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Rupert Matthews: I am assuming the Budget is not going to be good news for police funding. Here is how I am planning to cope

Oct 25, 2024 | conservativehome.com | Rupert Matthews

Rupert Matthews is the Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire and RutlandSo the Starmer-Swift Scandal staggers to its predictably unsatisfactory conclusion. Nothing much has been achieved, except to further besmirch the already rather tawdry reputation of the incoming Labour government. Taylor Swift was provided with a blue-light escort by the Metropolitan Police when, strictly speaking, she did not qualify for one.
Rupert Matthews: Patel's response to the riots has shown why she should be our leader

Aug 7, 2024 | conservativehome.com | Rupert Matthews

Rupert Matthews is the Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire and RutlandThe violent unrest we have seen in towns and cities across the UK over the past week has been horrifying. In Leicester city centre we saw a stand-off between rival groups of protesters by our historic clock tower. I pay tribute to police officers and staff involved in the proactive operation to de-escalate the situation.
Rupert Matthews: What will a Labour Government mean for the police?

Jul 18, 2024 | conservativehome.com | Rupert Matthews

Rupert Matthews is the Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire and Rutland. If you wanted to know what the future holds for the police in a Labour Britain, you needed only to attend the national general meeting of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, held in London last Thursday. Yvette Cooper, our new Home Secretary, put in an appearance but so did the new cohort of Labour PCCs, including their unelected counterparts who hold PCC powers under Labour Mayors.
Visit Leicester maps out the best of Leicestershire’s food and drink

Jul 3, 2024 | leicestertimes.com | Rupert Matthews

Five new printed maps and trails have been launched to help adventurous foodies find the best food and drink places in Leicestershire’s districts. The new ‘Taste The Place Taste Adventure’ maps provide visitors and residents with handy guides to explore the diverse Leicestershire food and drink offering by trying out some of the best cafes, restaurants, farm shops and producers that Leicestershire has to offer.
Work to start on next phase of Leicestershire’s first garden village

Jun 25, 2024 | leicestertimes.com | Rupert Matthews

Construction work is set to begin on the latest phase of homes at Broadnook, Leicestershire’s first garden village. Charnwood Borough Council has granted planning permission for 242 Bovis Homes properties to be built on a parcel of land within the wider neighbourhood, which is located to the south of Rothley. Bovis Homes is the third housebuilding brand – after Davidsons Homes and Cora – to join the project, which will deliver 1,950 homes on land west of the A6 and north of the A46.
Enjoy Heritage Sundays with a guided tour of Leicester landmarks

Jun 24, 2024 | leicestertimes.com | Rupert Matthews

There’s a chance to explore some of Leicester’s most popular historic buildings next week, with the return of Heritage Sundays. An hour-long guided tour at 11am on Sunday 30 June will bring to life the history of Leicester’s Magazine – the 15th century stone building that originally formed the gateway to the religious precinct at the Newarke and later became a munitions store during the English Civil War.
Rupert Matthews: Even in the most Labour areas of Leicester there is no enthusiasm for Starmer and his Labour Party

Apr 26, 2024 | conservativehome.com | Rupert Matthews

Rupert Matthews is the Police and Crime Commissioner for the Leicestershire and Rutland. With just one week to go until the Police and Crime Commissioner Elections, I thought it time to do a quick stock take. Where is the Conservative Party? Where is Labour? And how does it feel on the doorsteps? Undoubtedly the Conservative Party has a good story to tell. We have delivered on the 2019 election promise to recruit 20,000 additional police officers. Crime is going down.
Untangling the Processes of Bitcoin: An Organizational Learning Perspective

Feb 21, 2024 | mdpi.com | Rupert Matthews |R. L

This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon.
Pancakes, and how life flipped upside down for Leicester’s Bake-Off chemist

Feb 14, 2024 | leicestertimes.com | Rupert Matthews

The University of Leicester’s very own culinary chemist and Great British Bake Off finalist, Dr Josh Smalley, lent his insights into pancake perfection for Shrove Tuesday. He hosted his annual Pancake Day Celebration yesterday (February 13) in the University’s School of Chemistry, raising money for charity and demonstrating how to prepare pancakes with his typical scientific finesse.
Theory of Constraints and Bitcoin: Introducing a New Fulcrum

Jan 30, 2024 | mdpi.com | Rupert Matthews |R. L

1. IntroductionEli Goldratt used a range of concepts and ideas to develop a management and improvement philosophy [1] that has impacted practitioners and individuals alike, many becoming committed advocates of the framework. In comparison to other approaches to improvement, such as lean [2] and six sigma [3], Theory of Constraints (TOC) is not grounded upon the application of particular tools, techniques or practices.