ACPO supports the Think! anti-drink drive Spring campaign
The police service is responsible for investigating cases of encouraging or assisting suicide, whether the actual suicide takes place in the UK or abroad and whenever we receive information or intelligence about such a case, these investigations are pursued.
The Observer today published a response from ACPO to an article which ran last week around police training when dealing with people with disabilities and mental health issues
The Summit will be held in Northern Ireland in June
Many of the recommendations outlined today are ideas proposed by the service as steps that we believe will ensure the public we serve retains confidence in the work that we do
The provisional estimates show a reduction in the number of fatalities, casualties and accidents
The Government is bringing in compulsory microchipping for all dogs from 6 April 2016, along with laws on dog attacks extended to cover private property
The current leadership of this service is well qualified: Sir Hugh Orde responds to Lord Geoffery Dear's article “Most wanted: new leadership for the police”
Today sees the official launch of the College of Policing, the professional body for policing. This is an important development as the College will be the first national body to focus solely on strengthening professionalism in the service
The police service is keen to work with the IPCC to improve its response to police complaints and to carefully consider the recommendations made
Figures published today show police officer numbers have reduced to the lowest level since 2002
Twitter has published a transparency report outlining the number of information requests made by police to the social networking site