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Latest News: Single Police and Fire & Rescue Services Become Operational

A new chapter in the history of policing in Scotland has opened with the advent of the single service. The service will be working in and with our communities to identify and solve problems. Community policing in Aberdeenshire is managed through the new Aberdeenshire & Moray Division. Read more

Wherever you live or work in Scotland, the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service is dedicated to keeping you safe. Find out how we are delivering fire safety in the Service Delivery Area - North. Read more North East Fire & Rescue Chief to speak in Banchory Read more

More Latest News: Pass Plus grant for young drivers increased to £100.

In order to encourage more young drivers to gain the benefits of the Pass Plus driving course, the Aberdeenshire Community Safety Executive has approved an increase in the grant offered by local Community Safety Groups from £80 to £100. Read more

The Aberdeenshire Community Safety Groups held their Annual Seminar on 23rd March. The Seminar included the presentation of the 2012-13 Community Safety Awards. Read more

Pupils at Kemnay Academy have been given lessons on road safety during a Driving Ambition session at the school. Read more

David Coulthard, the ex-F1 driver, sets up a reconstruction, with help from the police, of a fatal car crash. Even the best drivers in the world adjust their speed on country roads. Watch it on Youtube

A local Group has joined forces with Grampian Police and Grampian Fire and Rescue Service to encourage drivers to stay safe on Aberdeenshire's rural roads particularly during the "Country Roads Rush Hour" between 3pm and 6pm when accidents on rural roads peak. Read more

The Garioch and North Marr Community Safety Group has provided winter safety items to some primary school children it its area. Read more

The Best Bar None 2013 awards for bars that work to promote good practice in Aberdeenshire were made recently. Read more

Local Policing Teams have published updates in January 2013 to tell you how they are dealing with the issues in your area. Read more

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Safe Drive Stay Alive 2012 was held in November. It was another very successful event sending a powerful road safety message to thousands of school pupils from across Grampian. Read more

Grampian Police are warning homeowners to be extra cautious over the winter season to help reduce the risk of becoming a crime victim. Read more

Fatalities on roads in North East Scotland were reduced again in 2011 but people are still dying in crashes. Read more

First on Scene has produced four movies that will provide young people with life saving skills to help in emergency situations. Would you know what to do? Read more

The worst accidents in Scotland happen on country roads - 3 out of 4 road deaths occur on them. They are mostly caused by loss of control and driving too fast for the conditions. Read more

The Summer Safer Streets initiative has been given an award recognising its efforts to reduce alcohol-related crime and disorder at summer events across the area. Read more

Operation Zenith, which promotes motorcycle safety on our roads, continues to be successful. Read more

Young Scot (the national youth information and citizenship charity) has launched a survey to find out what folk in Aberdeenshire think of young people. Read more

The Safer Streets Initiative, which was supported by the Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership, dramatically reduced violence and anti-social behaviour over the Christmas and New Year period. Read more

Grampian Police is increasing the number of officers on bicycle patrol in communities across Aberdeenshire. Read more

Fatalities on roads in North East Scotland reduced in 2009. Read more

Check the BBC's interactive map of a decade of road deaths from 1999-2008. Use it to search for accidents by postcode or Police area. Read More

Urban Roadeo, the road safety play for older folk, has been performed to an audience in Monymusk. Read more

Local Community Groups are offering funding for local community projects. Click below for more information. Read more

The Banff and District Community Safety Group is helping to tackle the Night Terrors in Banff. Read more

The Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership has been working together for almost 10 years to make Aberdeenshire a safer place for everyone living in, working in or visiting the area Read more

Find out about ICE (In Case of Emergency) on your mobile. Read more