Community Safety and the Threat of Knife Crime: Part 2
ADDRESSING THE RISK OF KNIFE ASSAULT If your team is actually facing the risk of a knife assault, how do you assess it and begin to control the risks?  First of all, let’s be clear about one thing: Non-police staff should not be expected to deal with any incident involving a weapon. This is a golden
Review of breakaway and self-defence training with the Scottish Prison Service College
Review of breakaway and self-defence training Case: Â The Scottish Prison Service College was doing a review of breakaway and self-defence training syllabus, having been prompted by a number of recent officer safety incidents in which it was found that the system being taught to prison staff and visitors was not 100% fit for purpose.
Community Safety and the Threat of Knife Crime: Part 1
We were recently commissioned to provide our advanced Edged Weapon Protection training course to a team of Community Safety officers at a local authority. This team works in disadvantaged neighbourhoods and primarily serve as street-based contact professionals who are the eyes and ears of the community in terms of anti-social behaviour and youth crime.  Their job
Case Study: Care Home for Children and Young People
Care Home for Children Care Home for Children Case:  A group of care homes were looking for a modern, up-to-date approach to dealing with physical challenges with young people in their care. Their young clients can present particularly risky behaviours, often with roots in ADHD, foetal alcohol syndrome or a tragic history of abuse and
OLDER PEOPLE CARE HOME TRAINING IN UNDERSTANDING RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES Older people care home training: Â Care homes are often required by a care inspection to carry out appropriate training in managing challenging behaviour with their clients and in particular the issues of restraint with older people in care. Â This often follows an incident in which