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Comment in response to new police powers following Coronavirus Government Legislation
Chief Constable Mike Cunningham, College of Policing CEO, said: “I want to thank everyone working in policing for their hard work and professionalism during these incredibly testing times.
College bursary 2020 opens for applications
Today (Monday, 9 March), we are launching our fifth bursary scheme giving police officers and staff across England and Wales the opportunity to apply for financial support towards their higher education fees.
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Publicising your Force Winner of the College of Policing Awards 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Bedfordshire Police - Publicising your College of Policing Award winner 2019
Messaging for internal force communications channels (embargoed until 12/03/20)
Policing hate crime guidance ruled to be lawful
A High Court judge has today rejected a claim that the College’s hate crime guidance is unlawful.
College of Policing statement in response to Home Office announcing an overhaul of the police complaints and discipline process
Marcus Griffiths, head of ethics and professional standards at the College of Policing, said: “The new reforms will benefit policing and the public by ensuring complaints are handled in a reasonable, proportionate and timely manner.