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The Aberdeenshire Community Safety Awards for 2009-2010 have been launched
with the announcement that this year's winners will again receive cash prizes.
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The Safer Streets Initiative which was supported by the Aberdeenshire Community
Safety Partnership, dramatically reduced crime over the Christmas and New Year period.
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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.
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Fatalities on roads in North East Scotland reduced in 2009.
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Grampian Police have launched their Festive Drink/Drug Drive Campaign.
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Grampian Fire & Rescue Service have launched their Christmas Fire Safety Campaign.
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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.
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Local Community Safety Groups have helped to fund specialised bikes
for Police patrols.
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The hard hitting road show has returned to the North East for the fifth time in November.
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The Banff & District Community Safety Group is involved in tackling
the Night Terrors in Banff. 
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Grampian Police have launched their "Lights Out, You're Out"
campaign to help residents reduce the risk of winter break-ins.
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Urban Roadeo, the road safety show for older people has been performed for an audience in Monymusk.
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Don't let this happen to you. Click to arrange a FREE Home Fire Safety Visit.
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A major focus for the Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership's work is "Reassurance" -
promoting the positive messages about life in the local area. Find out more by clicking the logo.
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The Annual Seminar for the Aberdeenshire Community Safety Groups and the Annual
Community Safety Awards were held on 28 March. Click the logo for information and photos.
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Pubs and clubs throughout Aberdeenshire are invited to take part in the 2010 Best Bar None awards initiative.
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The Shire Street Sports Arenas are touring Aberdeenshire. Click the logo for Dates and Locations.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in Banff & District.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in Buchan.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in Formartine.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in Fraserburgh & District.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in Garioch & North Marr.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in Kincardine & Mearns.
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Funding is available for Community Safety projects in South Marr.
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The hard-hitting Safe Drive Stay Alive road safety initiative returns to the
north-east for the fourth consecutive year in November 2008. The award-winning scheme
presents pupils approaching driving age with a thought-provoking mixture of
video footage and live presentations charting the devastating effects of a fatal car crash.
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The Kincardine & Mearns Community Safety Group
has supported Grampian Police in launching their local Community Safety Calendar for 2009.
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Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership in conjuction with award winning house
builders, Stewart Milne Homes, officially opened their "Safer Homes" show
house on 30th October.
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Cyberfraud.org.uk is a public service dedicated to protecting the consumer from
becoming a victim of Internet fraud/theft.
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Information on The Complete Driver - improve your driving and save on fuel bills!!
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All of the Community Safety Groups in Aberdeenshire are offering £100 financial
support (in addition to £45 from Aberdeenshire Council) for young drivers to
take the Pass Plus driving course as part of their contribution to reducing road
traffic collisions involving young people.
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The Hill of Banchory Kick-about Group has been given funds by the
South Marr CSG to provide a football and basketball
wall on ground earmarked for a kick-about pitch.
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The Urban Roadeo road safety show has been to Banchory.
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Meet the Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in Aberdeenshire.
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Meet the Community Wardens operating in Fraserburgh and Peterhead.
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If you would like to know about previous projects which appeared on this page have
a look at our Previous Projects.
