Podcasts about lancashire police

In this episode, I spend some time with two police officers from the South Rural Task Force for Lancashire Police to talk to them and see how they are combatting rural crime in our county. This episode is also in video over on our YouTube channel.

Police who investigated the disappearance of Nicola Bulley from beside a riverbank have been heavily criticised in a damning report. Lancashire Police's decision to reveal the mother-of-two's mental health issues was condemned as "avoidable and unnecessary". The College of Policing's chief executive officer Andy Marsh said there was "substantial learning" for the Lancashire force. On the Sky News Daily, host Niall Paterson is joined by former chief constable of Northumbria Police Sue Sim, who was the top officer at the force when gunman Raoul Moat shot his ex-girlfriend and killed her new lover, before shooting a police officer. She explains the criticisms and the difficulties when dealing with high-profile cases. Plus, Martin Brunt, our crime correspondent, details what the report says about Lancashire Police's investigation. Producer: Emma Rae WoodhouseInterview producer: Melissa TutesigensiPromotions producer: David ChipakupakuEditor: Philly Beaumont

Claire MxEnery is a former Detective Superintendent with Lancashire Police. She is now an Ordinand (Trainee Priest) in The Church of England. She will be ordained in Petertide in 2024 and will serve her curacy in Lancashire.

Thousands flock to Lytham to celebrate the wartime spirit. The Big Dipper's big birthday, GCSEs in Nelson, Blackpool's health MOTs and on the road with Lancashire Police.

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Conan D'Arcy is joined by John Edwards, the UK Information Commissioner, for a wide-ranging conversation on data privacy and big tech, reform of the UK's GDPR, the independence of the ICO, Edward's decision to intervene with Lancashire Police, ‘government by WhatsApp' and much more.Top in Tech is a production of Global Counsel, a strategic advisory firm based in London. We help companies and investors manage risk and see opportunities in politics, regulation and public policy. You can learn more about our work by visiting our website. If you or your business is impacted by the trends in this conversation, you can reach out to our TMT team by clicking here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Colin & James discuss the three contenders for First Minister, Kate Forbes, Humza Yousaf, the salad vegetable shortage, Brexit, the first year of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Lancashire Police's treatment of Nicola Bulley, energy bills going up again, Tennessee's drag ban - and a first look at the trailer for Tetris.

Dave Mangan is a former Lancashire Police officer who had previously served with the Royal Military Police. However he commenced his Police career in Cumbria. He met his wife at the Police treatment centre in Harrogate and as a result transferred to Lancashire.During his service he trained as a diver and carried out a role as a decompression chamber operator. his skills were utilised with those who had suffered carbon monoxide poisoning. He describes the recovery of weapons and bodies from the water.Dave thrived in the field of Public order and operational planning. During his career he gained qualifications as a Sports Ground Safety Officer, L5 Crowd Manager, Trainer and Assessor in the work place. As a senior police officer was accredited by the College of Policing as a Silver Public Order Commander, Bronze Commander, Policing Events Qualified and Tactical Firearms Commander. Upon completion of his UK police service, he was employed as the Strategic Lead for Safety and Security at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club where he was responsible for overseeing the safety and security of Hillsborough Stadium, liaison with the SAG, SYP and other key stakeholders. During his employment he attained my Diploma in Stadium Spectator Safety through MITRE Training. he continued to work in the event industry as a senior member of FGH Security with Strategic responsibility for delivering complex security and crowd safety operations for major events including successful delivery of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and working as Safety Officer at Cartmel Racecourse.In September 2013 Dave was on a tour of the UK with his father Mike. On 11th September 2013, Mike sadly died when he was in collision with a vehicle in Wheddon Cross, Somerset Lancashire Police. As a result Dave produced Mikes Last Ride which has been published as a book and since its inception Mike's Last Ride has won a national award from EVCOM (Event and Visual Communication Association) in the Social Media Campaign category and a silver award at Cannes Corporate Media and TV Awards for Informational films. It also came runner up in the 2014 ACPO Outstanding Contribution to Road Safety category. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The family of Nicola Bulley have called for an end to the “speculation and rumours” about her private life. Their plea came after Lancashire Police was criticised for disclosing that the mother-of-two suffered “some significant issues with alcohol” in the past, which had resurfaced over recent months. Forensic search and rescue expert Peter Faulding, who was involved in the search for Nicola Bulley speaks to TalkTV's Jeremy Kyle about the case.

