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Sexual exposure and contact sexual offending evidence review

Sexual exposure should be treated as a serious sexual offence, rather than only serious on the basis that it may escalate to contact offending

Working in surveillance

Spotlight on a role: Surveillance officer

College of Policing steps up wellbeing support for officers in the midst of disorder

Our Oscar Kilo wellbeing vans have been deployed across the country to provide rest and respite for officers

Community resolutions and education about dogs

Practice note: Using responsible dog ownership and assembly talks in schools to reduce dog attacks

Ethical use of data and technologies guidance – have your say

We’re consulting on new guidance for data ethics and data driven technologies in policing

The Whole Story – book review

Investigating Sexual Crime – Truth, Lies and the Path to Justice by Patrick Tidmarsh

College sets out support for public order officers after Downing Street meeting

Police chiefs warn that violent disorder is not acceptable and not welcome in our communities

Back of an on-duty officer standing near an ambulance

Police Race Action Plan: progress report

The College of Policing and National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) have published a report outlining the progress of the Police Race Action Plan (PRAP)

Securing victim support in hate crime investigations

Practice note: Addressing crimes that have a disproportionate impact on minority communities

Chief Constable condemns Southport violence

Sir Andy Marsh said grieving families must be at the forefront of our minds and thugs brought violence to a devastated community.

Reducing anti-social behaviour with alleyway lighting

Problem solving: how lighting can be used to reduce anti-social behaviour

Live facial recognition – five things you need to know

Live facial recognition (LFR) uses live camera feeds of faces to locate people of interest.

Going equipped

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

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