Factsheet: Police funding for 2018/19 explained
...£1.4 billion in 2011. The amount of money held in reserve varies considerably, from around 6% of Northumbria’s annual funding to 42% in Gwent. The Home Office is increasing the...
Home Office in the media: 29 March 2018
...published his report into Operation CLASSIFIC – the investigation following the Westminster Bridge attack. The report offers an insight into the police investigation and focuses mainly on the processes followed...
Statement on the Kerslake Review
...to consider the recommendations. We keep our preparedness for terrorist attacks under constant review to ensure that our plans are continually evolving to reflect lessons learned, best practice and the...
Home Office in the media: 27 March 2018
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Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) into harassment at the workplace, Special Grant funding for the investigation into the disappearance of Madeline McCann and the release of the latest figures for …
Home Office in the media: 26 March 2018
Today’s Home Office-related coverage includes a report by the National Crime Agency into modern slavery and the gender pay gap reporting.
Home Office in the media: 23 March 2018
The Home Office has launched a new advertising campaign to reduce knife crime among young people. The campaign launch was covered by ITV’s Good Morning Britain, Sky News and was...
Home Office statement on passport contract
...been the case since 2009 that the Home Office does not require passports to be manufactured in the UK. A proportion of passports have been made overseas since then with...
Home Office in the media: 20 March 2018
Today’s Home Office related stories include articles regarding nearly 500 sex offenders who are "missing". The Guardian also reports that plans to 'deport' two academics have been dropped.
Factsheet: 10 steps the Government has taken to tackle "dirty money" in the UK
Today the Security and Economic Crime Minister, Ben Wallace, set out in the House of Commons the measures that the Government has introduced to tackle illicit funds and how it will continue to make the UK a hostile environment for …
Immigration Minister's Red Box op-ed on Angus MacNeil's Family Reunion Bill
...relief packages since 2012. Of equal importance has been the support we have provided to refugees fleeing the crisis. We are already half way towards our commitment to resettle 20,000...