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Introduction
Aim
This quarterly assessment has been produced to enable the
Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands Community Safety Partnership to make
informed decisions on the allocation of resources and funding, to ensure that
partnership priorities are being met. The quarterly assessment is intended to
compliment single agency operational plans by considering a partnership
approach to emerging Community Safety issues.
The assessment links directly to:
- The
Single Outcome Agreement – National outcomes 9 (We live our lives safe
from crime, disorder and danger), and 11 (We have strong, resilient and
supportive Communities where people take responsibility for their own
action and how they affect others).
- The
Argyll and Bute Community Plan – where there is a focus on maintaining
safer Communities by tackling Anti social behaviour, drug/alcohol abuse,
violent crime including domestic abuse and reducing road traffic
collisions
- Single
agency plans – e.g. Strathclyde Police’s Force/Divisional priorities and
Community policing plans, Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Area Plans, NHS
Highland Service Plans.
Method
The Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands Community Safety
Forum will meet quarterly and share information on emerging trends with a view
to determining preventative, intelligence and enforcement priorities for the
partnership. These will be reviewed at each meeting and partners will be asked
to provide updates in respect of any actions that have been allocated.
Governance
Governance arrangements to be established at meeting.
Government protective marking
and handling instructions
This document is classified as not protectively marked and
therefore can be distributed to other agencies and will be published on the
Argyll and Bute Council website. Partners may in addition bring restricted
information to meetings which will be for the purposes of sharing with those
present at the meeting and not for wider distribution.
Current Strategy
Priorities (to be agreed)
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Violence, Disorder and Anti Social Behaviour
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Vulnerable Persons
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Environmental Safety
These
are therefore the areas concentrated on in this assessment. In addition to
these, regular scanning will be undertaken to
identify emerging trends and address predicted threats that may fall outside
the current Strategy, usually of exceptional risk.
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2. |
Apologies
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3. |
Minutes of the previous Meeting held on 2 August 2011  PDF 54 KB
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4. |
Progress of Actions
(Update on actions identified at previous meetings)
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DESCRIPTION
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OWNER
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UPDATE
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REVIEW DATE
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5. |
Budget and Funding Applications PDF 46 KB
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5a |
Community Safety/Problem Solving Grants - Budget available
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6. |
Violent Crime, Disorder and Anti Social Behaviour
MID
ARGYLL
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Type of Crime (May 2011 - Jul. 2011)
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Same
period over last 5 years1
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Last
3 months
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%
change2
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Serious Violent Crime
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3.2
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0
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-100.0%
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Common Assault
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24.4
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13
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-46.72%
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Drug Crimes
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9.2
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7
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-23.91%
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Housebreaking (Domestic)
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0.6
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3
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400.0%
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Motor Vehicle Crime (includes
thefts of and thefts from motor vehicles)
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5.8
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3
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-48.28%
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Anti-social Behaviour Incidents
(reported by the Public)
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106.0
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60
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-43.40%
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Road Traffic Collisions (Fatal
& Injury)
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13.8
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9
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-34.78%
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Road Traffic Collisions (Fatal)
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0.4
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0
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-100.0%
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SOUTH
KINTYRE
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Type of Crime (May 2011 - Jul. 2011)
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Same
period over last 5 years1
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Last
3 months
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%
change2
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Serious Violent Crime
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3.4
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1
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-70.59%
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Common Assault
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43.2
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23
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-46.76%
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Drug Crimes
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12.4
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9
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-27.42%
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Housebreaking (Domestic)
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2.6
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2
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-23.08%
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Motor Vehicle Crime (includes
thefts of and thefts from motor vehicles)
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3.4
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1
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-70.59%
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Anti-social Behaviour Incidents
(reported by the Public)
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134.3
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79
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-41.19%
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Road Traffic Collisions (Fatal
& Injury)
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2.4
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3
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25.0%
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Road Traffic Collisions (Fatal)
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0.0
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0
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0.0%
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KINTYRE AND THE ISLANDS
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Type of Crime (May 2011 - Jul. 2011)
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Same
period over last 5 years1
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Last
3 months
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%
change2
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Serious Violent Crime
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0.4
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0
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-100.0%
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Common Assault
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14.0
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4
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-71.43%
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Drug Crimes
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5.2
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10
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92.31%
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Housebreaking (Domestic)
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0.4
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0
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-100.0%
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Motor Vehicle Crime (includes
thefts of and thefts from motor vehicles)
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4.8
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1
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-79.17%
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Anti-social Behaviour Incidents
(reported by the Public)
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77.7
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50
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-35.62%
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Road Traffic Collisions (Fatal
& Injury)
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6.6
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7
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6.06%
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Road Traffic Collisions (Fatal)
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0.0
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0
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0.0%
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6a |
Campbeltown Town Centre Manager's Report
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Town Hall window broken (Main Street elevation)
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Tradewinds window smashed, Main Street
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Vanity Fair window smashed, Longrow
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Close door at 11 Main Street damaged again –
this is being damaged on a regular basis on a Friday/Saturday night
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Cafe Bluebell window smashed, Hall Street
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6b |
Race/Homophobic Crime
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Crime
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YTD
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Last Year
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Mid Argyll
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Kintyre and the Islands
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South Kintyre
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Racial Incidents
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6
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11
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2
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2
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2
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Homophobic
Incidents
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1
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2
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1
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nil
