The June edition of 1919 Magazine is out now.
We bring you the latest interviews, in-depth analysis, and vital news from the policing front line.
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Scotland’s hospitals have treated over 2,000 stabbing victims in the last five years. Although new data shows emergency admissions are declining, charities are warning that too many lives are still being devastated by violence.
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How bodycams could end six-hour hospital waits for officers.
Chief Constable Jo Farrell says the tech will give cops the confidence to safely leave mental health patients in A&E and get on with their duties.
https://t.co/Cg5NudP0Ju
Can budget cuts justify cutting sick pay for injured officers?
SPF general secretary David Kennedy is urging a rethink as Police Scotland axes discretionary pay arrangements to balance the books.
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Police Scotland wants to boost the number of special constables by 10% a year, but is the drive a "sticking plaster" for budget cuts?
The SPF warns that volunteers must not be used to fill the gaps left by falling numbers of full-time officers.
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The April edition of 1919 Magazine is live.
Inside this month:
- The harsh reality of policing Scottish football
- Warning over cuts to cops' sick pay
- A major breakthrough in the pensions crisis
- Tech vs the shoplifting epidemic
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I've been looking at new figures on mental health absences in Police Scotland.
568,911 officer and staff days lost in six years, as numbers fall and demand rises.
My latest for @1919_mag 👇
https://t.co/8gUjwUYwPy
Behind the stunning scenery of Argyll and Bute, criminals are exploiting the rural geography to hide drugs, launder money, and engage in 'cuckooing'.
Read our story on how Police Scotland and Crimestoppers are teaming up to drive out organised crime.
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The March edition of 1919 Magazine is out now.
We bring you the latest interviews, in-depth analysis and news from across the justice and policing sector in Scotland.
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Fridays see the highest number of road casualties in Scotland, with adult and child injuries well above the daily average. What’s driving the spike?
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The family of a police officer killed on duty when the driver of a stolen lorry hit his car has been honoured with the Elizabeth Emblem, almost 60 years after his death
https://t.co/T8XUNOkJL5
Pavement parking fines are adding up fast in Edinburgh, with more than 8,600 contraventions since the rules changed. Check how many fines have been issued on your street on our interactive map.
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The Scottish Police Federation has unveiled a manifesto calling for six reforms to rebuild frontline policing and restore community trust. With Holyrood elections looming, the blueprint sets out a new vision for public safety
https://t.co/iPsYyyFENA
Police chiefs warn soaring court‑issued warrants are removing officers from the front line. What’s driving the surge, and what does it mean for communities?
https://t.co/LF3LkeFsQ8
The January edition of 1919 is live. Packed with sharp analysis, expert voices, and exclusive reporting on policing and justice issues across Scotland.
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Early release ➡️ homeless ➡️ alcohol and drugs ➡️ reoffend ➡️ back to jail. The vicious cycle exposed in @1919_mag, published today. https://t.co/mYhTBB501x
Police chiefs in Scotland say the government’s early release plans go too far - calling for violent offenders who assault officers to be barred from the scheme ➡
https://t.co/jMs9CXhIAV