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Grampian Fire & Rescue Service has published its Annual Review 2008-2009.
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Grampian Police participate in the national Bikesafe initiative and carry out several courses every year at convenient locations across the Grampian area.
The scheme aims to encourage motorcyclists to think about their own riding techniques, consider how safe they really are and to look to improve their riding skills through advanced training.
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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.
