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The recently published Police Scotland Prevent Referral Data for 2023-2024 offers valuable insights into the operation of the UK's...

This blog examines the “Deep Dive Analysis of Rape and Sexual Crime” report presented to the Policing Performance Committee on 19 March...

The recent report to the Scottish Police Authority’s Policing Performance Committee provides an extensive update on the national...

The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) and Police Scotland’s Procurement Strategy 2025–2028 outline an ambitious roadmap to align...

HMICS Custody Inspection Report for Greater Glasgow: Key Findings and Implications The 2025 joint inspection by HM Inspectorate of...

Police Scotland's recent workforce survey reveals a troubling divide between optimistic reporting and the stark realities faced by its staff

In today’s world, where diversity is increasingly valued, the journey to becoming anti-racist is crucial for individuals and communities...

In September 1939, both Germany and Russia invaded Poland, prompting many Poles to flee and join the fight for their country in various...

Dundee, a maritime town in Scotland, boasts a rich history of cultural diversity and immigration that has shaped its identity over the...

Scotland’s complex relationship with black history spans centuries, encompassing both dark chapters and inspiring stories of resilience...

As we commemorate Black History Month in the UK, it's crucial to spotlight the remarkable contributions of individuals who have shaped...

The Scottish National Exhibition of 1908, held in the picturesque city of Glasgow, was a remarkable event that showcased Scotland's...

A photograph captures a gathering of children and families in Glasgow, highlighting the rich history of South Asian migrants who have...

Recorded in May 2021, when racist attacks against Asian, South- and East Asian minoritised groups spiked in the U.S., U.K, and elsewhere...

Critical insights regarding menopause care for ethnic minority women:   Improving inclusivity and addressing differences in menopause...

In 1769, David Spens, also known as 'Black Tom,' filed a lawsuit against his 'owner,' Dr. David Dalrymple, in Methill, Fife, for wrongful...

In the second episode of ‘Undersong – Race and Conversations Other-wise’ , Nasar Meer speaks to creative producer Wezi Mhura and art...

In his book "How to Be an Antiracist," Ibram X. Kendi explores the concept of being "not racist" versus being an antiracist. The...

Stirling Observer · 13 Mar 2019 09:44 Murray Cook There are two on Mote Hill, two at the bottom of Broad Street and two at Cowane’s...