Councillor Amy McNeese-Mechan, Chair of the Edinburgh’s Community Safety Partnership, writes about protecting the public around Bonfire Night:
“In recent years we’ve seen an escalation in anti-social behaviour in the time leading up to Halloween and Bonfire/ Guy Fawkes Night. Protecting our communities from harm during Bonfire Night and beyond, is a priority for us in the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership. Continue reading Bonfire Season: keeping Edinburgh residents safe
Hard-hitting new research into begging in Edinburgh has been published by the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership along with charity Shelter Scotland.
Continue reading Life on the Streets: Shelter report sheds light on begging in Edinburgh
Four new off-road motorbikes bought by the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership are to be used by Police Scotland to combat anti-social behaviour and theft across the capital.
Continue reading New off-road motorbikes are latest tool to tackle crime in the capital
Tuesday 28 March, 2 – 4pm
EVOC, Ashley Place off Newhaven Road
The Scottish Government and partners are working towards a new model for community justice. The new model aims to:
