POLICE NEWS - 11 NOVEMBER 2005
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Standard of training 'not good enough'
FEWER than half of all forces in England and Wales deliver a good standard of training to their officers and staff, an official report has ...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

Training on long-term effects of stress not up to scratch
OFFICERS receive inadequate training on the long-term dangers of on-the-job stress, an official group of force health and safety advisors has warned. Martyn Grant, spokesman...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

PSNI officers sue over mental trauma
A NUMBER of Northern Ireland officers killed themselves over the pressure of policing the province, Belfast's High Court has heard. The court heard that officers...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

Unison calls for police staff pay audit before any force mergers
PUBLIC sector trades union Unison has called for a pay audit of all police staff before any forces are amalgamated. Ben Priestley, Unison's national officer...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

Cleveland amalgamation cause for alarm, says police authority
DURHAM Constabulary's decision to push for the amalgamation of all three forces in the northeast of England is 'alarming and surprising', the chairman of Cleveland ...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

INTERVIEW - HIV-positive PC who pioneered Met's AIDS policy up for award
PC Andy Hewlett was a 24-year-old probationer in the Met when he discovered he was HIV positive. After making the difficult decision to disclose his...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

Report highlights call-handling failures
FORCES too often 'fail to reach the required standards' of making a good impression when members of the public call in, according to the chief ...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

Law and order
The marketing blurb on a coastal county council's website boasts: 'Glorious countryside, a superb coastline and vibrant towns combine with a rich cultural heritage to ...
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]

Analyse this
'Some individuals may criticise the value of analysts,' says intelligence analyst Suzanne Williams, from Lancashire Constabulary. 'This typically occurs where individuals have a lack of …
[Jane's Police Review - first posted to www.policereview.com – 9 November 2005]