Crest in Conversation: Neil Basu – Reflections on Policing
Neil Basu, the Met’s former Assistant Commissioner, speaks to Crest Senior Associate Danny Shaw about trust and confidence in policing.
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- Jan 26
No charges? What the latest figures tell us
Crest Advisory Senior Associate Danny Shaw picks out the key points from the latest ONS crime statistics.
- Mar 8, 2022
Police reform - a blueprint for change
Crest experts consider the key findings from the Police Foundation's strategic review into policing in England and Wales
- Jan 27, 2022
Making sense of crime: what do the latest figures reveal about trends in offending and detections?
Danny Shaw examines the latest crime figures released by the Office for National Statistics
- Jan 19, 2022
The use of out-of-court disposals and diversion at the ‘front end’
This project investigated whether and how the use of OOCDs could be expanded to help ease pressure on the system
- Nov 25, 2021
Trust and performance: 5 key points from the UK’s most high-profile policing conference of the year
Our Head of Strategy and Insight, Danny Shaw, picks out they key themes from the NPCC-APCC policing Summit
- Oct 4, 2021
Out of court: what we learned from Thames Valley
Danny Shaw, James Stott, and Delene Adams examine the use of out-of-court disposals in Thames Valley Police.
- Sep 24, 2021
Clearing backlogs in the courts: are there enough lawyers, judges and court staff to do it?
Danny Shaw explains why the backlog is proving hard to shift
- Jul 14, 2021
Out of court - but not out of mind: why police must be more transparent about the sanctions they use
Danny Shaw outlines research carried out by Crest on the ‘front end’ of the criminal justice system
- May 13, 2021
Lockdown crime and future trends: reasons to be less cheerful?
Our Head of Strategy and Insight, Danny Shaw, shows what the data can tell us about crime forecasts
- Mar 17, 2021
Policing at Clapham and policing the pandemic: the public are supportive–but clear warning signs too
A new poll, commissioned by Crest, suggests that most people believe police officers were right to break up the vigil at Clapham Common.
- Feb 3, 2021
The Covid effect: Danny Shaw examines today's crime stats
The publication of the official crime figures is often a day of confusion with data from the police...
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