(Virtual) 2021 – 2022 Policing the Nation Series

Policing the Nation:  ‘British Policing at an inflection point – communities, leadership and performance’

After an interval of nearly three years, Cityforum is pleased to return to our longstanding annual Policing the Nation Summit.  The Summit is entitled ‘British Policing at an inflection point – communities, leadership and performance’ and will incorporate a series of virtual events and podcasts, commencing in November 2021 and running through to early 2022.

The purpose of this year’s summit is to deliver an independent assessment of British policing: how the service is seen by the communities it serves and by those who work within it, as well as by the politicians and officials with responsibility for policy strategy and delivery, and to stimulate fresh thinking and practical recommendations for those with authority to drive change.

For more information on the content of the series please view the agenda below.

Agenda

Wednesday 9 February 2022 14:00-16:00
Session Four:  Building a sense of community engagement

On the Day Webinar Agenda – Policing Session Four

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Tuesday 9 November 2021 14:00-16:00 – COMPLETED
Session One: The Peelian Principles and their applicability in the light of the pandemic and societal changes

Tuesday 7 December 2021 14:00-16:00 – COMPLETED
Session Two: The Peelian Principles and digital, data and technology in policing

Wednesday 12 January 2022 14:00-16:00 – COMPLETED
Session Three: Stresses, tensions and inflection points 

Wednesday 9 February 2022 14:00-16:00 – COMPLETED
Session Four:  Building a sense of community engagement

 

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Speakers

Rt Hon Hazel Blears

Former Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government; former Minister for Policing & Associate Cityforum

Ms Mary Calam

Associate Cityforum, former Director General of Crime and Policing Home Office

Mr Andrew Candlish

Regional Manager UK Central Government and Justice Cisco

PC Olivia Dixon

Hertfordshire Constabulary

Ms Christine Elliott

Chair Advisory Board, Positive Planet UK

Ms Hacer Evans

Managing Director Accenture

Ms Caroline Hay

Board member for the National Strategic Policing Review; Inspector City of London Police

Rt Hon the Lord Nick Herbert

Chair, College of Policing

Mr Martin Hewitt

Chair National Police Chiefs' Council

Mr Mike Hill

Director of Police & Public Protection Technology Home Office

Mr David Jackson

Head of Business Engagement Police Digital Service

Ms Una Jennings

T/Assistant Chief Constable Cheshire Police

Ms Donna Jones

Victims Lead APCC; Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner, Hampshire & the Isle of Wight

Mr John Kabuye

Founder of Ubuntu Centre (BAME community centre) Middlesbrough

Ms Sophie Linden

Deputy Mayor Policing & Crime London

Sir Craig Mackey

Former Deputy Commissioner Metropolitan Police Service & Associate Cityforum

Mr Peter McCall

Police and Crime Commissioner, Cumbria

Ms Olivia Pinkney

Chief Constable Hampshire Constabulary

Mr David Robinson

Director of Sales for software and video solutions EMEA Motorola Solutions

Ms Taslim Rashid

Senior ESOL Practitioner QED Foundation

Assistant Chief Constable Jackie Sebire

Bedfordshire Police; NPCC Lead for Serious Violence

Mr David Shaw

Former Chief Constable West Mercia, Associate Cityforum

Dr Justice Tankebe

Associate Professor, Institute of Criminology University of Cambridge

Professor Paul Taylor

Chief Scientific Adviser to National Police Chiefs' Council

Professor Leslie Thomas QC

Garden Court Chambers

Mr Ian Williams

Software Consultant for Europe Motorola Solutions

Sir Thomas Winsor

Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary HMICFRS

Mr Giles York

Former Chief Constable Sussex Police & Associate Cityforum

Registration

Wednesday 9th February 2022

2022-02-09 14:00:00 2022-02-09 16:00:00 Europe/London (Virtual) 2021 – 2022 Policing the Nation Series Policing the Nation:  ‘British Policing at an inflection point – communities, leadership and performance’ After an interval of nearly three years, Cityforum is pleased to return to our longstanding annual Policing the Nation Summit.  The Summit is entitled ‘British Policing at an inflection point – communities, leadership and performance’ and will incorporate a series of virtual events and podcasts, commencing in November 2021 and running through to early 2022. The purpose of this year’s summit is to deliver an independent assessment of British policing: how the service is seen by the communities it serves and by those who work within it, as well as by the politicians and officials with responsibility for policy strategy and delivery, and to stimulate fresh thinking and practical recommendations for those with authority to drive change. For more information on the content of the series please view the agenda below.

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