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Advertorial: Making apprenticeships fit for policing
(26/06/18) Leading public sector training provider Premier Partnership has teamed up with some of the UK's top universities to create the Police Degree Apprenticeship Consortium.
New positive action scheme introduced at the Met
(21/06/18) Force paying full costs for women and minority ethnic candidates to take pre-training qualification.
Chief barred from leading force for two years had misconduct 'case to answer'
(07/03/18) Report kept confidential since 2016 raises concerns about Mark Gilmore buying car for son from firm he dealt with professionally.
1918 strikes: 'I rang Scotland Yard and told them there is likely to be trouble'
(08/02/18) This year marks a century since the strike of the Metropolitan and London City Police – an event that changed policing in this country irrevocably. Police Oracle editor Martin Buhagiar looks back at the circumstances that led to a stand-off and dispute which, ultimately, gave the government of the day no choice but to concede.
Today's Headlines
Capital's Fed calls on Khan to reverse congestion charge for officers
The head of the Metropolitan and City of London Police Federations have written a joint letter to Sadiq Khan, demanding officers are once more exempt from London's congestion charge..
Police Scotland appoints two new ACCs from outside force Fast tracked healthcare should be a mainstay of the Covenant says Fed More headlines »
