Tag Archives: ACPO

Leadership – no place for police staff?

Posted on April 11, 2011 by

The Neyroud report on police leadership. Last week the long awaited report on police leadership was published for consultation. It was written by Peter Neyroud, the ex chief constable of Thames Valley Police. The report is intended to propose a … Continue reading →

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ACPO Digital – ‘the end of digital’?

Posted on March 23, 2011 by

I was fortunate to help arrange the recent ACPO event on digital technologies and social media, in conjunction with NPIA and Google. The event was deliberately small, and aimed at senior strategic leaders across UK policing. Attendees included Sir Hugh … Continue reading →

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Uk GovCamp 2011

Posted on January 23, 2011 by

Thoughts from UK Gov Camp 2011 Along with around 170 other folk I gave up my Saturday and went to Microsoft in London for UKGC11 – an ‘unconference’ for people in the public sector to discuss social media, tech issues, and anything … Continue reading →

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Confidence and Legitimacy ACPO Conference update

Posted on July 1, 2010 by

Some interesting comment and discussion over the past couple of days at the ACPO conference.  Theresa May’s speech has been well covered but there are some points worth a more detailed look. The central theme of the Home Secretary’s speech … Continue reading →

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