Cumberland Lodge Police Conference 2025: How the police are thinking ahead to tackle Violence Against Women and Girls
Blogs, VAWG
Violence against women and girls is not inevitable. With political will, police reform, and genuine
PCCs and Police Governance: One failed experiment after another?
Blogs, Governance
Home Office Ministers confirmed this week that the “failed experiment” of elected Police & C
Should retailers adapt to prevent shoplifting?
Blogs, Crime prevention, Theft
Last week’s figures from the British Retail Consortium’s (BRC) Annual Crime Survey made for head
Overburdened and undervalued: Inside the world of modern detectives
Blogs, Crime investigation
Adrian James and Richard Carr - Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool Centre for Advanced Poli
Understanding why people with dementia go missing and how the Herbert Protocol can help
Blogs, Crime prevention, Missing people
Phil Atkins, Business Development Manager – MedicAlert When a person with dementia goes m
Policing needs to unlock the power of information
Blogs, Data science, Digital technology
Policing is an information business. It is, at its heart, an exercise in managing risk using the inf
To halve VAWG we must target the perpetrators and the system holding them in place
Blogs, Domestic abuse, Sexual assault, Violent crime
Harvey Weinstein, R Kelly, Crispin Odey, Jeffrey Epstein, David Carrick, Dominique Pelicot, Mohammed
We shouldn’t lose sight of crime and harm happening outside London
Blogs, Domestic abuse, Neighbourhood policing, Violent crime
This morning I’ve been reading a domestic homicide review into the death of *Elizabeth in Angl
The police have a problem with Gen Z
Blogs, Children and young people, Neighbourhood policing, Police legitimacy
Prof Bobby Duffy – Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Policy Institute, Kings Coll
Tackling online fraud: Is it time to take a different approach?
Blogs, Online Fraud, Policies and Practice, Victim Impact
A recent report by Crest Advisory in partnership with Birkbeck and the Police Foundation found that
Police volunteering: It’s time to use citizen power
Antisocial behaviour, Blogs, Crime prevention, Neighbourhood policing, Police resources, Volunteering
The citizen has always been central to our model of policing, but police and public safety volunteer
Blueprints: Designing local policing models for the 21st century
Blogs, Neighbourhood policing, Police effectiveness, Police resources
Introducing a new research project from the Police Foundation What’s the best way to deliver
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