Canterbury Centre for Policing ResearchNew and current students gathered in Canterbury on Friday 9th and Saturday 10th September for the first study weekend of the academic year. Students on the BSc Policing (In-service), MA Policing & […]
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Dr Hadjigeorgiou, comments on BBC Radio Kent in relation to human trafficking to the UK
Dr Demetris Hadjigeorgiou, Lecturer in Applied Criminology, spoke on BBC Radio Kent’s Breakfast programme on 22.08.16 with regards to human trafficking into the UK (2hrs 8mins 40secs).
Emma Williams published Policing Insight Blog ‘Police Now and beyond? First thoughts on graduate training in action’
Police Now, the Graduate Leadership Development Programme for the police, has been controversial in some quarters. Emma Williams lays out her thoughts after spending a day with the scheme, and argues that […]
Dr Paul Swallow in The Express newspaper comments on the terror attack in a church in Rouen, France
Dr Paul Swallow, Senior Lecturer in the School of Law, Criminal Justice and Computing, commented in an article in The Express on the terror attack in a church in Rouen, France, […]
CCPR Director visits New Scotland Yard to speak to the Metropolitan Black Police Association (MetBPA)
Dr Steve Tong was invited by the Metropolitan Black Police Association (MetBPA) to speak at New Scotland Yard on Thursday 21st July. Dr Tong’s presentation was entitled ‘Learning from Mistakes? Policing […]
Dr Paul Swallow interviewed by Radio five Live discussing policing and counter-terrorism
Dr Paul Swallow, Senior Lecturer in Policing, was interviewed on BBC Radio Five Live Breakfast discussing policing and counter-terrorism in France after the tragic events in Nice on Bastille Day. Listen […]
Northumbria Police lectures
Emma Williams visited Northumbria Police with Dr Ian Hesketh from the College of Policing and delivered a joint presentation on organisational justice, well-being and the link to leadership. This was […]
MSc student Gareth Stubbs receives first evidence based policing award
Gareth Stubbs is awarded the first Evidence Based Policing Award from UCLAN on behalf on Lancashire Constabulary for his M Sc thesis on the use of targets and BME recruitment (21st June).