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Showing Stories from 27th October 2021 to 18th March 2022
CT policing: drawing on the talents of seconded officers and staff
(18/03/22) With a national recruitment campaign under way, the Head of Counter Terrorism Policing reveals why he isn't looking for the usual suspects.
A licence to excel or the backdoor to compulsory severance?
(08/03/22) The proposed licence to practice policing is designed to improve skills and guarantee minimum training levels. But it would also be a process for getting rid of officers judged to be poor performers.
Emotive, dignified and peaceful: the Whitehall 'Free Ukraine' protest
(01/03/22) Chris Hobbs praises the dignified and law abiding protests against Russia's invasion of Ukraine - a sharp contrast to other recent demonstrations in the capital.
Cressida Dick and the Mayor: 'a public humiliation'
(14/02/22) Chris Hobbs, who worked with Cressida Dick, provides a personal perspective on her controversial downfall.
Today's Headlines
"It needs to be easier for police victims to report DA", says review
A joint investigation released today by the College, HMICFRS and the IOPC has found the unique risks of being a police victim of domestic violence are not consistently taken into account..
West Yorkshire to host NPAS for another two years Police Scotland officers to withdraw 'goodwill' in pay row More headlines »
