The Tayside branch of the Scottish Police Federation has expressed fears that cutting officer numbers would have "very serious implications" for rural areas ...
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Fears that rural areas would be hit hardest by police cuts – Scotland Courier
Black panther back on the prowl… – Sutherland Northern Times
Northern Constabulary has urged anyone who spots such an animal not to approach it, but to contact the police. They are the first big cat sightings in East ...
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300 caught in seatbelt crackdown – Peterborough Today
Striking a positive note, Leslie Harrold, a road safety manager with Grampian Police, said: "I am delighted that our road safety messages appears to be ...
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Minimum price law would reduce number of violent crimes – Deadline Press & Picture Agency
Earlier this year, it was reported that the chief constable of Strathclyde Police – Scotland's largest force – backed the calls for a minimum price on ...
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Budget cuts ‘unfair’ says Dyfed-Powys chief – Police Professional
Deputy Chief Constable George Graham of Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary has said he believes fears over redundancy are affecting the morale of the ...
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300 caught in seatbelt crackdown – The Press Association
The Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland (Acpos) said the figure showed motorists were continuing to disregard their safety by flouting the law.and more »
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Drunk driver caught at police HQ – BBC News
Officers at Central Scotland Police HQ in Stirling found him "reeking" of drink in his car on the private access road to the staff car park. ...
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Pensioner dragged from car and assaulted in jewellery heist – stv.tv
A Strathclyde Police spokesman said the victim received minor injuries but has been left traumatised and badly shaken by the robbery. ...
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POLICE SEEK WITNESSES TO FORFAR ASSAULT – Forfar Today
Anyone who saw the assault, or who has any information that could help to trace the man wearing the white 'T' shirt, should call Tayside Police on 0300 111...
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