Blog post theme: Blogs

There are few winners from the blame game in policing: how do the police learn from mistakes?

Themes: Blogs, Learning and development
Published: 2nd August 2018
Who’s to blame? When something goes wrong in policing, this is understandably many people’s first reaction.  But this search for individual fault and accountability can undermine another important objective:  learning...

Modernising neighbourhood policing guidelines: big cogs turning

Themes: Blogs, Governance, Neighbourhood policing
Published: 4th July 2018

Have police cuts contributed to the increase in violent crime?

Themes: Blogs, Children and young people, Drugs and alcohol, Firearms, Violent crime
Published: 11th April 2018

PEEL Effectiveness and neighbourhood policing: Tugging at the bed-sheet?

Themes: Blogs, Governance, Neighbourhood policing
Published: 27th March 2018

The end of policing?

Themes: Blogs, Police legitimacy, Public policy
Published: 16th March 2018

Crime is up – blame the police?

Themes: Blogs, Crime statistics
Published: 14th March 2018

A ‘sexting surge’ or a conceptual muddle?

Themes: Blogs, Children and young people, Digital technology, Sexual assault
Published: 31st January 2018

Welfare or well unfair: are sickness absence policies in policing counterproductive to the welfare agenda?

Themes: Blogs, Governance, Police wellbeing, Workforce
Published: 29th January 2018

Reflecting on the MOPAC evaluation of Police Now’s first cohort

Themes: Blogs, Police leadership, Workforce
Published: 25th January 2018

Reflections on the Police Effectiveness in a Changing World project

Themes: Blogs, Burglary, Neighbourhood policing, Police effectiveness, Violent crime
Published: 4th January 2018
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