The Home Secretary has demanded an “explanation” from Lancashire Police as to why aspects of missing Nicola Bulley's private life were disclosed at a press conference, a source close to Suella Braverman said. The Conservative police and crime commissioner for Lancashire, Andrew Snowden, said the force were being “as transparent as they can be” following the press conference.

Twenty years on from the march against the Iraq War, Patrick Maguire is joined by historian Phil Tinline to ask whether protests ever actually work. They hear from some of the people who have organised the UK's biggest recent marches, including the ban on fox hunting, tuition fees and Brexit, to reflect on how effective their protests really were. Plus the New Statesman's Rachel Cunliffe and former Number 10 adviser Jimmy McLoughlin discuss whether women are routinely subjected to victim blaming after Lancashire Police released the health information of missing person Nicola Bulley, why Liz Truss is staging her comeback, and the state of Britain's courts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lancashire Police is facing a backlash this week for sharing personal details about missing mum Nicola Bulley to the general public. The case has received huge public interest since the 45-year-old went missing three weeks ago today. Online sleuths who have cast doubt on the police effort – determined to crack the case themselves – have been a growing distraction. Who are the TikTok detectives sharing theories online, and are they motivated by anything bigger than clicks and followers?This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes.Guest: Darryl Morris, Times Radio presenter.Host: Manveen Rana. Clips: TikTok, Sky News, GB News, 5 News, BBC News, Telegraph. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Time will tell' if Lancashire Police were right to reveal details of Nicola Bulley's private life, including her issues with alcohol and HRT treatment. Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley joins the show live. The force investigating her disappearance referred itself to the police watchdog over prior contact with Nicola Bulley. And as Sir Keir Starmer meets Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv, Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy joins live. All of this and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole Show podcast.

Scotland is looking for a new first minister. As the race to replace Nicola Sturgeon starts to take shape, Newsnight's Kirsty Wark, “fresh” off the sleeper train from Edinburgh, and Scottish Labour leader, Anas Sarwar, share their views on what's next for Scottish politics and independence. The family of missing Nicola Bulley say speculation about her private life needs to stop. A policing expert, and a press officer who worked on the Madeleine McCann case, explain why Lancashire Police revealed details about her personal struggles. And after Adam personally tried and tested the postal delays, we hear from someone who received a letter from the Royal Mail more than 100 years late. Today's Newscast was made by Daniel Wittenberg with Chris Flynn and Rufus Gray. The technical producer is Mike Regaard. The senior news editor is Sam Bonham.

Lancashire Police have come under-fire for the revelations they made overnight about the missing mother Nicola Bulley who's not been seen for nearly three weeks. Why did they say so much - after weeks of near silence? And how damaging has that been to trust in the police? And we look at another communications disaster in the making - a train derailment in Ohio is threatening environmental catastrophe. Yet the authorities are accused of a cover up - and conspiracy theories are starting to flourish.....You can watch our episodes in full at https://www.globalplayer.com/videos/brands/news-agents/the-news-agents/The News Agents is a Global Player Original and a Persephonica Production.

PJ talks to TalkTV's Oliver Whitfield-Miočić who says the entire media strategy of Lancashire Police is being called into question in the search for Nicola Bulley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Police say a number of “persistent myths” continue to circulate following the disappearance of Nicola Bulley. TalkTV went to the village of St Michael's on Wyre to speak to local residents about Bulley's disappearance and how they feel about the case of the missing mum. Ms Bulley disappeared while walking her springer spaniel, Willow, in the village of St Michael's on Wyre after she dropped her two daughters – aged six and nine – at school on January 27. Lancashire Police say they are being “inundated with false information, accusations and rumours” about the case which is “distracting” them. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, senior investigating officer Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith said: “We're really grateful to members of the public for ringing in to the inquiry, we wouldn't have got this far without everyone's help.

The search for missing mum Nicola Bulley has entered its 18th day. Lancashire Police are continuing to trawl the River Wyre towards the sea at Morecambe Bay, working on one hypothesis that Ms Bulley could have fallen in. TalkTV's Claudia Liza spoke with search and rescue expert Peter Faulding who had been working on the case about what may have happened.

