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Latest Link: Aberdeenshire Community Planning Partnership
Aberdeenshire Community Planning Partnership |
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| 1. Links to the sites of the members of the
Community Safety Partnership for Aberdeenshire: |
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| Aberdeenshire Council | Grampian Police |
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| Grampian Fire and Rescue Service | the Maritime and Coastguard
Agency |
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| Grampian Racial Equality Council | NHS Grampian |
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| Procurator Fiscal Service | British Transport Police |
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| Crimestoppers Scotland | Scottish Ambulance
Service |
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| Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) | Aberdeenshire Community Planning Partnership | |||
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Site name & link
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Site description
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Blaze Aware Top of page |
Blaze Aware is an infoScotland web site with fire prevention information for kids
(aged 4 - 7 and over 8s), for parents, for teachers and for volunteers. |
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Safer Scotland Top of page |
Safer Scotland is dedicated to protecting people's rights to
live in confidence and without fear for their own or other
people's safety.
The site has links to: news, library, toolkits, members and partners The toolkits cover the following subjects:Domestic Housebreaking| Car Crime| Road Safety| Victims| Domestic Violence| Fire Safety| Home Safety| Personal Safety| Drugs| Alcohol| Retail and Business Crime. |
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Know the Score Top of page |
Welcome to the Know the Score web site - Scotland's definitive drugs information gateway - providing information for young people, parents, relatives, friends and communities. |
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Is Your Number Up? Top of page |
Before the Emergency Services can help you after you dial 999,
they have to find you. |
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National Neighbourhood Watch
Association Top of page |
The National Neighbourhood Watch Association (NNWA) is the national charity that supports, promotes and represents Neighbourhood Watch in the UK. The NNWA aims to make Neighbourhood Watch a centre of excellence for community safety, by reducing crime, opportunities for crime and the fear of crime and by enhancing good citizenship and community spirit. There are now over 155,000 Neighbourhood Watch schemes covering over 6 million homes, that's 27% of UK households. This makes it the largest voluntary movement in the UK. |
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The Royal Society for the
Prevention of Accidents Top of page |
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is a registered charity which was established over 80 years ago. Providing information, advice, resources and training, RoSPA is actively involved in the promotion of safety in all areas of life - at work, in the home, and on the roads, in schools, at leisure and on or near water. RoSPA aims to campaign for change, influence opinion, contribute to debate, educate and inform - for the good of all. |
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The Scottish Accident Prevention
Council Top of page |
The Council was set up in 1931 with aims and objectives which are still valid and essential today - to co-ordinate and stimulate accident prevention in all facets of daily life. Over the years it has responded to the significant changes of lifestyle and technology, and has recently revised its constitution to try to achieve the most effective means of pursuing its objectives. Membership is widely drawn from organisations and bodies throughout Scotland who have an involvement in matters affecting safety. The Council consists of representatives from Local Authorities, including Police, Fire Services, Education, Social Work and Roads Departments; Health Boards, Motoring Organisations, and voluntary and professional bodies are also included in its membership. |
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Race Action Net Top of page |
Race Action Net - RaceActionNet brings together expertise and experience in tackling racial harassment and racist attacks. |
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Victim Support
Scotland Top of page |
Anyone can become a victim of crime Victim Support provides: |
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The Suzy Lamplugh
Trust Top of page |
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust, a registered charity, is the leading authority on personal safety. Its role is to minimise the damage caused to individuals and to society by aggression in all its forms - physical, verbal and psychological. |
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The Sold Secure Website Top of page |
Welcome to the Sold Secure website. In this site you will find a range of products tested to provide you with the best in security, for a variety of applications. Do visit often as we are a dynamic company and the range of products changes almost weekly. |
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UK Government's Secure Your
Motor Top of page |
Whatever kind of motor you've got, keep it safe, secure and, most importantly, yours. We'll show you how you can outsmart the criminal - it's not difficult and it doesn't have to be expensive. Check on the security status of your make and model of car. |
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North East Safety Camera
Partnership Top of page |
A 2-year initiative supported by the Government to reduce road casualties through increased Speed and Red Light Camera enforcement at specific sites identified as 'Hot Spots'. The web site provides the rationale for safety cameras and information about their locations. |
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Card Watch Website Top of page |
The Association of Payment Clearance Service Card Watch web site is the source of: Information for Card Holders: Information for Retailers: |
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BankSafeOnline Website Top of page |
The BankSafeOnline web site is the source of information for online bank account customers including: |
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Anti-scam website Top of page |
The Government's Consumer Direct Website contains information on detecting and avoiding scams and rip-offs. Advice includes: |
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Scotland's Rural Gateway Top of page |
Scotland's Rural Gateway - your first stop for rural community networking, news, information, discussion and more. |
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Scottish Business Crime Centre Top of page |
The Scottish Business Crime Centre is a non-profit making organisation created in 1996 under the Business Crime Reduction Strategy for Scotland, to establish a unique partnership approach between the Police, business community and Government. |
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Grampian Neighbourhood Watch Association Top of page |
Grampian Neighbourhood Watch Association aims to spread best practice amongst neighbourhood watch groups and help promote safer and more neighbourly communities. The website allows you to find out more about this new association and provides an easy way to join up and make your neighbourhood watch scheme or association a member. |