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Showing Stories from 8th July 2020 to 17th February 2021

Pandemic policing deputy chief constable to retire in May

(17/02/21) DCC Paul Netherton spent the last six months seconded to Home Office to help with the national response to COVID-19.

Poor quality data 'magnifies risk' on systems such as PND

(03/02/21) Chief constable secures funding for data office to help deal with "vast volumes of legacy data".

(12/01/21) Comment: the limits of COVID enforcement (05/01/21) Retired DI admits management failings in relation to 'toxic' unit (04/01/21) Operational independence 'at risk from long term budget cuts' (31/12/20) Year review: so long 2020 (22/12/20) Chiefs must step up on CPD and support, warns Cunningham (18/12/20) Comment: statistics can't lie?

Superintendent resigned after gross misconduct finding

(15/12/20) Force hearing said he would have been dismissed without notice for lying about affair which was not itself deemed 'inappropriate'.

(14/12/20) Dyfed Powys chief to retire next year (01/12/20) Prosecution partnership between police and CPS "is under strain" (11/11/20) Review says complaints body should have 'significant' increase in powers (11/11/20) GMP wins award after tailoring HR processes to attract ex-military (19/10/20) PSNI unveils 'more practical and comfortable' uniform trial (01/10/20) Police Scotland to office-share in Aberdeen to save cash and carbon (29/09/20) Interview: 'Some of the best cops I worked with didn't have a degree'

Failing the stress test?

(23/09/20) Almost 10,000 officers signed off sick due to stress and mental health issues in 2019/20. Is this a sign that forces are getting better at identifying those who are struggling or evidence of an untapped epidemic? Police Oracle investigates.