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Forth Valley Appropriate Adult Service re-launchesSpecialist individuals are being asked to join a new self-employed service which ensures vulnerable adults can communicate effectively with officers when they come into contact with the police. 
Reducing crime in our communities remains our priority, says Chief ConstableVandalism and anti-social behaviour, which cause communities in the Forth Valley the biggest concern, continued to decrease last year, according to the latest recorded annual crime statistics. 
Adult support and protectionA new team of specialist detectives has started operations in Central Scotland with the aim of ensuring adults at risk are protected from harm and criminality. 
Top tips to stay safe onlineHave a look at our quick guide to some of the simple measures you can take to protect your family on-line. 
Chinese New YearCentral Scotland Police wishes everyone in the community a happy and safe Chinese New Year. 
Communities asked to help shape policing - please take our surveyThe public across Central Scotland is being invited to take part in a survey which will help shape policing priorities in the coming years. 
Christmas message 2010Wishing all communities across Central Scotland a very happy and safe festive season. 
Poster campaign highlights hate crimeA poster campaign to raise awareness of hate crime has been launched across the Forth Valley. 
16 days of actionCentral Scotland Police and their partners are supporting an international domestic abuse campaign by launching 16 days of activities in the force area. 
The writing's on the wallCentral Scotland Police is embarking on some cell decorating with a difference. 
Scottish Policing Awards 2010Central Scotland Police has been recognised at an award ceremony commending the outstanding work of police forces across Scotland. 
Public asked to play their part in weeding out cannabis factoriesA new campaign to encourage the public to provide anonymous information on houses and flats that are being used for cannabis cultivations is launched today (Monday 30 August 2010). 
Deputy Chief Constable to retireThe Deputy Chief Constable of Central Scotland Police, Iain Macleod, has announced his intention to retire in December this year after 34 years police service. 
MAHRS puts focus on hate incidents in Forth ValleyThe response by partners in Forth Valley to incidents aggravated by hatred is to be enhanced through a new three-year strategy aimed at making communities safer. 
Don't give it away - Lock it awayIf you wouldn't give it away, then lock it away. That's the message from Central Scotland Police following a recent spate of thefts from vehicles across the area. 
Men convicted of murder, sexual abuse and groomingTwo predatory offenders have been convicted of murder and the sexual abuse and exploitation of boys following a multi-force investigation. 
Community warning systems testing at GrangemouthCommunity systems warning testing will take place at Grangemouth Petroleum and Chemical Complex at 7pm on Wednesday 2nd June 2010. 
International Success for Central Scotland Police Pipes and DrumsThe Pipes and Drums of Central Scotland Police are celebrating their first international success. 
Crime continues to fall across Central ScotlandLevels of recorded crime fell in Central Scotland's communities last year by more than 12 per cent. 
Forces tee off for charityCentral Scotland Police and Fife Constabulary have chosen the Police Treatment Centres Charity and the Police Dependants Charity as the beneficiaries of a fund-raising golf day organised by the two forces. 
Community office is focus point for Alloa citizensCitizens in an area of Alloa are to get the chance to drop in and meet their local community officers. 
Motorcyclist safety campaign revs upEncouraging bikers to ride safely on key routes in Central Scotland is the aim behind a new initiative which has been launched. 
Operation to protect stunning beauty spotsThree police forces are working in conjunction with national park rangers and the Forestry Commission Scotland for the third year running to protect some of Scotland's iconic beauty spots. 
Dean Geary InvestigationCentral Scotland Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of 19-year-old Dean Geary whose body was found on the A811 near Drymen. 
Clacks community cops lead drugs raidsCommunity officers in Clackmannanshire led a day of action yesterday (March 3) tackling low-level heroin dealers. 
New Area Commanders to take up postTwo senior officers who both started their careers as police cadets 25 years ago are taking up posts as new Area Commanders in Stirling and Clackmannanshire. 
Intolerance in the spotlight, say PolicePolice will not tolerate any incidence of hate-crime which targets an individual because of their sexual orientation - that's the message from Central Scotland Police ahead of new legislation expected to come into effect this year. 
Central Scotland Appropriate Adults Service meeting : Volunteers neededCentral Scotland Appropriate Adult Service invite anyone interested in becoming a volunteer with the service to an informal meeting at Police Headquarters, Stirling at 5.30pm on Tuesday 9th February 2010. 
New police office at Larbert officially openedThe new police office serving communities across the Denny and Stenhousemuir Sub Area Command has been officially opened. 
Winter road safetyJustice Secretary commends police and encourages winter road safety. 
Former senior officer comments on honourA former Assistant Chief Constable of Central Scotland Police was recognised in the New Year's Honours List with the award of a Queen's Police Medal. 
Graffiti removal project launchedAn initiative lead by Central Scotland Police is being launched today (October 21st) which will see offenders who are ordered to carry out community service tasked with removing graffiti from vandalised property. 
Operation to curb lochside disorder wins praiseA co-ordinated operation led by Central Scotland Police aimed at curbing anti-social behaviour in one of the country's most popular visitor areas has been recognised in the Scottish Policing Awards. 
Carrying a knife? It could mean a sentenceCentral Scotland Police are clamping down on those who are determined to carry or use knives. An initiative tackling these issues was launched at the end of May. 
Central win Scottish regional police dog trialsTwo of Central Scotland Police's dog handlers won the top two awards at the Scottish Regional Police Dog Trials hosted by Grampian Police. 
Respect the park - National park rangers recruited as special constables in UK firstIn what is being heralded as a first for the UK, four Rangers from Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority have been trained to become Special Constables, giving them increased powers to make the National Park a fantastic place for people to enjoy. 
Force restructure puts focus on communitiesA restructuring of Central Scotland Police will lead to more than 20 officers being deployed in the coming year into frontline roles to further enhance operational policing. 
F1 champ meets award-winning Scottish road safety campaign teamDuring a visit to Scotland, Formula 1 World Champion, Lewis Hamilton, passed on his best wishes to representatives of an innovative winter road safety campaign run by three Scottish police forces and backed by drinks business, Diageo, who partner Lewis's Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team. 
Operation Ultraviolet throws spotlight on dealers in communityOperation Ultraviolet has targeted addresses across Central Scotland aimed at tackling heroin supplies linked to drug deaths and overdoses. 
Safe Drive Stay AliveThe Safe Drive Stay Alive roadshow will run from Monday 26th January - Friday 30th January at the MacRobert Centre, Stirling. The roadshow educates young people on road safety using innovative and hard-hitting techniques. 
Christmas messageWishing all of our communities and partners a very peaceful Christmas and New Year. 
Force wins local business awardWednesday, 19th November 2008 The Force entered the Falkirk Herald Business Awards, which are held annually to celebrate local business and enterprise. 
New Chief Constable appointedWednesday, 17th September 2008 
Force's gold award recognises healthy working livesWednesday, 17th September 2008 
New lay advisors take up rolesWednesday, 03rd September 2008 
Bike Safe initiativeWednesday, 03rd September 2008 |
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