All news Category: - Any -EventGoing equippedListicleBriefExplainerCase studyConsultationNewsViews Sort by: Most recentLess recent 17 June 2025 New technology guidance and APPs published News New guidance on data ethics, data-driven technologies and artificial intelligence 14 June 2025 Enhanced video response (EVR) Going equipped Long read: responding to non-emergency calls for service by video 10 June 2025 Diary of an internet intelligence investigation researcher Going equipped Alice Hancock shares what it’s like working in the digital investigations and intelligence team at Thames Valley Police 7 June 2025 It does matter campaign Going equipped Practice note: raising awareness of non-contact sexual offences and empowering people to report these crimes 5 June 2025 Investigating missing children and adults: five things you need to know Going equipped Learn how communications data such as WhatsApp and Snapchat can be used in missing person cases 3 June 2025 Working in counter terrorism Going equipped Spotlight on a role: counter terrorism security advisor 1 June 2025 Dressing for disorder Going equipped Long read: how enclothed cognition and uniform type affects police officers’ self-perception 30 May 2025 Predictive Policing and Artificial Intelligence – book review Going equipped Criminologists Ken Pease and John McDaniel on how AI technologies can be used in policing 30 May 2025 Recognition of prior experience and learning Explainer Recognising the skills and knowledge gained during a career in policing and using these in further study 30 May 2025 Professional development content has moved News Professional development content is now available on the College of Policing website and College Learn. 28 May 2025 Mounted police APP published News Updated authorised professional practice (APP) standards for caring and working with police horses 27 May 2025 Dyslexia in police leadership Going equipped Assistant Chief Constable and NPCC neurodiversity lead, Matt Welsted speaks about his dyslexia and how organisations can support neurodiversities. Pagination Current page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next Next Last Last Going equipped Going equipped is the College's operational and frontline publication written by and for police officers and staff.Go to all issues
17 June 2025 New technology guidance and APPs published News New guidance on data ethics, data-driven technologies and artificial intelligence
14 June 2025 Enhanced video response (EVR) Going equipped Long read: responding to non-emergency calls for service by video
10 June 2025 Diary of an internet intelligence investigation researcher Going equipped Alice Hancock shares what it’s like working in the digital investigations and intelligence team at Thames Valley Police
7 June 2025 It does matter campaign Going equipped Practice note: raising awareness of non-contact sexual offences and empowering people to report these crimes
5 June 2025 Investigating missing children and adults: five things you need to know Going equipped Learn how communications data such as WhatsApp and Snapchat can be used in missing person cases
3 June 2025 Working in counter terrorism Going equipped Spotlight on a role: counter terrorism security advisor
1 June 2025 Dressing for disorder Going equipped Long read: how enclothed cognition and uniform type affects police officers’ self-perception
30 May 2025 Predictive Policing and Artificial Intelligence – book review Going equipped Criminologists Ken Pease and John McDaniel on how AI technologies can be used in policing
30 May 2025 Recognition of prior experience and learning Explainer Recognising the skills and knowledge gained during a career in policing and using these in further study
30 May 2025 Professional development content has moved News Professional development content is now available on the College of Policing website and College Learn.
28 May 2025 Mounted police APP published News Updated authorised professional practice (APP) standards for caring and working with police horses
27 May 2025 Dyslexia in police leadership Going equipped Assistant Chief Constable and NPCC neurodiversity lead, Matt Welsted speaks about his dyslexia and how organisations can support neurodiversities.