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Community Wardens operating in Fraserburgh.

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Fraserburgh
Photo of Malcolm Hogg
Malcolm Hogg joined Grampian Police in March 1993 as a Traffic Warden based in Peterhead. He then worked at the Peterhead Intelligence Unit for one year until transferring to the Community Warden Scheme in July 2007, where he was based in Fraserburgh. He enjoys his work and finds the locals in Fraserburgh are very friendly and always willing to stop for a chat.
Fraserburgh
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Sandra Hewett joined Grampian Police in June 2004 when the Community Warden scheme was first started and has worked at Fraserburgh since then on a part time basis.  During her four year stay in Fraserburgh, she has established strong links with all Partnership Agencies and has formed a bond with many Youth Groups and local Schools.  She hopes to strengthen these bonds in the future and is currently involved with Community Wellbeing.
Fraserburgh
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Andrew Mackie started as a Community Warden within Aberdeen City in June 2004, working in the Northfield area. He transferred to Fraserburgh in Dec 2006 where he is currently based. He have trained within Grampian Police as an internal mediator and has also had basic Polish translation lessons which he aims to use to communicate with the Polish community within Fraserburgh. Hopefully he will be able to assist in bridging the gap between the elderly and youth community of Fraserburgh and to assist with reducing the vandalism and anti social behaviour.








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Community Wardens operating in Peterhead.

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Peterhead
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William Massie
Peterhead
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Ian Kennedy has been a Community Warden in Peterhead for the past four years.I He really enjoys the variety of the job as it is so varied.  He meets and liaises with people from all walks of life and feels his role can be very worthwhile with a sense of achievement. His role in the community incorporates working with the Police, Council, primary and secondary schools and various committees - Buchan Safety Council and organisations.

He hopes to continue his role and get involved in other schemes and initiatives to help cement his relationship with the public.
Peterhead
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