Press releases
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Policing commits to reforming leadership at all levels
Under embargo until 00:01 on Wednesday, 21 June
Radical changes being made to police leadership
‘Meaning’ – A brand new short film and mental health awareness package launches today
Today (20 June 2023) sees the launch of a brand-new short film and mental health awareness package for policing entitled; ‘Meaning’.
College of Policing response to HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Andy Cooke’s State of Policing 2022 annual assessment
EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 FRIDAY 9 JUNE 2023
New code and guidance for non-crime hate incidents
A new statutory Code of Practice and corresponding Authorised Professional Practice comes into force today for officers responding to reports of non-crime hate incidents.
National police wellbeing survey launches this week
Police officers, staff and volunteers across UK policing again have the chance to give their views on how the service can best support them as the national police wellbeing survey launches this week.
College of Policing rolls out new safety training for officers
New and improved public and personal safety training for police officers has started being rolled out to all forces after successful trials.
New toolkit supports efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour
A new toolkit from the College of Policing will support police officers and staff to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Police vetting rules changed to ensure high standards
Policing will introduce measures to bring national consistency for vetting units and ensure the highest standards are maintained.
Lancashire’s PCC announces independent Nicola Bulley case review
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Andrew Snowden has commissioned the College of Policing to undertake a full independent review.