Welcome to the Scottish Police Credit Union
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority FRN213597. Details can be found on www.fsa.gov.uk
The SPCU has more than 7,400 members throughout the eight Scottish Police forces, the Ministry of Defence Police, British Transport Police and other police organisations in Scotland.
(Our director David Woods recruiting credit union members at a federation conference.)
We opened our doors in 1989 with just 78 members and moved to our present accommodation in a former police office at 165 Baillieston Road, Glasgow. Members are welcome to drop in at the office, but we are also happy to deal with anyone by telephone or e-mail.
Simple tasks, such as the completion of a share withdrawal slip or payroll mandate can be completed at the reception desk. More complicated or lengthy matters, such as applications for loans, are dealt with in a more private area.
Assistant Chief Constable Allan Burnett of Fife Constabulary launches our new website in February 2006. Looking on are Douglas Goldie and John Campbell from the Credit Union.
Our Chairman, Tom Rowatt, is a man of many talents. Since retiring from the police service he is set to administer the law from a different angle, having been appointed Justice of the Peace to serve at Rutherglen District Court. The photograph shows Justice Rowatt being sworn in by Gilbert Cox, Lord Lieutenant for Lanarkshire.
Scottish Police Football Association
The team, shown in Wales wearing their new kit sponsored by Scottish Police Credit Union. On the extreme left is their Manager, Dave Beaumont of Fife Constabulary, and on the extreme right is the Assistant Manager Patrick Docherty of Strathclyde Police.
Scotland’s Health at Work - Gold Award
 Scotland’s Health at Work is a national award scheme at Bronze, Silver and Gold Levels, which rewards employers who demonstrate commitment to improving the health and ultimately the performance of their workforce. The scheme brings benefits to employers as well as employees by helping create a healthier, more motivated workforce and reducing sickness absence. Our photograph shows Claire Birt from the staff accepting our Gold Award.
Recruit A Member Winner - 1st Prize
First prize winner in our recent recruit a member campaign was Jane Fleetham, an FSO from Fife Control Centre, pictured here receiving her prize of an LCD television from our Business Development Officer, Ian Caldwell and Credit Union Director, Inspector Douglas Goldie. Jane managed to recruit 5 new members for the credit union, so well done, Jane!
Recruit a Member Winner - 2nd Prize
Our second prize winner was Malcolm McDonald from Strathclyde Police Federation Office, pictured here receiving his prize of a digital camera from the Business Development Officer, Ian Caldwell. | 
09 February 2010
