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Category Archives: Policing
The IOPC needs to be better understood by Parliament
A few days ago I wrote this blog when it was announced that Priti Patel was to call on the HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services to review how the Metropolitan Police handled the £2.5m Operation Midland, … Continue reading
We need some consistency across the public sector
The news that today Priti Patel will be calling on the HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services to review how the Metropolitan Police handled the £2.5m Operation Midland, which probed claims of a VIP abuse ring but … Continue reading
We all need to work hard to prevent hate crimes
A few days ago I was privileged to participate in a meeting to examine some hate crime cases that were being dealt with by Sussex Police. I sit on a committee that meets once a quarter and examines if the … Continue reading
How long will the second of these take?
Its hard to understand how someone as out of touch with the reality of our nation as Johnson has become our Prime Minister. That only 93,000 people voted for him in one sense is not an issue. After all if … Continue reading
Any ‘Tommy Robinson’ supporters must call for these two to be prosecuted
It is hard to treat the ‘Tommy Robinson’ campaigners with any credibility but I do know of at least one person who calls for him to be freed. In any event there are a number of people here in the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Policing
Tagged Gerard Batten, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, Tommy Robinson, UKIP
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Boris did not get a very long Honeymoon
It would be very easy to feel a bit sorry for Boris Johnson right now, if only his behaviour and attitude had been more open and genuine over the last decade or two. He was appointed by his party as … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Boris Johnson, Frank Field
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Tories are playing games with police funding or they are incoherent
The need to supply large sums of funds to enable police forces to recover some or all of their losses based on the last 9 years is clear to anyone who spends time talking to senior officers or reading the … Continue reading
Is Jacob’s comment about rehabilitation credible?
When Hove MP, Peter Kyle raised his concern to Jacob Rees-Mogg about Dominic Cummings on the last day of Parliament, it was clearly a concern that many other MPs and indeed people outside of the House of Commons also have. … Continue reading
Posted in Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Dominic Cummings, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Peter Kyle, Rehabilitation
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The various statements since Wednesday coming from Boris and his colleagues are beginning to look a bit confusing. His promise before he was elected as leader of the Party to supply 20,000 more police officers had already been brought into … Continue reading
Don’t confuse task groups with a meeting every 18 weeks!
A series of questions and answers took place in the House of Commons on Monday that involved Sajid Javid and the focus was related to “Violent Crime: Young People” and knife crime was seen as one of the key elements … Continue reading
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