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Showing Stories from 7th February 2020 to 26th February 2021
Future leaders need new skills and be 'less risk-averse'
(26/02/21) Chief constables will need a wider skillset to meet future challenges, senior leaders have warned.
Stephen Fulcher: 'officers under investigation are cut adrift'
(19/02/21) A conversation with a murderer began the end to a detective's career at the same time a misconduct investigation contributed to another officer taking his own life. Former detective superintendent Stephen Fulcher tells the story of two complaints investigations.
Government offers 2.5% pay rise
(21/07/20) The government has offered a 2.5% pay rise to police officers in England and Wales – exactly half what the leaders of frontline officers had asked for. But the Fed has called it "a step in the right direction".
Retention of experienced officers is a priority, Home Office says
(06/05/20) Home Office claims the rate of those leaving voluntarily before the normal retirement age is now 2%.
Today's Headlines
IOPC passes file to CPS over Met taser incident
A file of evidence has been passed to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to consider charges of Grievous Bodily Harm against a Metropolitan Police officer after a man was tasered in north London..
NI Chief warns job cuts and mutual aid coming without more funding New DCC for South Wales makes move from Northumbria More headlines »
