training with UK force and university (08/11/19) UK and Dutch officers develop joint training around tactical stops (07/11/19) Modern slavery: why police organisations need to look internally (06/11/19) Northamptonshire spends £2.6m on new training centre to open by April (31/10/19) Crime prevention test unites Sheffield teams to combat rise in burglary (31/10/19) Recruits drive could 'inundate' areas with inexperienced staff (21/10/19) New DCC for Gwent Police (17/10/19) Police to get more guidance over tactical contact with suspects on mopeds (16/10/19) 'Discretionary' bravery at risk due to lack of support says chief (15/10/19) Offenders on a DIY path to building a working future after custody (15/10/19) Cheshire throws lifeline to Thomas Cook staff for career in policing (13/10/19) Cleveland boosts control room staff

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First autism friendly custody suite planned in Nottingham

The new suite has been designed according to results of collaborative research from Nottinghamshire Police and the University of Nottingham to reduce the levels of stress for autistic detainees..

Met officer fought to "stay alive" in machete attack Chief Constable Bill Skelly continues to fight CoP on degrees More headlines »