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Category Archives: Policing
Lets honour those who work for us
The following piece was published in yesterdays Argus Newspaper, it relates to the suggestion that we dedicate one of our bank holidays to honour the work of people who work in the public sector: In recent days, the work and demands … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Ambulance, Fire and Rescue, Local government, NHS, Police
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The words that come back to haunt us
Its hard to imagine that when Theresa May was speaking at the Police Federation conference as Home Secretary in 2015, less than two weeks after the last General Election that she could have forseen that she would be forced to … Continue reading
A period of great weakness
On 3rd May Parliament was dissolved. Assuming all goes to plan on 8th June, the estimated date for the opening of the new Parliament will take place on 14th or even 21st June. Clearly it may be possible to bring … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Parliament and Democracy, Policing, Syria
Tagged General Election 2017, Manchester, Syria, Yemen
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A deeply out of touch Home Secretary
The exchange between Amber Rudd and the Police Federation over pay and pay rises appears to have disclosed just how substantial the gap is between the Government which has been setting our laws and budgets for the last 7 years … Continue reading
The real cyber security risks
Its clear from the failure throughout the NHS last weekend that something went badly wrong and there are huge numbers of people who have paid a very dear price for the chaos. The patients and indeed those who work for … Continue reading
A sad end to the weekend
The news that three people died on the roads of Sussex this weekend is tragic for each of their families. Each of these accidents also caused enormous distress for our emergency services who work hard 24 hours a day, 7 … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Policing
Tagged Air Ambulance, Ambulance, Fire and Rescue, Police, Red Cross
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A nation in desperate need of change
This morning there are reports from various sources of how many vacancies or impending vacancies exist in the NHS and our state run educational service. The high levels of vacancies for Nurses estimated at some 40,000 or 11% of the … Continue reading
How and when will the buck stop?
Its perhaps a relief in the very short term that the CPS has decided to take no action against most of the small number of MPs whose campaigns were rigged by the application of large sums of funds from the … Continue reading
A record high – we should be ashamed of
The latest Government statistic shows that on at least one measure this Government has completely failed one vulnerable group in our society. Tragically they are people whose predicament is of little concern to the current Government and unlike the nurses … Continue reading
National Stalking Awareness Week
As the week ends its important to ensure that a focus on the issue of stalking does not diminish. I have been involved in a number of discussions over the last six months involving voluntary organisations such as Suzy Lamplugh … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Community Safety, Police & Crime Commissioner, Policing
Tagged Stalking, Sussex Police, Suzy Lamplugh Trust
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