Police Reform e-Bulletin / Home Office, 5 November 2008
http://police.homeoffice.gov.uk/publications/police-reform-e-bulletin/policing-policy-e-bulletin-119?view=Standard&pubID=592181
"This page links to the Police Reform e-Bulletin, which is published every fortnight for those working on the police reform programme. Issue 119 has been added.

UNISON Police Staff Conference: Speech by Jacqui Smith / Home Office, 17 October 2008
http://press.homeoffice.gov.uk/Speeches/HS-speech-at-unison-police-conf
"This is a transcript of the speech by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith at the UNISON police staff conference in Glasgow on 16 October 2008. She talks about the policing green paper and the importance of police confidence."

Police Superintendents Conference: Speech by Jacqui Smith /Home Office, 29 September 2008
http://press.homeoffice.gov.uk/Speeches/speech-hs-police-supers-conf
"This is a transcript of the speech by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith at the Police Superintendents Conference on 16 September 2008. She talks about police confidence and why she sees it as being at the heart of a new, broader based and radical model of reform."

Police chief criticises targets / BBC, 15 August 2008

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7562477.stm

"A senior police officer has criticised some Home Office targets, saying they have had a damaging impact on policing in England and Wales. Chief Constable of Staffordshire Chris Sims said they encouraged a "policing to targets" culture, rather than one focusing on the public's needs."

E-Bulletin (116) July 2008 Home Office, 25/07/2008

http://police.homeoffice.gov.uk/publications/police-reform-e-bulletin/e-bulletin-116?view=Standard&pubID=570890
"Find out about the Policing Green Paper, Sir Ian Magee's review, the latest crime statistics and police strength statistics, and the PCSO review."

The Policing Green Paper: From the neighbourhood to the national - Policing our communities together / Home Office, 17 July 2008

http://police.homeoffice.gov.uk/publications/police-reform/Policing_Green.pdf
"This green paper explains how the Government will work with police to prevent crime, improve public confidence and give people more information about crime and policing where they live and work."


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