Stop and search: Tactical bias is affecting police legitimacy
In her speech at the recent Conservative Party Annual Conference, the Home Secretary made the reform
What works in policing domestic abuse?
Last week the Police Foundation held its annual conference on Innovations inpolicingdomestic abuse.
A cautionary word on evidence-based policing
As recently reported on PoliceOracle.com, ACPO vice presidents Sir Peter Fahy and Sara Thornton have
Burglary risks and partnership approaches
In my last blog I dealt with the changing partnership landscape that confronts police efforts to tac
Cuts, partnerships and police effectiveness
This is my first blog since I took over from Jon Collins as Deputy Director of the Police Foundation
Is rural crime under-policed?
Yesterday (11 August) the National Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Society, the UK’s leading ru
Policing in austerity: doing well but could do better
Tom Winsor, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary, has just published his end of term
Just doing her job: the Home Secretary’s Police Federation speech
Last month the Home Secretary delivered a scathing speech to the Police Federation. Reported by the
What are the police for?
London’s Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime recently published a report in which he (together
How should we use police targets?
The House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee recently published Caught red-handedR
Should the Met be abolished?
Earlier this month, writing in the Guardian, Owen Jones reflected on the troubling findings of the S
Government dragging its feet on stop and search
Last week Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper threw the Labour Party’s weight behind reform of
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