Police Scotland establishes liaison officer network to help combat hate crime
Published in the ‘Herald Scotland’ on 10/10/16 A new network of liaison officers has been established with Police Scotland to improve [...]
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63% feel obliged to put organisational interests ahead of staff wellbeing
By Louise Fordham on 4th Oct 2016 in ‘Employee Benefits’ Almost two-thirds (63%) of manager respondents feel that they are required to [...]
Police Scotland to strengthen community focus and deal with emerging threats.
Scotland needs an increasingly resilient, flexible, responsive and locally-focused police service to help keep communities safe. This is the message [...]
Want to Practice Mindfulness? Start at Work
Published in Huffington Post – 28/09/2016 On any given workday, most people appreciate a little break time. But not everyone knows how valuable [...]
HMICS Publishes Crime Audit 2016
Overall, the quality of crime recording in Scotland is good but new and emerging threats are increasing and changing demands on policing, says a [...]
New Powers To Tackle Domestic Abuse
New laws to help prosecution of controlling and coercive behaviour. Parliament will debate creating a new offence to hold abusive partners to [...]
Public views of policing in England and Wales Survey Report
In 2015, HMIC commissioned Ipsos MORI to undertake a survey of public perceptions of policing in England and Wales. This report sets out the results [...]
Important Pension News
LTA – Registering for FP2016/IP2016 – HMRC ‘on line’ registration system The ‘on line’ registration system with HMRC has gone live. [...]
The ‘Power of Okay’ Campaign from ‘See Me’
Last year ‘See Me’ launched the award winning Power of Okay campaign with this video, from the point of view of someone experiencing [...]
Court rules against Scottish Government’s named person policy
From ‘The Scotsman’ Newspaper 28/07/2016 Campaigners have won a challenge at the Supreme Court against the Scottish Government’s [...]
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