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What Works innovation fellowships – applications now open

Apply to spend 18 months generating and championing evidence that helps the UK tackle violence against women and girls

A closeup of the author, Alice Ames, in uniform.

Psychological safety in policing

Long read: exploring how senior leaders can create psychological safety within their force

A close up of the author, Yassin Desai, wearing the Blue Light Hijab

Blue light hijab

My idea: redefining safety for Muslim women in frontline services

Slavery and trafficking risk orders

Practice note: understanding the effectiveness of slavery and trafficking risk orders

Includes video

Fraud, cyber and economic crime training available

New free training helps officers and frontline staff tackle the UK's biggest crime

Stalking or harassment – have your say

We're consulting on updated guidance for stalking or harassment

A close up of a custody suite, with green painted walls, bean bags and desktop computers.

Children and young person custody project

Practice note: improving custody environments for children and young people

An antisocial behaviour campaign poster titled 'it's not that bad' with the 'bad' crossed out surrounded by illustrations of drug use.

‘It’s that antisocial’ campaign

Practice note: improving understanding and encouraging reporting of antisocial behaviour

New training for neighbourhood sergeants and inspectors

Specialist leadership training available as part of the next stage of our neighborhood policing programme

The authors, Alastair Twidale and Alex Crisp.

A conversation between two staff officers

Police sergeants Alastair Twidale and Alex Crisp reflect on their roles as staff officers

Lorna Dennison-Wilkins, in scuba gear in front of a police vehicle.

Studying body movement in water

Reflections on my research into body movement in water to aid missing person investigations

Illicit vaping

Working collaboratively to educate young people on the dangers of illicit vaping

Going equipped

Going equipped is the College's operational and frontline publication written by and for police officers and staff.

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