... A crisis in policing, however acute, is typically localised and limited in duration to a few days or, ... a couple of months.

We set out the emerging findings from focus groups in London, the West Midlands and Greater Manchester.

The COVID-19 lockdown is throwing up all sorts of challenges for our public services and policing is no exception.

Two weeks into the UK’s lockdown the debate continues on how the public should interpret government guidance.

Law and order may have been the dog that didn’t bark during the election, but that doesn’t mean it won’t become a major focus next year.

It’s nearly one hundred years since the courts recognised that not only must justice be done, it must be seen to be done.

Our contribution to the Parliamentary inquiry by the Home Affairs Select Committee on ‘Policing for the future’.

Last week HMICFRS published the results of its annual study of public perceptions of policing.

Crest and CGI have undertaken a partnership research project to identify ways to address the challenges of tackling domestic abuse.

I began writing this blog in response to the recent suggestion that London had become more dangerous than New York.

Crest's Director of Development Jon Clements reviews The End of Policing by Alex Vitale.

Twenty-five years ago, Tony Blair announced the new Labour criminal justice policy: ‘tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime’.