Tagged: child sexual exploitation, CSE, multi agency, multi agency working, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner
Last week saw the Government host their Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Summit to present their report on the horrific abuses that have been taking place in Rotherham and other areas in recent years. Amongst the well-placed remonstrations and horror at … Read more
Tagged: commissioning, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner
The first few weeks of embracing a new way of working are always interesting ones. You have your moments of frustration as you get to know the new system you’re working with and then you have those wonderful eureka moments … Read more
Tagged: alliantist, cloud technology, commissioning, Community Interest, Domestic abuse, Dorset, engagement, essex pcc, innovation, mental health, pam, PCC
Dorset’s first Police and Crime Commissioner, Martyn Underhill is now entering his third year of office. Since being elected, he has gained national recognition for his victim and mental health work. In April 2014, the Dorset Office of the Police … Read more
Tagged: PCC, police and crime commissioners
I’m really looking forward to following the proceedings at the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) Partnership Summit 2014 next Monday and Tuesday. Despite not being in attendance myself, the wonders of modern technology will allow me to keep … Read more
Tagged: PCC, Probation, victims
pam, the powerful cloud software from Alliantist is being rolled out in Dorset Probation to help the Trust in its work with victims. By being first with the new pan-government accredited IL3 version of the pam platform for all its … 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: collaboration, pam, PCC, police and crime commissioner, policing, Public Service
The new PCCs met the Home Secretary today, amid more bad publicity – this time surrounding the appointment of their assistants and deputies. The Mail on Sunday has headlined their article about the appointments the Thin Blue Gravy Train, and … Read more
Tagged: collaboration, Community Interest, innovation, pam, PCC, policing, Public Sector, Public Service
While researching the election manifestos of the newly elected PCCs, it was obvious, and pleasing, how many of the new commissioners see that finding new ways of working in a multi-agency environment as being a very important part of their … 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