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A police authority has confirmed that it is pulling out of a privatisation scheme following the failure of security firm G4S to provide enough guards ...
The public would be less likely to report a crime if a private firm was in charge of their personal data, a survey suggested today. The poll of mor...
There are many reasons why the police should not be privatised, not least that an independent, publicly funded police force, free from the profit motive and accountable to the public it serves, is a fundamental plank of a civilised society. Lets not subjugate this dignified ideal to the misguided notion that the private sector would do a better job.
The privatisation of the police service will have a detrimental effect on public safety and the level of service they expect and deserve from us. I don't say this lightly, I am genuinely outraged by what is happening to the greatest police service in the world.
Former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott launched a campaign to "keep the police public" today, warning that bringing in private security firms coul...
Police are set to bring in private companies to investigate crimes and patrol neighbourhoods, it has been was reported. Two forces, West Midlands a...
