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Showing Stories from 27th July 2023 to 28th November 2023

Devon and Cornwall efforts to improve call handling 'on the right track'

Devon and Cornwall efforts to improve call handling 'on the right track'

(28/11/23) Response times, to both emergency and non-emergency calls, was one of the issues which saw the force placed into special measures in October 2022.

West Midlands Police moved into enhanced monitoring

West Midlands Police moved into enhanced monitoring

(24/11/23) CC Craig Guildford disagrees with the inspectorate's decision, arguing that recent evidence provided 'should inform a much more comprehensive and fair assessment' of the force.

PSNI cyber support units a plus but mobile backlogs remain

PSNI cyber support units a plus but mobile backlogs remain

(23/11/23) CJI made seven recommendations in 2017 to improve how the criminal justice system deals with cyber crime in Northern Ireland.

Kent has improved investigations but lingering issues impacting victims

Kent has improved investigations but lingering issues impacting victims

(21/11/23) The force has also improved how it communicates with communities to identify problems and gather intelligence, as well as how it records information about children or vulnerable adults.

(10/11/23) Merseyside rated outstanding at dealing with organised crime (08/11/23) TVP's child protection performance is 'inconsistent and ineffective' (08/11/23) New PSNI chief confirmed 'with long list' of things to fix (03/11/23) Paramilitary taskforce doing 'some outstanding work' in NI (31/10/23) West Mercia improves victim contact but investigative shortcomings remain (26/10/23) NI leaders need to prioritise 'a real change' in victim services (10/10/23) PSNI managing misogyny better than forces in England and Wales (06/10/23) Met's approach to child protection requires 'immediate attention' (06/10/23) GMP operation which tackled OCG-blighted area wins Tilley Award (04/10/23) Suffolk struggling with call handling but has improved investigations (04/10/23) Merseyside praised for prevention focus but backlogs cause concern (03/10/23) Some Police Scotland officers from legacy forces don't have vetting (29/09/23) Are we about to get a new national police improvement agency? (21/09/23) Warwickshire, Northumbria and South Yorkshire all 'adequate' at vetting (20/09/23) Cleveland emerges from special measures after four-year process (20/09/23) Force out of special measures with better ICT and crime standards unit (20/09/23) Appointing temporary chief to lead PSNI 'open to legal challenge' (07/09/23) Gloucestershire trialling new tech to strengthen vetting processes (04/09/23) Home Secretary calls in HMIC over activism 'risks skewing policing' (25/08/23) 'Deeply regrettable' that recording of ethnicity data hasn't improved (23/08/23) West Midlands Police appoints four new Assistant Chief Constables (16/08/23) 'Lack of oversight' at the heart of custody concerns in West Midlands (11/08/23) Inspection of the police contribution to the prevention of homicide (04/08/23) The 'immersive' leadership programme plugging the gaps in West Yorkshire (03/08/23) Staffordshire still needs to improve quality of child protection investigations (27/07/23) Met accepts IOPC recommendations after missing person failings

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