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Latest News: Local Policing Team updates published.
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Local policing issues are informed by understanding what communities need through consulting, listening, responding and providing feedback.
Local Policing Teams have published updates in July 2010 to tell you how they are dealing with the issues in your area. Read more |
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Young Scot (the national youth information and citizenship charity) has launched a survey to find out what folk in Aberdeenshire think of young people. Read more |
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Operation Zenith which promotes
motorcycle safety on our roads has been launched. The statistics for the period up to the end of July have been published. Read more |
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The Summer Drink/Drug-Driving Campaign has taken irresponsible drivers off the road. Read more |
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Grampian Fire & Rescue Service has published two documents: "Community Risk Reduction Focus" and "Emergency Response Standards". Read more |
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The Best Bar None 2010 awards for bars that work to promote good practice in Aberdeenshire were made recently. Read more |
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Grampian Police is increasing the number of officers on bicycle patrol in communities across Aberdeenshire. Read more |
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Grampian Fire & Rescue Service has published its Annual Review for 2008-2009. Read more |
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Grampian Police participate in the national Bikesafe initiative. which encourages motorcyclists to think about their own riding techniques, consider how safe they really are and to look to improve their riding skills through advanced training. Read more |
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The Safer Streets Initiative, which was supported by the Aberdeenshire Community
Safety Partnership, dramatically reduced violence and anti-social behaviour over the Christmas and New Year period. Read more |
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The worst accidents in Scotland happen on country roads - 3 out of 4 road deaths
occur on them. They are mostly caused by loss of control
and driving too fast for the conditions.
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Fatalities on roads in North East Scotland reduced in 2009. Read more |
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Grampian Police launched their Festive Drink/Drug Drive Campaign over the Christmas New Year period.
The results are now out... |
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"Safe Drive Stay Alive", the hard-hitting road show for S5 pupils,
returned to the North East for the fifth time in November 2009.
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Check the BBC's interactive map of a decade of road deaths from 1999-2008.
Use it to search for accidents by postcode or Police area. Read More |
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Urban Roadeo, the road safety play for older folk,
has been performed to an audience in Monymusk. Read more |
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Local Community Groups are offering funding for local
community projects. Click below for more information.
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The Banff and District Community Safety Group is
helping to tackle the Night Terrors in Banff. Read more  |
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The Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership has
been working together for almost 10 years to make Aberdeenshire a safer place for
everyone living in, working in or visiting the area Read more |
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Find out about ICE
(In Case of Emergency) on your mobile. Read more |
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A fuller list of web-site updates is available. Read more |
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