This summary highlights policing-related resources that have been added to the NPL collection in the last week.
Clemmow, C. et al. A review of the literature on how the systems of support available to young people and their families work to prevent serious violence. London: Youth Endowment Fund.
Department for Transport. 2026. Road safety strategy. Manchester: Department for Transport.
Justice. 2026. Striking the balance: protest rights and public order. London: Justice
Viner, H. et al. 2025. Prioritising local authority skid resistance: pilot trial of the LASR approach. Manchester: The Road Safety Trust.
Cockbain, R. 2025. Examining the nature and impact of ethics panels in UK policing. Dundee: University of Dundee.
Eck, K. 2025. Bad lieutenants: Off-duty police misconduct and accountability. International Journal of Police Science & Management.
An independent support service explicitly for survivors of PPDA – known as Tabw – is being piloted in two Welsh police force areas. This article draws on qualitative data from interviews conducted with key stakeholders in the design and/or delivery of the service.
Lagree, D. & Olsen, K. 2025. Strengthening the pipeline: a leadership communication and organizational culture model to engage, retain and advance early-career women. Leadership & Organization Development Journal.
This study examines the organizational entry phase of the socialization process as an opportunity for organizations to communicate culture through leadership empowerment behaviors to retain and advance young talent, particularly young women.
Price, S. et al. 2025. Gender equity in policing in the British Isles: Strategies, achievements and accountability. International Journal of Police Science & Management.
This study provides a critical review of publicly accessible official data and reports related to the progress of female police in the British Isles.
Sondhi, A. et al. 2025. A co-produced pilot prototype model for critical reflection in the police investigation of rape and serious sexual offences. International Journal of Police Science & Management.
We deployed a critical reflective practice framework (CRP) for RASSO investigations in one police force area, involving (a) evidence review and stakeholder consultation, (b) co-production of a model of CRP and (c) development and piloting of a prototype CRP model.
You may need to use your Athens institutional log-in to get full access. If you are a serving police officer or police staff, you can join the National Police Library for access. Any queries can be directed to library@college.police.uk
See a complete list with our A - Z of Library Guides.