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Pioneering new research published on domestic homicides and victim suicides

A ground-breaking project set up in 2020 to establish the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on domestic homicides has now published its first findings.

26th August 2021

Mark Welton joins the POP Team

Mark Welton joins the Policing Organisation and Practice Team as a Lecturer and is part of the team designing and delivering the material for the PCDA

16th August 2021

What is it like to be a Practice Tutor at the OU?

Abigail Salter tells us more about her experience as a Practice Tutor with the POP team.

12th August 2021

Police and academics working together to improve rape and serious sexual assault investigations

Project Bluestone, working in partnership with academic experts and Avon and Somerset Constabulary, sought to improve the investigation and response to rape and serious sexual assault.

11th August 2021

Reflections on a Senior Practitioner Fellowship with the CPRL

Lucy Bottomley recently completed a 3-month secondment to the Centre from Thames Valley Police working as a Senior Practitioner Fellow.

6th August 2021

Professor Jason Roach joins the Centre as a Visiting Professor

Jason tells us more about his experience and research interests.

14th June 2021

Dr Sarah-Jane Lennie joins the POP Team

Dr Sarah-Jane Lennie joined the Policing Organisation & Practice team as a Lecturer in May 2021.

9th June 2021

Dr Shona Morrison joins the POP Team

Dr Shona Morrison joined the Policing Organisation & Practice team as a Lecturer in May 2021.

9th June 2021

Andy Rhodes Webinar

In this Webinar Andy Rhodes will draw on his experiences as national police lead for wellbeing before and during the pandemic, arguing that the evidence base for workforce wellbeing has stood up under pressure.

8th June 2021

CPRL Annual Conference 2021

The Annual Centre of Policing Research and Learning Conference on “Resilience in Policing and Publics” was held last month (26th to 29th April).  

25th May 2021
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