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Showing Stories from 26th January 2021 to 5th May 2021

Targets and jail won't cut crime, Police Foundation warns

Targets and jail won't cut crime, Police Foundation warns

(05/05/21) Big reductions in crime can only be achieved by a long-term co-ordinated push by government, according to the Police Foundation.

Crime prevention: a new blueprint for success

Crime prevention: a new blueprint for success

(05/05/21) Dealing with the causes of crime could end sticking plaster policing. The Police Foundation says a rethink is needed – but warns politicians only want quick fixes.

NPCC ducks FPN review call and pledges more enforcement

NPCC ducks FPN review call and pledges more enforcement

(29/04/21) Police chiefs have side-stepped a demand for all COVID-19 fines to be reviewed.

(28/04/21) Stretched forces not responding to 'horrific' volume of retail crime

A large, well-attended peaceful protest until..

A large, well-attended peaceful protest until..

(26/04/21) What was a large peaceful protest was marred by attacks on officers late in the day. Police Oracle contributor Chris Hobbs reflects on how it turned violent.

(21/04/21) Further delay to third phase of undercover policing inquiry (19/04/21) PFNI demand more Tasers after 'horrific' incident (19/04/21) Innovative ideas for Police and Crime Commissioners (15/04/21) Leading from the front (06/04/21) Mutual aid critical to EU border operation, says Kent ACC (31/03/21) Better comms and coordination vital to avoid mistakes, experts warn (25/03/21) Northern forces back crucial research on community relations (24/03/21) Fed warns public order officers at risk and urges single jab protocol (15/03/21) Response officers are the GPs of policing and need support (15/03/21) Reviews ordered after vigil arrests but PM backs Met Commissioner (10/03/21) Public back stop and search but young people concerned, IOPC warns (04/03/21) PSNI chief says Loyalist anger will not stop move to community policing (04/03/21) NI Chief warns job cuts and mutual aid coming without more funding (01/03/21) NI ministers urged to face up to responsibilities by police leaders (24/02/21) Budget gap means 800 jobs at risk PSNI Federation warns (24/02/21) Victims' Commissioner says culture change needed to support victims (23/02/21) Thief taker role 'difficult to do' online where most crime occurs (12/02/21) Accept BAME perceptions on diversity or lose trust, says Inspector (10/02/21) Northamptonshire officers receiving left-over vaccines daily (09/02/21) Young PSNI officers "simply unaware" of shooting sensitivities (04/02/21) Officer isolating after spit attack calls for frontline vaccinations (01/02/21) Victim charities need long-term help, PCCs warn ministers (28/01/21) NPCC urges Department of Health to step in over unused vaccines (28/01/21) COVID-19 is adding to austerity misery, say frontline officers (26/01/21) Hertfordshire installs defibrillators in eighteen stations

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Animal welfare campaigners celebrate Finn's Law part 2

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