Expert juggler and spinner of plates. Embracing the daily challenges of communications consulting @crestadvisory and frenzied family life. Views mine. Obvs.
Today @institutegc published a report co-authored by our Director of Research Sophie Davis which recommends the government bring forward a new Serious Organised Crime Bill.
#FutureofBritain
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@SouthernRailUK@SouthernRailUK London but also it’s so cold and everyone just wants to wait on the train not on the platform? We have been here for hours and there are kids in buggies
@SouthernRailUK@SouthernRailUK London but also it’s so cold and everyone just wants to wait on the train not on the platform? We have been here for hours and there are kids in buggies
Our CEO Harvey Redgrave spoke to @BBCPanorama about meeting the level of police demand generated by crime in England & Wales.
For the episode Head of Analytics Oli Hutt looked at the numbers around police recruitment.
This thread unpack the findings 🧵
https://t.co/8BaSRjpq8E
Super proud to be kicking off a huge recruitment drive today as the business continues to grow (big, exciting 2024 on the horizon) so if anyone knows anyone who knows anyone....
Are you new to crime & justice and interested in joining the field? Or do you have existing experience and want to build your skills further?
Come and join our team!
We have opened applications for internship, analyst, and senior analyst positions 👇
https://t.co/BcGxzPjIws
Last week, we supported the launch of the Lampard Inquiry, England’s first statutory public inquiry into mental health care. With our partners Add10, we developed branding, messaging, a website, and held a press briefing.
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2/3 The Met Commissioner is right that the law does not currently provide for him to cancel this weekend's protests, unless he has intelligence of social disorder. Whether or not the protests are 'disrespectful' is irrelevant.
3/3 More broadly, we need more focus on the legal framework re: hateful extremism. As @CohesionReview's review laid out in 2021, there are gaps in existing law (e.g. allowing for glorification of terror/ hateful acts). Police must enforce law, its up to MPs to determine content
Today we are delighted to announce the launch of our brand new website 🚀
We’re a purpose-driven team of experts dedicated to improving justice, policing and public safety – our website now demonstrates how we do it.
https://t.co/8blpYEPRB3
Crest is recruiting!
We are currently hiring for the following positions:
- Director of Research
- Senior Analyst
- Analyst
- Intern
Click here to find out more: https://t.co/9O7eF8ZuUE
We are recruiting for a new and exciting role, Director of Research, to lead Crest Insights, our in-house think-tank.
Find full details about the role and information on how to apply, here:
https://t.co/YYOiFLudyJ
Baroness Louise Casey and the report's Lead Reviewer, Sarah Kincaid, are currently answering questions on the findings of the Review before the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee.
Watch live now.
🗣️Tomorrow at 2.45pm, as part of our inquiry on Policing priorities, we will be questioning:
- The Baroness Casey of Blackstock,
Leader @Casey_Review into the culture of @metpoliceuk
- Sarah Kincaid, Lead Reviewer @Casey_Review
- Neil O’Connor, Policy Adviser @Casey_Review
Baroness Casey recommends changes to Met Police stop and search including an officer declaring their badge number, name and reason to each person.
She says the current system “humiliates young black kids.”
Listen on @GlobalPlayer
https://t.co/SdyBDl7qyY
@Casey_Review