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Suspected drug deaths in Scotland: January to March 2023
This quarterly report presents Police Scotland management information to provide an indication of current trends in suspected drug deaths in Scotland.
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Supporting documents
Statistics on numbers of police officers employed by Scottish police forces. Figures broken down by police force and deployment.
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Supporting documents
Statistics on numbers of police officers employed by Scottish police forces. Figures broken down by police force and deployment.
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Suspected drug deaths in Scotland: January to March 2022
This report focusses on Police Scotland management information as a key indicator of recent drug death trends in Scotland.
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Suspected drug deaths in Scotland: April to June 2021
This new report focusses on Police Scotland management information as a key indicator of recent drug death trends in Scotland.
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Suspected drug deaths in Scotland: July to September 2022
This quarterly report presents Police Scotland management information to provide an indication of current trends in suspected drug deaths in Scotland.
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Suspected drug deaths in Scotland: October to December 2021
This report focusses on Police Scotland management information as a key indicator of recent drug death trends in Scotland.
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6. Annexes
Statistics on crimes and offences recorded and cleared up by the police in Scotland, split by crime or offence group and by local authority.
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7. Annexes
Statistics on crimes and offences recorded and cleared up by the police in Scotland, split by crime or offence group and by local authority. This bulletin also includes a new chapter which presents an estimate of how many cyber-crimes were recorded
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7. Island Community Impact Assessment
The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of Short-term Lets) Order 2022 requires local authorities to establish a short-term lets licensing scheme. The 2024 Order includes provisions which have a practical effect on the licensing scheme.
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