Press Releases

The national football policing lead says he is not yet convinced of the need to reintroduce terracing

ACPO president responds to the tragic news of the death of Wiltshire's deputy chief constable

The following letter appeared in the Mail on Sunday on March 20, 2011

Senior officers learn more about the role of social media in everyday policing

"Sir Hugh Orde, President of ACPO, has not received a pay increase of £27,000.

ACPO President Sir Hugh Orde gives a speech at RUSI on changes in the police service and its ability to adapt to the future

Young people are urged to report stalking and to be careful about the level of personal information they place on social networking sites

ACPO responds to the independent review into public sector pensions

Chief officers welcome Tom Winsor’s first report and hope that it will lay lasting foundations for the police service

ACPO responds to estimates of police job losses over the next four years

ACPO responds to a report about police overtime expenditure

The Home Secretary has outlined tough decisions to be made on police pay and reform

ACPO comments on research for the Police Federation into policing priorities conducted by Ipsos MORI

ACPO responds to the IPCC's release of the police complaints statistics covering the financial year 2009/10

ACPO responds to the Home Secretary's announcement on sex offender notification requirements

ACPO comments on analysis of cases of alleged electoral malpractice

ACPO support for National Specials Weekend

The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall host 90 police family liaison officers to learn more about the work that they do

ACPO responds to an HMIC review calling for police to remain adaptable to the changing nature of protest

ACPO welcomes the government's consultation to simplify the tools and powers available to tackle anti-social behaviour

The police service has launched a new way for victims of hate crime to report the crime online

New street-level data will provide local residents with the ability access information about crime in their area

ACPO responds to the latest release of the Police Service Strength Statistics for England and Wales as of 30 September 2010

ACPO responds to the introduction of a new offence to stop under 18s gaining unauthorised access to airguns

ACPO response to the latest quarterly crime statistics and British Crime Survey results

ACPO responds to the work of national policing units and the future of the Association

Eight police force areas will trial a new approach for handling complaints of anti-social behaviour

ACPO responds to the Government's announcement for new civil injunction to prevent gang-related violence

ACPO responds to the Home Office's announcement on the future of the Forensic Science Service

ACPO responds to the detailed breakdown of how government funding for the police will be allocated across individual forces