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This issue, the Research Inspector examines some of the studies exploring the workplace ‘voice’, and outlines details of a new survey that is being launched to support our interest in policing inn...
Jan 26, 2021 @ 10:32
By Dr Ian Hesketh, Senior Responsible Officer for the National Wellbeing Service at the College of Policing.
The success of a handful of schemes using dogs to boost officer wellbeing and ease post-incident trauma has prompted the...
Today’s police recruits join a service in which the importance of being open about their emotions and mental health st...
Michael Layton QPM believes there is much to be positive about regarding diversity in the police service as he reflects ...
Irreverent jottings from Staff Officer Stitchley
Following many years of deliberation, the Law Commission has finally published its proposals to codify the offence of 'm...
Delivering the National Policing Digital Strategy will be the focus of next month’s ‘virtual’ Police Digital Summi...
Matt McFadden and Mike Anderson set out eight reasons why consistent digital training for police officers is so importan...
Within a matter of weeks, two issues have brought the conversation back to bias in policing – the insurrection in Wash...
Ian MacDonald examines how police leadership styles have changed over the years, with the so-called ‘masculine’ trai...
Philip Dodd, of Key Access Locksmiths, examines how the coronavirus lockdown impacted crime and security.
Dr Johann Grundlingh argues that medical evidence reporting needs to be reformed to avoid unnecessary delays in charging...
