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Media Monitor

Home Media Monitor

Our new Community Safety Media Monitor is published roughly every two weeks on a Friday morning and features highlights of some of the main community safety stories that have appeared in the press and media.

2021

  • February 2021 Second Edition
  • February 2021 First Edition
  • January 2021 Second Edition
  • January 2021 First Edition

2020

  • SCSN Media Monitor November 2020
  • SCSN Media Monitor October 2020 
  • SCSN Media Monitor Aug 24-Sept 3 

AvatarSCSN@SCSN2·
5 Mar

Brilliant chat with @ellarabaiotti from our #welsh sister organisation this morning comparing notes.. lots of chat about #CCTV #AntiSocial / #ProSocial behaviour #SafeGuarding #CommunitySafety and (as Mum's do...) our 17 year old bairns.... @theBSCprogramme @GilliesLorraine

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AvatarRevolving Doors@RevDoors·
4 Mar

Next week, we'll be holding our 3rd Knowledge Exchange event with @the_police_fdn.

We'll be hearing @childrensociety & @InspSimon discuss challenges around identifying & supporting vulnerable young adults in the criminal justice system.

More info here: http://www.revolving-doors.org.uk/blog/support-improve-policing-young-adults

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AvatarNeighbourhood Watch@nwatchscotland·
4 Mar

Day 7/7 Thanks @Lanarkshire_Pol for nominating us to share a picture for 7 days to show our daily life (no people)

Contact us for a copy of our newsletter. You'll find partner updates, advice on staying safe, how to spot a scam, online safety and much more

We nominate @SCSN2

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AvatarNivenR_VRU@DirectorVRU·
4 Mar

@SCSN2 @jrf_uk @TheIFS @RevDoors @GilliesLorraine The last thing we all need is for more people in society to be plunged into poverty with all that this entails

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Edinburgh,
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0131 225 7772 / 8700

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