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Your Police 2024-2025
Understanding the views and priorities of Scotland's diverse communities is fundamental to how Police Scotland responds to the needs of the public. Our public engagement activities help us improve how we deliver our policing services in local communities, ensuring they are accessible for everyone. It is vital that we listen, understand, and take action using your views and experiences. Our Joint Strategy for Policing (2023) creates the space within policing to inform our services... MoreOpened 11 April 2024 -
BSL Version: Your Police 2024-2025
Understanding the views and priorities of Scotland's diverse communities is fundamental to how Police Scotland responds to the needs of the public. Our public engagement activities help us improve how we deliver our policing services in local communities, ensuring they are accessible for everyone. It is vital that we listen, understand, and take action using your views and experiences. Our Joint Strategy for Policing (202 3) creates the space within policing to... MoreOpened 11 April 2024 -
Merkinch & South Kessock (Inverness): Your Place, Your Point
Highland Community Planning Partnership, Highland Third Sector Interface, Youth Highland, Scottish Community Development Centre and Police Scotland are working together on an approach called ' Participatory Budgeting '. This will involve local people having a say over how we spend £30,000 in the local area. The project, called Your Place, Your Point, has been funded by Highland's share of the Scottish Government's Whole Family Wellbeing Fund. The Scottish Government have also... More -
Corporate Parenting Plan 2024-27: Stakeholder Engagement Survey
In April 2014, the Scottish Parliament passed a law called the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014. In this Act, a range of organisations in Scotland became Corporate Parents to looked after children and care leavers. Police Scotland is a Corporate Parent. We will generally refer to our looked after children and care leavers as 'Care Experienced children and young people' as this is the term children and young people have asked us to use. Under the law, Corporate Parents must... MoreOpened 9 July 2024 -
Police Scotland Youth Volunteers (PSYV) go to New Zealand
PSYV recently took part in a Leadership and Development Course in New Zealand. This case study covers the highlights of their experience. This was a partnership between Police Scotland , New Zealand Police, Blue Light New Zealand, Australia’s Police Citizen Youth Clubs, and USA Police Athletic League. The course created an opportunity where young people could learn new skills such as how to communicate effectively, how to work as a team, and how to motivate others.... MoreOpened 15 July 2024 -
Care Experienced Children and Young People: Making Policing in Your Area Better
This survey is to gather the opinions of Care Experienced young people aged 12-25 (inclusive) to help produce the next Corporate Parenting Plan 2024-27 for Police Scotland. The Plan will outline how Police Scotland intends to interact with children and young people who have Care Experience, and contribute towards the wider care system in the coming years. You can find out more about Corporate Parenting Plans on the Scottish Government website . Complete the survey to collect... MoreOpened 15 August 2024 -
The Impacts of ‘Social Mixing Activities’ on Connectedness and Social Cohesion in West Lothian
A mixed-method study to examine the effectiveness of social mixing activities in promoting social cohesion between the long-term and new residents in West Lothian, Scotland. The key to creating a cohesive society lies in meaningful engagements. When individuals from different backgrounds engage meaningfully under the right conditions, trust develops, a sense of belonging is formed, and discriminatory attitudes are reduced. "Right conditions" refer to those in which... More -
Custody User Experience Survey
We are committed to ensuring our services are high quality and meet the public’s expectations. One of the ways we do this is by facilitating opportunities for people to give us feedback on our services. This helps us understand what we are getting right, and what we could do better. Police Scotland’s priorities include ensuring you feel safe in custody. We know being in custody could be a difficult experience and we want to ensure that people’s experiences in custody... MoreOpened 18 November 2024 -
Young people shape our Corporate Parenting Plan
We commissioned the Scottish Youth Parliament to work with us for six months in 2024. We wanted young people to take the lead in designing our engagement approach to ensure young people with care experience had opportunities to shape our work. They worked to set out key recommendations for Police Scotland’s 2024-2027 Corporate Parenting Plan. What is a Corporate Parenting Plan? A Corporate Parenting Plan is a document that sets out how organisations identified under the 2014... More -
Live Facial Recognition - National Conversation
The Scottish Police Authority , Police Scotland and the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner are currently seeking views on the potential use of live facial recognition (LFR) by Police Scotland. This is not a consultation to determine whether Police Scotland will use live facial recognition, it is an exploratory conversation to determine the Scottish public’s views on this technology and its potential use in policing. If Police Scotland decide to explore further any implementation of... MoreOpened 10 April 2025 -
Register to receive local alerts
Join others who receive Alerts from Neighbourhood Alert partners. Receive the information you want, how you want it, from organisations you can trust. You decide what information you receive and how you receive it. More than 28,000 have already signed up. What is Neighbourhood Alert? Neighbourhood Alert is a secure community messaging system which allows key information providers to email registered users with reliable, localised, targeted and timely Alerts on... MoreOpened 17 April 2025 -
Your Police 2025-2026
Understanding the views and priorities of Scotland's diverse communities is fundamental to how Police Scotland responds to the needs of the public. Our public engagement activities help us improve how we deliver our policing services in local communities, ensuring they are accessible for everyone. Our 2030 Vision is Safer Communities, Less Crime, Supported Victims and a Thriving Workforce. Your Police (this survey) is one of the ways that Police Scotland engages, listens to and... MoreOpened 17 April 2025 -
BSL Version: Your Police 2025-2026
Understanding the views and priorities of Scotland's diverse communities is fundamental to how Police Scotland responds to the needs of the public. Our public engagement activities help us improve how we deliver our policing services in local communities, ensuring they are accessible for everyone. Our 2030 Vision is Safer Communities, Less Crime, Supported Victims and a Thriving Workforce. Your Police (this survey) is one of the ways that Police Scotland engages,... MoreOpened 17 April 2025 -
Knife crime survey - P7's experiences
The aim of this survey is to help Police Scotland better understand what children's experiences are in relation to knife crime. More
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