Is blockchain good news or bad when it comes to policing and crime? Part 2
Blogs, Cybercrime, Digital technology, Fraud, Organised crime
Guest blog by Ian Kearns, Senior Associate Fellow, The Police Foundation In my previous piece, I des
Is blockchain good news or bad when it comes to policing and crime? Part 1
Blogs, Cybercrime, Digital technology, Fraud, Organised crime
Guest blog by Ian Kearns, Senior Associate Fellow, The Police Foundation Far removed from the debate
Rethinking the police approach to domestic abuse
Blogs, Domestic abuse, Justice, Violent crime
This guest blog by Penelope Gibbs, Director, Transform Justice looks at the police approach to domes
Wanted: a national strategy for policing
Blogs, Governance, Police resources, Public policy
Today’s National Audit Office report on the financial sustainability of the police service makes f
Three reasons that innovation is critical to the success of policing
Blogs, Police reform
There is a lot of talk about the importance of innovation in policing. Indeed, it is the topic of th
There are few winners from the blame game in policing: how do the police learn from mistakes?
Blogs, Learning and development
Who’s to blame? When something goes wrong in policing, sometimes tragically and occasionally disas
Modernising neighbourhood policing guidelines: big cogs turning
Blogs, Governance, Neighbourhood policing
The College of Policing has just launched a set of evidence-based guidelines for modernising neighbo
Have police cuts contributed to the increase in violent crime?
Blogs, Children and young people, Drugs and alcohol, Firearms, Violent crime
The Home Secretary has found herself at the centre of a political storm this week over the recent ri
PEEL Effectiveness and neighbourhood policing: Tugging at the bed-sheet?
Blogs, Governance, Neighbourhood policing
A year ago HMIC(FRS)’s annual report on the effectiveness of police forces, led with a headline co
The end of policing?
Blogs, Police legitimacy, Public policy
There has been a long standing debate in this country about the role of the police. Indeed in the sh
Crime is up – blame the police?
Blogs, Crime statistics
One of the features of the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) is that it provides us with ins
A ‘sexting surge’ or a conceptual muddle?
Blogs, Children and young people, Digital technology, Sexual assault
The criminal justice response to ‘sexting’ – defined by the National Police Chiefs’ Council
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