Meet the Community Beat Officers Find out about the Community Beat Officers operating in the Buchan CSG area. Meet the Community Wardens Find out about the Community Wardens operating in Peterhead.

The Buchan CSG presented the Urban Roadeo in Peterhead for road users aged 55+.

New: Local Police will patrol on bikes The Buchan CSG has funded specialised bikes for Community Beat Officers New: Local Funding Available The Buchan CSG is offering funding for local safety projects. New: Get £££ towards the cost of Pass Plus Buchan CSG is offering £80 towards to cost of Pass Plus for young drivers in addition to £45 from Aberdeenshire Council. First Responders required in Peterhead The Scottish Ambulance is setting up a First Responder Scheme to help cover 999 calls in Peterhead needs volunteers.

Email the Buchan CSG

Buchan CSG Page

Office-bearers:	Chairperson		Pam Hepburn
	Vice-Chairperson		Sandy Allan
	Secretary		Karen Cook
	Treasurer		Karen Cook
	Minute Secretary		Vicky Allan

Dates of future meetings:

• 2010
• • Dates wil appear here soon.



Anyone with an interest in safety matters in the Buchan area is welcome to attend meetings.

The Minutes of previous meetings are available online:

• The Minutes of the Meeting of 26 August 2010 are available online (PDF file - 16kb).
• The Minutes of the Meeting of 27 May 2010 are available online (PDF file - 16kb).
• The Minutes of the Meeting of 15 April 2010 are available online (PDF file - 20kb).
• The Minutes of the Meeting of 11 March 2010 are available online (PDF file - 17kb).
• The Minutes of the Meeting of 28 January 2010 are available online (PDF file - 14kb).

You will need the free Acrobat Reader to access PDF files, click on the logo to download a copy.




---




Safety Projects:

Police get on their bikes




The Buchan Community Safety Group has helped to fund specialised bikes for local Police patrols.

Click on the logo for more information

---

	Buchan CSG is promoting the "Is Your Number Up" scheme and urges householders to display clear door numbers or house names to help emergency services save valuable time and lives. If the emergency services or a doctor are called out to a house but have to spend time tracing it because it does not have a clear door number or house name, it can add seconds or even minutes to their response time and that could cost lives. Click on the logo for more information.
	Buchan CSG is promoting ICE. Eight out of ten people aren’t carrying information that would help if they were involved in an accident. Storing next-of-kin details in your mobile phone can assist the emergency services if you’re unable to tell them who to contact. ICE stands for "In Case of Emergency": it’s what the emergency services will look for if you’re involved in an accident and have your mobile phone with you. Simply use your mobile’s phone book to store the name and number of someone who should be contacted if you have an emergency – but add the letters ICE in front of their name.
	The CSG has provided 17 smoke alarms for the hard of hearing. Click on the logo for more information.
	Buchan CSG sells personal attack alarms at a cost of £3.50. These can be purchased from the Community Wardens who are also promoting them in schools.




---


Top of page | Individual CSGs page | CSG Home page