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Young people help drive Covid vaccination rollout in West Dunbartonshire The youngsters have been employed thanks to a police and council partnership. The young people have been instrumental at Covid vaccination centres (Image: AFP via Getty Images) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance w...

Police in West Dunbartonshire are teaming up with a community charity to help people with disabilities when they attend Covid vaccination centres. Police Scotland and I Am Me Scotland delivered the first 'Keep Safe Supporters' session to clients on West Dunbartonshire Council's 'Kickstart' employment programme. As a result of the sessions, more than 50 young people aged 16-24 were able to secure work at the area's Covid vaccination centres. The sessions also aimed to teach the Kickstart scheme's clients more about different disabilities and the impact of Covid on these conditions - a...

Have a chat with Cake February 03, 2021 Roscommon and Shane Curran Roscommon legend Shane Curran is taking time out to chat with GAA fans who are feeling isolated as a result of the current Covid-19 restrictions. Mayo’s David Brady started a similar scheme last April and Curran says that following requests from individuals, he has started reaching out to people. “Having a lot of requests to have a chat with GAA people, so like the man who started this wonderful initiative David Brady, I’m available any time. Simply DM or contact direct,” said Curran on twitter. After his brilliant La...

Police Scotland officer Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A “shocking” spike in hate crimes and incidents reported in Angus has been blamed on Brexit and Donald Trump. Angus Council scrutiny committee member and SNP councillor Julie Bell has raised concerns after police recorded 70 hate crimes and incidents in the county over a six-month period last year. Her comments come as a further 20 local officers were trained as hate crime specialists and one tasked with monitoring all incidents to identify emergin...

Have last-minute opportunities to adjust any security plans you might have. >> ed, thanks very much. we'll touch base with you in an hour or so, do keep safe. i want to bring in a guest from key west on the phone. he is a resident and his name is jason and he joins me on the line. we've been talking -- a good morning to you first of all -- been talking about the amount of people who have lost power in that area. do you have power or what's the situation like? >> good morning. unfortunately, we do not have power right now. we lost that about 11:00. conditions on the ground right now, it is, a...