Scottish Police Authority
Almost 1,500 officers could go if police funding needs not met – governing body
The Scottish Police Authority said the number of officers could drop by almost 1,500 if Police Scotland is not allocated an extra £105.9 million.
£15m spent on policing during Operation Unicorn after Queen’s death, papers show
Papers for the next Scottish Police Authority show more than £15 million was spent on policing after the late Queen died in Scotland.
SNP MSP accuses media and police of ‘collusion’ in party finances probe
James Dornan accused Police Scotland of making Nicola Sturgeon’s home look like ‘Fred West’s house’ when it was searched.
Police Scotland appoints first female chief constable
Jo Farrell, who is currently in charge of Durham Constabulary, will succeed Sir Iain Livingstone.
Senior female officer vows to tackle ‘shocking’ sexism in Police Scotland
A survey revealed 81% of officers agree sexism and misogyny is an issue within the force.
Sarwar ‘blown away’ by Police Scotland chief’s admission on culture within force
Sir Iain Livingstone said on Thursday that Police Scotland is institutionally racist and discriminatory.
Police chief accepts institutional racism admission could have come sooner
Sir Iain Livingstone on Thursday admitted that Police Scotland is ‘institutionally racist and discriminatory’.
Police Scotland chief admits force ‘is institutionally racist’
Sir Iain Livingstone said acknowledging the issue publicly is key to addressing it.
