| Publication name | Description |
|---|---|
| GMPA Newsletter Autumn 2011 | The policing priorities results are now in and the budget simulator is back. Catch up with all the latest news and events. |
| A young person's guide to making a complaint against the police | Download our straight-forward guide to making a complaint against the police. |
| Police stops: know your rights | PDF of our police stops 'wallet guide'. Print one out for yourself. |
| GMPA Newsletter Summer 2011 | Find out how we've been giving people the chance to have a say on their police service. From roadshow events to town hall meetings, there's been plenty going on! |
| GMPA Volunteers Annual Report 2009-2010 | This report summarises the achievements of the Police Authority's Volunteer Schemes in 2009-2010. |
| GMPA Response to Home Office Consultation | This is the response GMPA provided to a consultation about the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill. |
| GMPA Local Policing Summaries 2010-2011 | GMPA has a legal duty to provide local communities with an update in respect of policing issues. The Local Policing Summaries do this and have been delivered to households throughout Greater Manchester. |
| GMP Annual Report | GMP has a legal duty to publish an Annual Report. This document meets that duty and has been delivered to households throughout Greater Manchester. |
| Budget Simulator Newsletter January 2011 | This document feeds back results of a consultation exercise about the police budget |
| Publication name | Description |
|---|---|
| Engagement Newsletter (December 2010) | GMPA's newsletter to highlight its engagement work. |
| The Digest (November 2010) | GMPA's internal newsletter for staff and volunteers. |
| The Briefing (October 2010) | GMPA's newsletter for key partners including MPs and local councillors |
| The Digest (August 2010) | GMPA's internal newsletter for staff and volunteers. |
| GMP's Policing Promises Document | This document outlines the promises that GMP has made to Greater Manchester in the Policing Plan |
| Preserving the Peace. The Policing of Major Events in Greater Manchester (July 2010) | This document is the report issued following a GMPA review of GMP's major events policing. The review was conducted between August 2009 and March 2010 and a number of recommendations are included in the report. |
| The Digest (July 2010) | GMPA's internal newsletter for staff and volunteers. |
| GMPA Summary of Accounts 2010/2011 | This document features the main points of interest from the GMPA budget which was set in February 2010. The information included was correct at the time of publication in May 2010. |
| IAG National Conference Report | Feedback report from the 9th National IAG Conference. |
| The Digest (April 2010) | GMPA's internal newsletter for staff and volunteers. |
| Association of Police Authorities Views on Policing | This document highlights the views of the Association of Police Authorities in various areas of policing. |
| Annual Report of the Standards Committee for 2009 | The report outlines the structure and work of the Standards Committee and its future plans to bring further transparency to the ethical governance of the Authority. It recommends the appointment of a new Monitoring Officer following the retirement of the current post holder. |
| The Digest (March, 2010) | GMPA's internal newsletter for staff and volunteers. |
| Local Confidence Survey Data | This data is available for each of the ten districts in Greater Manchester. The data is stored in the communities section of this website. This can be accessed using the link on the left. From this page you can access the desired district using the links on the left. The data is stored towards the middle of the page. |
| GMPA Partnership Newsletter | This newsletter was issued following a partnership event in late 2009 to update partners on the event outcomes. |
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This page was last updated on 1 November 2011