Police have rejected suggestions that missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley could have been a victim of crime. Supt Sally Riley, of Lancashire Police, said “every single” potential suspicion or criminal suggestion that had come in, had been looked at by detectives and discounted.

Twelve days after the mum-of-two's disappearance, what has the investigation uncovered? Head of SGI marine search team: “I don't think she fell into the water”, Lancashire Police's caution over harmful speculation, and a warning for ‘amateur vigilantes' visiting the area. The Evening Standard's Crime Reporter John Dunne discusses:What we know about Nicola's disappearanceHow police have used helicopters, underwater drones, and CCTV footageHow long will divers continue their search?Why Nicola's disappearance is so uniqueThe fractious relationship between the police and specialist SGI diversWhy ‘amateur vigilantes' have been told to stay awayFollow us on Twitter #TheLeaderPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Slightly out of norm for RFE we are talking about the current event of missing person Nicola Bulley who went missing on Friday 27th Jan 2023. There is some high strangeness to her disappearance which we discuss, and her family are urging the public to not follow the current number 1 police hypothesis that Nicola fell in the river. If you have any information regarding Nicola Bulley's whereabouts, please contact Lancashire Police on 101, quoting log 565 of January 30th. For immediate sightings please call 999 http://podbelly.com http://retrovague.com http://robotsforeyespodcast.com

In this evening's show we are chirping on about yesterday's narrow home defeat to Norwich as the high-flying and free-diving Canaries edged the win ‘Pool at Bloomfield Road. #blackpoolfc #norwichcity Blackpool 0 - Norwich City 1 : REACTION Lineups. Maxwell replacing Grimmy the big shock! Great start with ‘Pool on the front foot for the first twenty mins 53mins the remembrance applause for the queen was greeted by a brawl by the players! News Millwall away brief reviews Jimmy mural update Liam Bridcutt signs. 33-year-old midfielder signs on a one plus one contract 4 goals in entire career, CDM. Preston tickets and kick-off times Following a meeting between both Clubs and Lancashire Police, it has been agreed that the away allocation for next month's fixture at Bloomfield Road will be the same as last season, with Preston supporters to be located in the southern side of the East Stand. The Seasiders Podcast LIVE show is only a week away! SEASIDERS PODCAST LIVE! See us on a LIVE stage production of the show at the Winter Gardens on Saturday 8th October with an 8 PM kick-off. Join the Seasiders Podcast LIVE show special with guest panelist, Gary Taylor-Fletcher to talk all things Tangerine, past, present, and future. Anecdotes and Timisms, are guaranteed! Tickets are £12.50 on the door from the Winter Gardens box or online via the link below: https://www.wintergardensblackpool.co.uk/events/seasiders-podcast-live/

In this episode, I chat to Sabine all about what you can expect if you visit the Lancashire Police Museum, based at Lancaster Castle. It is a really great museum free for all the family and for more information at www.lancashirepolicemuseum.co.uk

A police force has been praised for its 'fantastic decision' to bring back traditional headwear - just six years after switching to 'more practical' US-style baseball caps. Lancashire Police announced the U-turn on social media, saying it would be ditching the gender-neutral headgear for all its officers, before re-introducing bowler hats for females and white flat caps for males. The move was welcomed by many on social media, as one suggested: 'Just need to see the custodians return now', referring to the traditional police officer's helmet After Just Stop Oil activists dug two tunnels underneath entrances to the Navigator oil terminal at Saint Clements Way and Stoneness Road in Essex, they warned the decision to partially reopen the roads was dangerous and could 'risk their collapse'. Essex Police assistant chief constable Glen Pavelin rejected the idea, saying it was up to the protestors to remove themselves from the tunnels they had climbed into to avoid endangering themselves and others. Gabriel Callero, 57, was viciously assaulted by two British holidaymakers on the Spanish island of Majorca in the early hours of Tuesday. The incident began when an 'intoxicated' tourist, who was walking down a street accompanied by two other men, climbed onto the hood of the taxi at around 2am. Information has been revealed today, Monday, August 22, about a driver who was arrested yesterday, Sunday, August 21, for fatally running over two cyclists and leaving another critical in the Barcelona municipality of Castellbisbaç An alarming incident occurred on Monday, August 15 aboard a Boeing 737-800 on flight ET-343, operated by Ethiopian Airlines airline. It was travelling on the route between the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, and Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia. While flying on autopilot at 37,000 feet (11,000m) both pilots fell asleep. – Speaking to Finnish news outlet, YLE, the Prime Minister of Finland, Sanna Marin, spoke about the leaked video of her partying which led people to question her leadership of the country. “I'm disappointed that it has become public. I spent the evening with friends. Partied, pretty wild, yes. Danced and sang,” she told the broadcaster.