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nil
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6c |
Environmental Services Report
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6d |
CCTV Update and BIDS
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7. |
Vulnerable Persons
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7a |
Domestic Abuse
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Number of Domestic Incidents reported to the Police
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July 2011
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Aug. 2011
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Sept. 2011
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Total July –Sept 2011
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Mid Argyll
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6
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8
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9
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23
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South
Kintyre
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12
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5
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8
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25
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Kintyre
and the Islands
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4
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1
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4
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9
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Totals
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22
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14
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21
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57
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7b |
Child Protection/Youth Projects
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7c |
Home Safety
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7d |
Health
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8. |
Environmental Safety
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8a |
Road Safety
Reportable Road
traffic Collisions to Strathclyde Police for MAKI :
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Month
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Number of RTCs
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Slight Injury
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Serious injury
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Fatal
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July 2011
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28
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5
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1
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nil
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August 2011
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28
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3
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nil
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nil
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September 2011
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20
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2
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1
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nil
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Totals
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76
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10
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2
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nil
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No ‘hotspot’ locations identified.
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8b |
Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Service
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Dwelling Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Non-Domestic Fires
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1,2 & 3
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1
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£4,460
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5333
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Chimney Fires
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1,2 & 3
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2
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£8,600
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762
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Grass Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Other Secondary Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Road Traffic Collisions
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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n/a
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Unwanted Fire Alarms
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1,2 & 3
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19
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£13,870
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n/a
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Other Special services
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1,2 & 3
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2
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£3,940
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n/a
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1-Jul-11
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31-Jul-11
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Vehicle fire
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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Totals for M.A.K.& I.
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24
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£30,870
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6095
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Dwelling Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Non-Domestic Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Chimney Fires
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1,2 & 3
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1
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£4,300
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381
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Grass Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Other Secondary Fires
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1,2 & 3
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1
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£1,970
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266
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Road Traffic Collisions
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1,2 & 3
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1
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£4,410
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n/a
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Unwanted Fire Alarms
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1,2 & 3
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33
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£24,090
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n/a
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Other Special services
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1,2 & 3
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2
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£3,940
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n/a
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1-Aug-11
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31-Aug-11
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Vehicle fire
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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Totals for M.A.K.& I.
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38
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£38,710
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647
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Dwelling Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Non-Domestic Fires
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1,2 & 3
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2
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£8,920
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10666
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Chimney Fires
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1,2 & 3
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8
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£34,400
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3048
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Grass Fires
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Other Secondary Fires
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1,2 & 3
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1
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£1,970
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266
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Road Traffic Collisions
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1,2 & 3
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1
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£4,410
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n/a
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Unwanted Fire Alarms
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1,2 & 3
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30
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£21,900
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n/a
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Other Special services
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1,2 & 3
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3
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£5,910
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n/a
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1-Sep-11
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30-Sep-11
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Vehicle fire
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1,2 & 3
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0
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£0
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0
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Totals
for M.A.K.& I.
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45
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£77,510
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13980
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8c |
Water Safety
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9. |
Emerging Trends
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10. |
Forthcoming Key Events Diary
(List of events to be
submitted by all partners where there may be an impact upon another
service/organisation)
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DATE
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TIME
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EVENT
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August - October
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N/A
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Strathclyde police
Public Consultation
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05/011/2011
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1800hrs
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Lochgilphead
Lantern
Festival
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04 – 05/11/2011
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Various
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Bonfire displays –
various locations
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November/December
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PM
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Campbeltown/Lochgilphead
Christmas Lights Switch on
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11. |
New Actions
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12. |
Meeting dates - 2012 PDF 34 KB
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