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College of Policing Chief welcomes new Met commissioner
The Metropolitan Police has announced Sir Mark Rowley as the force's new commissioner.

Police must improve how they respond to domestic abuse allegations against officers and staff
There are ‘systemic deficiencies’ in the way some police forces in England and Wales deal with allegations of domestic abuse against their own officers and staff, an investigation has found.

PCSO handbook update reflects importance of role
New version published by the College of Policing to standardise entry route methods and align training with police constable degree apprenticeship

Report to help tackle domestic homicides and suicides published
Domestic homicides and suicides are an enduring problem although figures remained relatively stable during lockdown

New College CEO – Chief Constable Andy Marsh
'Leading the organisation in a renewed mission to support and improve policing'

New independent chair appointed to scrutinise plan of action on race
Barrister Abimbola Johnson to play crucial role in addressing historic disparities and a confidence gap in the relationships between Black people and the police

Macpherson report: 22 years on
'There is more to be done including building confidence in the police, especially among Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities'

Police numbers boosted by thousands of new officers
Extra 9,814 police officers recruited as part of government’s pledge to bring additional 20,000 officers into the service by 2023

Police and CPS need to work closer together to secure justice
Report finds that joint ownership of problems and solutions will build trust and secure justice for victims of rape

HMICFRS praises police response to domestic abuse during pandemic
'Brilliant examples of forces using innovative new ways to keep victims safe' – report finds