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We use cookies to collect information about how you use the Police Scotland website. We use this information to make the website work as well as possible and improve our services.

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This form can be used to get in touch with Police Scotland for issues of a non-serious nature. If your enquiry is urgent or you wish to report an ongoing incident please telephone 101. Phone 999 if ...

You can find your local Hate Crime Third Party Reporting Centre in the relevant document for your area below.

As part of our commitment to demonstrate openness and transparency in respect of the information we hold, Police Scotland will, on a monthly basis, publish data regarding the number of Registered Sex ...

What is the Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland? The Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland (DSDAS) gives people the right to ask about the background of their partner. It also allows ...

Our 2024-27 plan outlines more than 130 milestones Police Scotland aims to achieve by March 2027. Our vision and values set the guiding principles and ambitions for policing and our business plan ...

Police Scotland treats all hate crimes seriously. We want you to report it. We are here to protect people in all of our communities and are committed to delivering our values of integrity, fairness, ...

Scotland's British Sign Language Interpreting Video Relay Service (VRS) - enables contact with all of Scotland's public bodies and third-sector organisations. British Sign Language (BSL) users can ...

You have a right to access to the information Police Scotland holds about you, subject to certain restrictions. Subject Access Requests (SARs) must include proof of identification, comprising ...