By Matt Elkins|October 17th, 2023|Tags: Deletion of Local Police Records, Deletion of Police National Database records, deletion of records from the PND, local records deletion, Police National Database, removal of local police records|
If you have ever been arrested, cautioned, convicted, warned, issued with a penalty notice, or simply questioned by the police, you may have a local police record that could affect your future opportunities. Local police records are different from national police records, which are held on the Police National Computer (PNC). Local police records
By Matt Elkins|January 30th, 2019|Tags: Deletion of Police National Database records, PNC|
A recordable offence is a criminal offence for which the police are required to keep a record on their systems. Broadly this means crimes for which an individual could be sentenced to a term of imprisonment. Most common types of offence are recordable, namely common assault, assault by beating, theft, possession of drugs, and
By Matt Elkins|January 28th, 2019|Tags: Deletion of Local Police Records, Deletion of Police National Database records, PND, Police National Database|
The Police National Database (PND) is a separate system from the Police National Computer (PNC). The stated aim of the PND is as follows: The Police National Database (PND) is a national information management system that improves the ability of the Police Service to manage and share intelligence and other operational information, to prevent
