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Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone the following training dates scheduled for the end of February: Evidence Based Strategic Impact Modules 2-4 beginning 28 February 2017 Evidencing Impact – 28 February 2017 We will be rescheduling these dates in the near future so please check our website for updates. Please accept our...
February the 7th was Safer Internet Day. So this month we are asking – [Juna_IT_Poll id=”18″] You can find out more about Safer Internet Day here.
Last month, following the introduction of the ban on smoking in vehicles carrying a person under the age of 18, we asked whether there should be a blanket ban on smoking in vehicles. We received a high number of responses overwhelmingly in favour of a blanket ban, with 73.3% in favour, 23.3% against and 3.3% not...
The December edition of our Safety NETworks newsletter has now been published. To download a copy of the newsletter and sign up to receive the eNewsletter click here.
[Juna_IT_Poll id=”16″] Last month, in relation to our Effective Partnership Working training date, we asked ‘Has partnership working improved at a strategic level over the past 2 years. 75% of respondents felt that strategic partnership working had improved, 17% said it had gotten worse and 8% that there had been no real change. This month...
A bold new strategy seeking to break the cycle of offending by strengthening community justice has been announced by Justice Secretary Michael Matheson. Tackling offending through early intervention, identifying the reasons why people offend in the first place, and helping people reintegrate into the community after custody, is at the heart of the new approach....
On 22 November we ran our most recent Effective Partnership Working training date. For November’s Question of the month we are asking the following question. Simply click on the answer buttons to give your view! [Juna_IT_Poll id=”15″]
On an annual basis, SCSN staff meet with every member organisation to identify local priorities and gather information to help inform the national agenda. In December 2015, we also undertook Link Officer group meetings across Scotland which, as well as discussing current practice and emerging issues, will provided the opportunity for neighbouring local authorities to share...
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The Abusive Behaviour and Sexual Harm (Scotland) Act 2016 came into force following Royal Assent on 28 April 2016. The Act provides guidance on defining abuse and harm and the legal provisions that can be imposed if a defendant is found guilty. For the first time in legislation the Act addresses the issue of psychological harm...