Column Police chief column: Great pride at my officers’ work
WE NEAR the end of 2021 with the same uncertainties we faced at the end of 2020, so I wanted to highlight some of the support and assistance that is available.
Column Chief Inspector Neil Mitchell: Make sure you stay safe at Xmas
OUR festive campaign kicks off this week and it falls under ‘Operation Frankincense’.
Column Police chief column: Taking action against domestic violence
DOMESTIC violence is a serious issue and one we focus all our collective efforts on in a partnership way to protect victims and bring offenders to justice.
Column Police chief column – Sexual abuse: don't be 'that guy'
THIS week, I am preparing the East Lothian Scrutiny report for review by elected officials. This is a public document and forms part of the agenda for the Police, Fire and Community Safety Committee.
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Chief Inspector Neil Mitchell: Police will never step away from those in crisis
First, I wanted to take this opportunity to pay tribute to Willie Innes following his death this week.
Column Police chief column: New verification process starting in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder
THE appalling murder of Sarah Everard by a serving officer has brought an intense, critical spotlight onto policing in the UK and onto misogyny and violence against women and girls.
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Police chief column: ‘Think again’ about e-scooters for Xmas
Are you planning on buying an electric scooter for Christmas?
Column East Lothian police chief: Fighting at school is unacceptable
PLANNING is well under way now for COP26, which is only weeks away.
Column Police chief column: Hare coursing is a barbaric crime
AS WE MOVE into the autumn, we enter the prime season for hare coursing across our county.
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Police chief column: Campers have a responsibility
THIS year, with travel affected by the coronavirus restrictions, holidays abroad have been limited with most opting not to take the chance and having a staycation.
