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North Wales deputy PCC appointment blocked by panel

Inspector turned PCC Arfon Jones had already announced the news on his website Read more ›

Second language recruitment pilot ends at Met

More than 1,000 applied to join the force under strict new rules - including more Spanish than Arabic speakers Read more ›

New recruits struggling with starting salary

New constables in most forces are paid £19,000 which means probationers are cutting back on activities outside of work Read more ›

Policing degrees a step closer to fruition as consultation launched

Three academic routes into the job outlined by College amid acknowledgement transferring costs will save public money Read more ›

Angling inspector now out to catch fish poachers

That is people who steal fish - not those who boil them in milk Read more ›

Outsourcing hundreds of Met staff jobs to be signed-off next week

Case for new partnership has been passed on to London Mayor's office for approval Read more ›

Police degrees: Work on apprenticeships has begun, as Met volunteers to pilot programme

Force supports degree option for all new recruits Read more ›

Most chief constables were the only candidate for job last year

Questions raised over influence of PCCs on process Read more ›

College of Policing to accredit undercover police units

APP for undercover personnel has been made public for the first time Read more ›

Government: Arrangements are no threat to HMIC's independence

Ministers reject calls from select committee to change method of appointment for HM chief inspectors Read more ›

Brave PCs praised after they tackled 'extremely violent' knife-thrower

'These officers displayed immense bravery,' says borough commander after pair injured in incident Read more ›

Retired police officers are a 'very desirable commodity'

Retired officer Mark Holdgate says there should be an onus on the police service to provide coaching and mentoring to officers about to retire Read more ›