Query Result:

Privacy and surveillance assessment distinguishes Scottish trends from rest of UK

“Britain rated worst in Europe for protecting privacy” Guardian
“Civil liberty praise for Scotland” BBC
“Scotland’s civil liberties ‘safest in UK’” Evening News

See also

=x-347-559597" title="The 2007 International Privacy Ranking"]Privacy International. The 2007 International Privacy Ranking

Posted by MM on Mon 31st Dec 2007 at 10:00 am
Crime Prevention Civil Liberties Europe and justice Human Rights
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Home Office rejects Scottish government powers for airgun legislation

Update

“Holyrood week: MSPs must stop airgun ban pretence” Evening Times
“Airgun incidents soar in three years” Evening Express

Following posted on 24.12.07

“SNP Want Air Gun Sales Banned” Daily Record

“‘Dead hand’ of Whitehall blamed as airguns ban ruled out” Herald
“Airguns caught in crossfire” Scotsman
“SNP firearms law vetoed by Westminster” Scotsman
“Anger over Whitehall airgun block” BBC
“Whitehall blocks plans to impose Scotland-only airgun ban” STV
“Scottish airgun ban blocked by Whitehall” Scotsman

Following posted on 29.08.07

“Ban on airguns won’t work, insist critics” Scotsman
“A blast on airguns - and a little touch of spin” Scotsman
“Airgun ban ‘must be enforceable’” BBC
“Airgun ban might not work, says police chief” Law Society Journal Online

Following posted on 27.08.07

“Powers sought over firearms laws” BBC
“Scotland may get powers to ban airguns” STV
“Holyrood presses Westminster for control of firearms legislation” Scotsman
“SNP: Scotland could have airgun ban law ‘within’” Sunday Herald
“Anger at executive stance on gun laws” Herald
“Disarming debate” Herald
“Record View: Salmond must get airgun ban” “Scots airgun ban within a year” “We must all work to end violence” Daily Record 27 807
“‘We’re so lucky there’s not a gun culture here’” Evening Express
“Call for urgency in transfer of powers to ban air weapons” Scotland on Sunday
“Lessons of gun crime” Scotland on Sunday
“Rhys’s murder will be solved. Why he died is the real question” Sunday Herald
“Give us powers for a gun crackdown” Sunday Mail 26.8.07
“Knee-jerk reaction to tragedy achieves nothing” Scotsman
“Executive in Home Office challenge on firearms” Law Society Journal Online

Following posted on 16.07.07

“Straw hears Scotland airgun plea” BBC

Posted by MM on Mon 31st Dec 2007 at 7:45 am
Criminal justice reform
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SNP manifesto police numbers policy: parliamentary debate: follow up

Update

“Nats claim London is blocking bid to boost policing” Scotland on Sunday
“MacAskill urges Westminster to act now to tighten vehicle inspections” Sunday Herald

Following posted on 29.10.07

“MacAskill in bid to change traffic law standards” Herald
“SNP Plea For More Cops” Daily Record
“Tories maintain police numbers pressure” Holyrood.com
“Alex Told ‘Scrap Wardens’” Sunday Mail

Following posted on 26.10.07

“Salmond ditches election pledge on police” Herald
“Pledge must be honoured” Herald
“Extra police will not all be new recruits, says Salmond” Scotsman
“SNP accused of breaking promise on 1,000 police” Scotsman
“Police numbers debate” Holyrood.com

Following posted on 01.01.07

“SNP pressed over police recruits” BBC
“Police leader says he will hold SNP pledge” Herald
“MacAskill ‘should resign’ over extra officers pledge” Evening News
“Police call over numbers promise” BBC

Press release

“Use of police resources” Scot.Gov.
“Westminster urged to act to free up police time” Scot.Gov. 28.12.07
“Police redeployment” Scot.Gov. 27.12.07

See also

Official Report 25.10.07. Debate on S3M-677 Bill Aitken: Police Numbers—That the Parliament notes with serious concern that, almost six months after its election, the Scottish Government has made no progress towards the SNP’s manifesto commitment of 1,000 more police officers; expresses concern also at an apparent dilution of that commitment, and calls on the Scottish Government to keep that election promise by increasing the number of police officers from 16,234 to 17,234 by the end of this parliamentary session.

Official Report 25.10.07. Wendy Alexander: [. . .] so I will now give the First Minister the opportunity to clarify his earlier statement to the chamber and to confirm that he will meet his actual manifesto promise to deliver an extra 1,000 police officers.

Also

The Justice Committee met on Tuesday 23rd at 10.30 am in Committee Room 1 and (inter alia) heard evidence in relation to the Effective use of police resources inquiry.
Papers

“Appeal for extra police officers” BBC

The Audit Committee will meet on Wednesday 24th October at 10.30am in Committee Room 2 and will (inter alia) receive a briefing from the Auditor General for Scotland on his report entitled “Police call management, an initial review” (AGS/2007/8) and will consider a response from the Accountable Officer on the Auditor General for Scotland’s report entitled “Dealing with offending by young people” (AGS/2007/4).
Papers

Holyrood.tv

Posted by MM on Mon 31st Dec 2007 at 7:30 am
Police Young People
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Hunting ban: current consequences

“The Pack Mentality” Sunday Herald

Posted by MM on Mon 31st Dec 2007 at 6:28 am
Criminal justice reform
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New volunteer partnership in north Edinburgh to address antisocial behaviour

“Antisocial behaviour squad set to tackle Capital’s unruly areas” Evening News

Posted by MM on Mon 31st Dec 2007 at 6:08 am
Antisocial Behaviour Crime Prevention Community initiatives Police Civilians
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Electronic monitoring and faulty tags: Scotland on Sunday figures

“Faulty tags leave hundreds of early release offenders unmonitored” Scotland on Sunday

Posted by MM on Mon 31st Dec 2007 at 6:05 am
Sentencing Tagging/tracking
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Police call handling and non-emergency alternative to 999

“Dial 101… it is not an emergency” Herald
“Calls for non-emergency alternative to 999” Scotsman
“Police ‘must handle calls better’” BBC
“Fresh call for non-emergency hotline” STV

See also

Audit Scotland

Posted by MM on Fri 28th Dec 2007 at 8:14 am
Police
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Illegal practices blamed for decline of red kite

Update

“RSPB blames estates as red kite poisoning soars” Herald
“Fears for red kites as illegal killings hit an all-time high” Scotsman

Following posted on 29.12.06

“Red kites losing battle for survival” Herald
“Mass slaughter of the red kites” Scotsman
“Red kites threatened in Scotland” BBC
“Gamekeepers accused as red kite stops flying again over Scotland” Guardian

Press release

“Worst year for red kite poisoning since 2001” RSPB 28.12.2007

See also
Scottish Gamekeepers
RSPB Scotland

Posted by MM on Fri 28th Dec 2007 at 7:46 am
Corporate issues Environment
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Tayside Police use vehicle confiscation powers under SOCA

“Tayside Police crush danger” Evening Telegraph

See also

Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 s.152

Posted by MM on Fri 28th Dec 2007 at 6:35 am
Police
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Aitken to promote street begging ban legislation in 2008: alternative approaches

“Beggar off” Evening News 27.12.07
“City beggars: ‘Their numbers are swollen by drug addicts’” Scotsman

“MSP’s bid to ban city street beggars fails” Evening Times

Posted by MM on Fri 28th Dec 2007 at 6:30 am
Criminal justice reform
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