Tagged: alliantist, collaboration, cost savings, pam, Probation, Public Service, strategic alliance
It’s a quiet time of year to be at work, so it’s a perfect opportunity to look over our achievements at Alliantist, as we plan for the future. So, with that in mind, I’ve been looking at all of our … Read more
Tagged: alliantist, chief constable, innovation, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner, policing
Police and Crime Commissioners have been offered guidance about selecting their chief constables from the National College of Policing (NCP) – no bad thing, considering there are 13 vacant posts. The NCP has put together best practice guidelines to ensure … Read more
Tagged: alliantist, change management, commissioning, local authority, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner, Public Service
Critics of the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCCs) elections have made much of the low turnout of voters, pushing the line that this shows the exercise was largely redundant. Countering this argument is the very real media interest in the … Read more
Tagged: alliantist, commissioning, Community Interest, innovation, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner
The new PCCs have inherited a very complicated ecosystem… but we see it as an opportunity to being in new ways of working and thinking. Here’s our view of the complicated system they will be working with, and a possible … Read more
Tagged: alliantist, change management, commissioning, criminal justice, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner
In the brave new world of the 41 Police and crime commissioners, the incumbents are going to have to hit the ground running. Already pencilled in are meetings with their Police and Crime Panels to review the new Commissioners’ Police … Read more