Make a Complaint - Police Scotland
What can I complain about? You can complain to Police Scotland about our action or lack of action, or about the standard of service provided by us. If you know or suspect a police officer or police staff member is doing something that does not feel right – …
Pay and grading structure - Police Scotland
Safer communities, less crime, supported victims and a thriving workforce. Read about our 2030 vision and three-year plan. Recruitment events Police Scotland support those who wish to become police officers, special constables or police staff by …
Falkirk - Police Scotland
Falkirk is one of three area commands in Forth Valley division. Priorities. The priorities for your area are decided by data from our strategic assessment which details threats and risks, and also from feedback from local authorities, partners, and residents in the Your Police survey.. Responsive to the concerns of our communities
Crime data - Police Scotland
Crime data. Multi Member Ward Crime Data 2023-24 Quarter 1. Multi Member Ward Crime Data 2022-23. Multi Member Ward Crime Data 2021-22. Multi Member Ward Crime Data 2020-21
PSYV - Police Scotland
PSYV promotes a practical way for young people to understand policing by supporting the Police in their local area through volunteering. As part of this, young people are given a chance for their voice to be heard and encouraged to promote good …
Specialist Crime Division - Police Scotland
Specialist Crime Division supports local policing. It helps keep people safe through the provision of access to national specialist investigative and intelligence functions. It provides equal access for communities to specialist policing. It is nationally co-ordinated. It is led and delivered ...
Biometrics - Police Scotland
Biometrics. Biometric data or ‘Biometrics’ is a print, impression, sample or image taken from a person to help identify them. This may be fingerprints, a sample of DNA (your unique genetic code) or a photograph taken in custody.
Executive Team - Police Scotland
Strategy, policy and direction for Police Scotland is determined by the Service's Executive Team. The Chief Constable has overall responsibility for the administration and management of police operations in the Service area, and is supported by the Service's chief police officers and selected senior members of police staff.
Firearms and Shotguns - Police Scotland
Firearms and shotguns. The Police is the licensing authority for firearm and shotgun certificates. Permission to possess, or to buy a firearm or shotgun will be granted to an individual who is assessed by the Police.
Firearms and Explosives Licensing - Police Scotland
Police Scotland Firearm and Explosives Licensing team perform an important role across Scotland. There are licensing staff based in Aberdeen, Dumfries, Dundee, Edinburgh, Falkirk, Glasgow, Glenrothes, and Inverness. They are supported by Firearm Enquiry Officers. They carry out enquiries and visits ...