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Crime outcomes are now published and available for the public to track ahead of the PCC elections.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Three senior appointments have been made to the new National Crime Agency.
Three senior appointments have been made to the new national crime agency (NCA).
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission has ruled that Abu Qatada will remain in custody ahead of next stage in his deportation process.
Quotas are not the answer to boosting the number of women on boards, is the clear message to Europe today.
People applying for criminal records checks will be put through tougher identity checks from today.
Home Office circular 012-2012 Broad subject: Police service Issue date…
Football fans heading to the European Championships this summer should check their passport is valid before travelling, the IPS warns.
Being a Police and Crime Commissioner is a 'big job for a big local figure', the Prime Minister said today.
The election of police and crime commissioners across England in Wales will be a landmark in the government’s programme of police reform.
Being a police and crime commissioner is a 'big job for a big local figure', the Prime Minister said today. Being a police and crime commissioner is a ‘big job for a big local figure’, the Prime Minister…
Home Secretary Theresa May was joined by campaigners and celebrities at a Downing Street reception to launch two new support services for missing children.
Radical reforms to the immigration system are starting to take effect, the most recent quarterly Office for National Statistics (to September 2011) and Home Office (to March 2012) migration figures show.
This written ministerial statement on the informal meeting of the G6 group of ministers was laid on 24 May 2012 in the House of Commons by…
Successful bids for a share of £1.2m funding to support young people suffering sexual violence, including by gangs, have been announced.
Police and Crime Commissioners will be required to swear an oath of impartiality when they are elected to office in November, the Government announced today.
Police and crime commissioners will be required to swear an oath of impartiality when they are elected to office in November.
People affected by antisocial behaviour will have the right to force action from the police and local agencies through new proposals.
This speech was given by Theresa May at the Association of Chief Police Officers' annual conference. The speech is checked against delivery.
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