The President of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents has called on police leaders to be more open about their health after hosting a seminar aimed at breaking down the stigma around men’s physical and mental wellbeing. The inaugural Super Healthy:...
Police officers who have died on duty were remembered with fondness and fun – and no shortage of emotion – by their family and friends at the Care of Police Survivors (COPS) Annual Service of Remembrance. Surviving family members and serving police...
When the Commonwealth Games return to Glasgow this summer, around 7,700 officers, police staff, volunteers and members of specialist teams will help deliver one of Scotland’s highest-profile policing operations. The success of Operation Lannair, as the policing...
President Rob Hay’s keynote speech to the ASPS conference on 17 June. Colleagues, friends and guests, it is my great pleasure to welcome you all to the Westerwood Hotel for the 102nd Annual Conference of Association of Scottish Police Superintendents. It hardly...
A new HMICS report has raised concerns over the length of time it takes for conduct and disciplinary investigations into Police Scotland officers and staff to conclude. Responding to the report, Association of Scottish Police Superintendent President Chief...
ASPS President Rob Hay on the urgent policing issues he hopes the new Justice Minister will address I would like to congratulate the new Cabinet Secretary for Justice in Scotland, Neil Gray, as he takes up his post. One of the key things I would like to see is that...
