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Audited Accounts 2015-2016

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Annual Report 2014-2015

Annual Report 2015-2016

AvatarThe Scottish Community Safety Network@TheSCSN·
11h

Today is #IDAHOBIT2022. #LGBTQI people continue to face unacceptable levels of #HateCrime in Scotland & beyond, with daily low level experiences of homo/bi/transphobia contributing to stark health & social inequalities.

Scottish LGBTI Police Association@LGBTIpoliceScot

Today is #IDAHOBIT2022. If you have experienced or witnessed hate crime, report it to @PoliceScotland. You can do so by phoning 999 (emergency) / 101 (non-emergency), attending a police station, completing a hate crime reporting form online or using a 3rd Party Reporting Centre.

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AvatarAccounts Commission@AccCommScot·
13h

Our joint commitment with @improvserv to increase collaboration and focus on accelerating the improvement and pace of change across Local Government services, is having an impact. More in our joint blog here: https://buff.ly/3LjiyWv

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AvatarCommunityJusticeScot@ComJusScot·
13h

We're pleased to see regional newspapers sharing stories and images from our reframing #CommunityJustice project; highlighting the skilled work being completed.

A THREAD

'Majority of Scots see benefits of community payback orders' ⬇️@bordertelegraph
https://www.bordertelegraph.com/news/20140893.majority-scots-see-benefits-community-payback-orders/

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AvatarImprovement Service@improvserv·
14h

Find out more about the benefits of the Public Service Improvement Framework (PSIF) is a self-assessment from the councils and public sector organisations which have used it. Contact the IS to find out more about PSIF and how it could work for you.

https://www.improvementservice.org.uk/products-and-services/performance-management-and-benchmarking/public-service-improvement-framework/psif-case-studies

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