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Tag: VAWG

Showing Stories from 12th December 2022 to 11th August 2023

Inquiry launched into treatment of women and girls in GMP custody

(11/08/23) Greater Manchester's Mayor and Deputy Mayor have appointed Dame Vera Baird to carry out the inquiry after being left 'concerned' by recent media reports of poor treatment.

VAWG: Met moves from 'counting crimes to weighing them'

(31/07/23) The force's Chief Scientific Officer Professor Lawrence Sherman says there have been enquiries from the UK and abroad since this approach was unveiled on July 18.

Met faces recruitment and budget issues as it launches 'new Met' plan

(18/07/23) The force ended 2022/23 with a shortfall of over 1,000 officers and would require an extra £878m investment - equivalent to 9,600 PCs at full cost - to match its 2012 funding the Commissioner has said.

(10/07/23) Forces holding more abusers to account through strangulation law (10/07/23) Op Reassure empowering TVP leaders to address cultural issues (11/05/23) College research into indecent exposure as a 'trigger' offence (05/04/23) Hampshire piloting multi-agency forum to aid VAWG strategy (29/03/23) Nottinghamshire VAWG work to encompass gyms (21/03/23) Police Scotland's VAWG strategy has eye on future threats (14/03/23) Less than 1% of officers and staff accused of VAWG sacked (14/03/23) Less than 1% of officers and staff accused of VAWG sacked (06/03/23) PCC creates support services 'directory' to reduce reoffending (28/02/23) Cambs proactive patrol catches man "moments after sexual assault" (22/02/23) Almost half of ongoing conduct investigations VAWG-related (22/02/23) Almost half of ongoing conduct investigations VAWG-related (22/02/23) Almost half of ongoing conduct investigations VAWG-related (22/02/23) Almost half of ongoing conduct investigations VAWG-related (20/02/23) Sex offender training helping to 'build officer and staff understanding' (03/02/23) Stalker jailed after Met uses analytical software for VAWG case (24/01/23) Probation staff 'forgetting' to do police checks due to high caseloads (24/01/23) Probation staff 'forgetting' to do police checks due to high caseloads

Why are women afraid to walk alone?

(08/01/23) Poppy Murray explains the thinking behind a public safety campaign she started in Guernsey which is now being introduced in schools and other public bodies.