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Police Links
Police Scotland’s website offers a range of online services, making it easier to connect with the police and access important information. You can report various incidents online, such as minor crimes, road traffic collisions, and lost or found property. The website also provides crime prevention advice, safety tips, and details on local policing teams.
The Scottish Police College is the central training ground for police officers and staff in Scotland. It offers various specialised courses, all aimed at improving the safety and wellbeing of Scottish communities.
www.scotland.police.uk/about-us/what-we-do/scottish-police-college
The British Transport Police (BTP) website is the official online presence of one of the world’s oldest police forces. It provides a comprehensive range of information and services related to railway safety and security in England, Wales and Scotland.
The website of the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) is a comprehensive resource for information about this specialised police force in the UK.
The Scottish Police Federation (SPF) website is a resource for police officers in Scotland. It provides information about the SPF’s work in representing officers’ interests, including pay, conditions, and pensions. The site also offers details on available insurance plans and links to charities that support police officers and their families.
The Defence Police Federation (DPF) website is for Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) officers in the UK. It acts as a hub for information and support related to their employment. The website also offers details on insurance schemes and welfare resources specifically for MDP officers.
As the UK’s biggest union for public service workers, UNISON’s website serves as a hub of resources and support, providing guidance on negotiations for better pay and working conditions, campaigning for fairer treatment in the workplace, and offering opportunities for professional development through learning and training.
External Agencies
The Scottish Police Recreation Association (SPRA) is a membership organisation dedicated to improving the well-being of police officers and staff in Scotland. SPRA offers a comprehensive range of benefits and services, including discounts on a variety of goods and services, access to state-of-the-art gyms and online fitness classes, wellbeing support through the SPRA Hub, and opportunities to connect with other members through social events and sports clubs. SPRA is committed to providing value to its members and supporting their overall well-being.
Visit their website to learn more about membership eligibility and benefits.
The Police Treatment Centres (PTC) website provides specialised treatment and support services to injured and ill police officers in the UK. Their comprehensive range of services includes physiotherapy, psychological wellbeing programmes, and even online consultations. Whether you’re on active duty or retired, the PTC can help you regain your health and well-being.
UKCOPS (Care of Police Survivors) is a dedicated charity that provides vital support to families of police officers who have sadly lost their lives on duty. Here, you’ll find resources and information to help them cope with this difficult time.
Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) is a leading charity providing free, independent, and confidential advice and information to empower people to resolve their legal, financial, and other problems. Their website offers comprehensive online resources and tools to help you navigate complex issues and make informed decisions.
Lifelines Scotland Police is a website aimed at supporting the wellbeing of police officers in Scotland. It’s part of a wider NHS project offering advice and resources to help officers stay healthy and resilient.
Here you’ll find tips on managing stress, coping with challenging situations, and looking after yourself and your colleagues. They also offer information for friends and family of police officers.
The Retired Police Officers Association Scotland (RPOAS) website is a valuable resource for retired police officers in Scotland. It offers support and information on a range of topics, from pension updates and financial advice to wellbeing resources and social events. Whether you’re newly retired or have been retired for years, the RPOAS website can help you make the most of your retirement years.
Financial Help
Money Advice Scotland is a Scottish charity offering free financial advice and support. They offer help to those in Scotland to achieve financial stability and improve their well-being. Their website provides resources, online tools, and helps you find local advisors.
National Debtline Scotland provides free, confidential debt advice to individuals and families in Scotland. Their advisors offer tailored solutions to help clients manage their finances, reduce debt, and achieve financial stability. They provide a range of services, including online advice, webchat, and telephone counseling.
StepChange Debt Charity offer free services including impartial advice online and by phone to tackle your money worries. They will work with you to understand your situation and create a personalised plan to manage your debts and get back on track financially.
GamCare is a UK charity that provides free, confidential support and advice to anyone affected by gambling harms. They offer a range of services, including a National Gambling Helpline, online resources, and face-to-face counselling.
MoneyHelper is a free, impartial website providing guidance on money and pensions for people in the UK. It offers information and tools on a range of topics, including budgeting and saving, debt, pensions, and other financial topics.
Cyber Security
Cyber Scotland is a website providing information and advice on online safety. It offers resources for individuals and businesses to protect themselves from cybercrime and improve their online security.
Cyber Scotland offer a free helpline for organisations and provide information on how to contact the police for emergencies or non-urgent reports. Additionally, you can report suspicious texts or websites directly through the linked resources.
Fraud Prevention
Take Five is a UK initiative that provides information and resources to help people protect themselves from fraud. Their website offers guidance on how to identify and avoid scams, such as phishing emails and fake websites.
Stop Think Fraud is a UK government campaign that aims to protect people from fraud. Their website provides information on how to identify and avoid scams, such as being wary of unsolicited contact, verifying information, and never giving out personal information.
Regulatory
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) website is a useful resource for consumers, businesses, and industry professionals. It provides information on financial regulation, including consumer protection, market integrity, financial crime prevention, and authorisation and supervision of financial firms.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the UK’s financial services regulator. The FCA’s consumer section provides information and resources to help consumers make informed decisions about financial products and services. This includes information on how to complain if things go wrong, how to avoid scams, and how to choose the right financial product.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is a UK organisation that protects your money if a financial services firm you’ve dealt with goes bust. This includes banks, building societies, credit unions, investment firms and insurers. Their website offers information on what’s covered, how to make a claim and how to check if a firm is FSCS protected.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) is an independent service that investigates complaints about financial products and services in the UK. If you have a complaint about a bank, credit card company, insurance firm, or other financial provider, and you’re unhappy with the outcome of your complaint with the company, you can ask the FOS to review the case. The FOS will investigate your complaint and make a binding decision. Their service is free of charge.
The Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) section offers information on how they supervise and regulate banks, insurers, and investment firms in the UK. Their goal is to ensure financial stability and protect consumers. They achieve this by setting prudential standards, supervising institutions, and taking action when necessary.
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