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Standing up to antisocial behaviour awards launched: shop based police initiative
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
“Time to reclaim streets from the neds - Minister” Evening Times
“Shop space offered to cut crime” BBC
“Scots police forces consider working from local Co-op” Herald
Press release
“Standing up to antisocial behaviour” Scot. Exec.
Antisocial Behaviour Crime Prevention Community initiatives Police
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Sighthill ‘Operation Reclaim’ crime prevention project visited by Jamieson
“Jamieson sees project that cut city crime” Evening Times
“City area ‘reclaimed’ from gangs” BBC
“Abused refugee ‘reclaims’ streets” BBC
“Uniting nations in city community” BBC
“Police tackle Glasgow gang culture with sports activities” Scottish TV
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BBC Scotland stories on Scottish neighbourhood watch schemes
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
“Schemes don’t just cut crime rate” BBC
“Watches on the rise in Inverness” BBC
“Village can give national lessons” BBC
“Working watch creates community” BBC
“Apathy hampers street crime watch” BBC
“Neighbourhood Watch closure plea” BBC
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Solicitor General sees impact of crime on Ruchazie community
Thursday, January 26, 2006
“This is what crime is doing to our communities, Elish” Evening Times
“They call it a no-go, no-hope area. . . but don’t write off the people of Ruchazie” Evening Times
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Parliament alert: Safer Communities debate today
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
There is to be a debate on ‘Safer Communties and Neighbourhoods’ to a motion from Christine May today at 5pm.
‘S2M-3744# Christine May: Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods – That the Parliament recognises the many opportunities to improve community safety provided under the Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004 and other initiatives, such as Safer Routes to School; congratulates community safety partnerships, such as that in Fife, for the innovative ways in which they have developed local schemes; notes that initiatives, such as Fife’s Time2Act Safer Neighbourhoods campaign, cover a wide range of community safety matters such as safety of older people, women’s personal safety, reduction in domestic violence, drink driving and drunk pedestrians, safety of children and young people, safer town centres and neighbourhoods and support for victims of crime and anti-social behaviour; acknowledges the work done by public sector staff, uniformed services and many members of local communities to develop and support such schemes; believes that there is further scope for developments in this area, and considers that all concerned should continue to work together to make Scotland’s communities safer.’
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Tayside police extends youth liaison scheme: ‘diversion’ and ‘robust’ policing
Monday, January 16, 2006
“Youth scheme for Carnoustie ” Evening Telegraph
See also
“Youth Liaison Post for Carnoustie ” Tayside Police
Crime Prevention Community initiatives Police Young People
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Positive results for Dundee neighbourhood police project
“Dundee neighbourhood policing project slashes crime ” Evening Telegraph
Posted by MM on Mon 16th Jan 2006 at 8:09 amCrime Prevention Community initiatives Police
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Disposable cameras are villagers’ solution to policing vandalism
Friday, January 13, 2006
“Villagers take action to catch vandals on film” Press and Journal
“Buchan kids are dicing with death” Buchan Observer (archived)
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‘Fab Pad’ project helps young tenants make a home
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
“I was a criminal and a drug addict . . . but Changing Rooms course transformed my life” Evening Times
See also
Create Scotland
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Committee to discuss banning offenders from Perth city businesses: ‘civil exclusion’
Monday, October 24, 2005
“‘Civil exclusion’ plan for criminals ” Courier
Posted by MM on Mon 24th Oct 2005 at 7:35 amCrime Prevention Community initiatives Sentencing
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