by MBAdmin | 07 Nov 2017 | Latest News
The police force as we know it today has come a tremendous way from its early stages, here we explore how the police force we know today came to be. Hue & cry In 1361 the Justice of the Peace Act came to be, in which three or four men were conscribed to police...
by MBAdmin | 25 Sep 2017 | Latest News
With well over a year since the UK public decided upon Brexit, many industries are still in the dark as to precisely how they will be affected once we officially leave the EU. In fact, there have already been some impacts on the health and social care industry since...
by MBAdmin | 12 Sep 2017 | Latest News, Modern Slavery
Foreign criminals involved in modern slavery and human trafficking have faced a significant crackdown in the North East. Operation Kestrel targeted raids occurred in July, with the Cleveland, Northumbria and Durham police forces, working alongside Immigration...
by MBAdmin | 31 Jul 2017 | Latest News, Modern Slavery
Recent research has uncovered an incident of modern slavery in the social care system, leading to questions as to how often this type of modern slavery occurs within the sector. A care home was recently raided by Border Agency staff, finding that staff within the home...
by MBAdmin | 16 Jul 2017 | Latest News
Andy Orriell is our Head of Cyber and Intelligence Skills and as you might imagine from his job title, Andy has had a fascinating career. He spent 18 years in the police working in the field of intelligence and analysis. When you speak to him about the work he has...
by MBAdmin | 06 Jul 2017 | Latest News
What is the Dark web? The Dark Web is predominantly an untraceable area within the internet that cannot be accessed through traditional methods (i.e. regular search engines or browsers). Instead, the Dark Web is accessed through a concealed browser that allows...
