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Features

Showing Stories from 22nd June 2018 to 9th October 2018

Chiefs warned to listen to 'factory floor' over station-closing epidemic

(09/10/18) Nick Hudson shines a spotlight on cuts to policing in the West Midlands region.

(01/10/18) Detective casebook: Solving the largest acid attack in memory (01/10/18) Police pay tops my priority list (28/09/18) 'When one of our colleagues falls we all feel it' (23/09/18) White Noise: Why did you want to join the police? (13/09/18) Our prison crisis worsens (08/09/18) White Noise: Maple syrup, Nickelback and legalised drugs

Chief: The public must help us, help them

(03/09/18) Lancashire Chief Constable Andy Rhodes tells Police Oracle readers recent incidences of filming officers being assaulted has left him feeling uneasy.

(30/08/18) Life through a lens (29/08/18) What Next for Police Scotland? (22/08/18) The Blue pathway to a new career (22/08/18) 'Who looks after us?' (19/08/18) White Noise: Always look on the bright side of strife (18/08/18) Putting the police station into the pockets of frontline officers (16/08/18) Advertorial: How can technology transform policing training?

Special service: The volunteer officer who signed-up in the 1970s

(14/08/18) Special Chief Inspector Ron McMurdie is about to mark 40 years with a warrant card, he spoke to Police Oracle about his time in Hertfordshire Constabulary.

Respecting the pay process

(02/08/18) Officers are now entitled to question whether the mechanisms in place to set their pay are fit for purpose, says the national secretary of the Police Superintendents' Association of England and Wales.