Policing Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Martin Innes is a Professor in the School of Social Sciences at Cardiff University.Gareth Madge was formerly Director of Legal Services at South Wales Police.Trudy Lowe is a Research Fellow at Cardiff University’s Security, Crime and Intelligence Innovation Institute.

Policing Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow provides a window on the major changes affecting UK policing, and grounds them in the realities of the work of South Wales Police. From the impact of the digital revolution to the growing focus on crimes that happen in private spaces, this book tells the story of how policing has adapted to radical social change and offers thoughtful reflections on the future challenges it will face.

• PrefaceIntroductionCHAPTER 1: REFORM, REINVENTION AND RECURRENCE IN POLICINGMartin Innes and Jeremy VaughanCHAPTER 2: A BRIEF HISTORY OF SOUTH WALES POLICEGareth MadgeCHAPTER 3: LEADERSHIPMatt JukesCHAPTER 4: POLICING A CAPITAL CITYStephen Carr, Adam Edwards and Jenny GilmerCHAPTER 5: FINANCE, RESOURCES AND THE ORGANISATION OF POLICINGUmar Hussain and Trudy LoweCHAPTER 6: COMMUNITY POLICING IN SOUTH WALESCath Larkman and Colin RogersCHAPTER 7: HOMICIDE AND MAJOR CRIME INVESTIGATIONSCheryl Allsop and Mark O’SheaCHAPTER 8: VIOLENCE AND THE CARDIFF MODEL FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTIONJonathan Shepherd, Jonathan Drake and Wendy GunneyCHAPTER 9: PUBLIC PROTECTION IN THE SOUTH WALES POLICEAmanda L. Robinson, Lorraine Davies and Kath PritchardCHAPTER 10: POLICING AND THE DILEMMAS OF MEDIA COMMUNICATIONMartin Innes and Catherine Llewellyn-RobertsCHAPTER 11: POLICE GOVERNANCE AND DEVOLUTIONPeter VaughanChapter 12: REFLECTIONSMartin Innes and Gareth MadgeBibliography