Lancashire Police officers welcome a return to traditional headwear. The county's cost of living, Fylde GCSEs, a Fleetwood funnel, east Lancashire hero nurses and Dave Spikey

Police officers faced a backlash over the weekend for joining in with a performance of the Macarena at a Pride festival, as critics accused them of not taking their job seriously enough. Locals reacted with fury after multiple posts were made showing on-duty officers having fun on Lincolnshire Police's social media accounts from the festival, including the video of officers dancing. A police force has been praised for its 'fantastic decision' to bring back traditional headwear - just six years after switching to 'more practical' US-style baseball caps. Lancashire Police announced the U-turn on social media, saying it would be ditching the gender-neutral headgear for all its officers, before re-introducing bowler hats for females and white flat caps for males. The move was welcomed by many on social media, as one suggested: 'Just need to see the custodians return now', referring to the traditional police officer's helmet After Just Stop Oil activists dug two tunnels underneath entrances to the Navigator oil terminal at Saint Clements Way and Stoneness Road in Essex, they warned the decision to partially reopen the roads was dangerous and could 'risk their collapse'. Essex Police assistant chief constable Glen Pavelin rejected the idea, saying it was up to the protestors to remove themselves from the tunnels they had climbed into to avoid endangering themselves and others. Gabriel Callero, 57, was viciously assaulted by two British holidaymakers on the Spanish island of Majorca in the early hours of Tuesday. The incident began when an 'intoxicated' tourist, who was walking down a street accompanied by two other men, climbed onto the hood of the taxi at around 2am. Information has been revealed today, Monday, August 22, about a driver who was arrested yesterday, Sunday, August 21, for fatally running over two cyclists and leaving another critical in the Barcelona municipality of Castellbisbaç An alarming incident occurred on Monday, August 15 aboard a Boeing 737-800 on flight ET-343, operated by Ethiopian Airlines airline. It was travelling on the route between the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, and Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia. While flying on autopilot at 37,000 feet (11,000m) both pilots fell asleep. – Speaking to Finnish news outlet, YLE, the Prime Minister of Finland, Sanna Marin, spoke about the leaked video of her partying which led people to question her leadership of the country. “I'm disappointed that it has become public. I spent the evening with friends. Partied, pretty wild, yes. Danced and sang,” she told the broadcaster. Sadiq Khan has today suggested that London's recent spate of violent crime is due to longer days, school holidays and summer heatwaves. The mayor of London was speaking after six homicides had been reported in the capital in less than a week.

When successful businesswoman Sadie hartley was brutally murdered in her home in January 2016, it initially left police baffled. Sadie popular, well-loved, and seemingly had no enemies. All the usual lines of enquiry towards anyone who would profit from her death fell short due to cast iron alibis.  What the police unraveled was a bizarre story of sex, betrayal, obsession, and manipulation involving the two most peculiar suspects to ever stand accused.  In this case opening episode, we examine the murder, investigation and how the two prime suspects came to Lancashire Police's attention WARNING: Contains graphic descriptions of violence and murder

A 9-year-old boy has died in northern England after being hit by lightning.Emergency services responded to reports of a seriously injured child at a soccer field in Blackpool on Tuesday afternoon.The boy, who has not been named by authorities, was taken to a hospital but died in the evening.Lancashire Police said enquiries were ongoing but officers believe he was struck by lightning.Detective Superintendent Nick Connaughton said it was a "truly devastating incident.""Our thoughts are wholeheartedly with the family and friends of the young boy, who has passed away, at this very sad and distressing time," he said.

Also, the Great Harwood Show, BGT's Rosie and Adam and Penwortham's community gardening. Plus, a unique look at the work of Lancashire Police.

Also, a plan to re-open the Colne to Skipton rail line, Lancashire Police developing community relations in Ribbleton and a Hoghton cyclist travels through Vietnam.

Also, Miss Lancashire, Fairhaven Lake's birdwatch, Mere Sands flourishes and praise for Lancashire Police. Plus, bird bay bingo and pelvic exercises.