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Public Service Review article sets out the challenge facing local leaders

07/06/2010

John Atkinson of the Leadership Centre for Local Government identifies the challenges for local public service leaders in an article in Public Service Review: Local Government and the Regions. read on »

National School of Government/PSL paper presented at European conference

06/11/2009

The National School of Government's Rob Worrall presented new work on public service leadership development to the European Conference on Management, Leadership and Governance in Athens, 5-6 November. read on »

Public service leaders challenged to Collaborate to Innovate

05/11/2009

Public Service Leadership's first annual conference, held in London on 4 November, focused on how to deliver improved public services through collaborative leadership. read on »

National Policing Improvement Agency

The National Policing improvement Agency (NPIA) was formed in April 2007, its purpose being to make a unique contribution to improving public safety.

NPIA is a policing organisation acting as a central resource to the police service, working for ACPO (Association of Chief Police Officers), APA (Association of Police Authorities) and the Home Office to improve the delivery of policing.

As well as bringing improvements into the police service, the NPIA is responsible for managing national infrastructure and supporting the introduction of the best ideas from outside policing.

The NPIA is a non-departmental public body and is sponsored and funded by the Home Office. It is police-owned and police-led; with representation on the National Policing Board and executive leadership drawn from the police service.

Everything the NPIA does is aimed at improving public safety.

www.npia.police.uk