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‘RELENTLESS’ IS NOW LIVE! Police officers in Scotland face violent attacks, make split-second life-or-death decisions and carry the emotional weight of every call they respond to. This film tells the story the headlines don’t. They aren’t fictional scenarios – for many officers, they are a daily reality.  Watch and share to support those who protect us: spfrelentless.com #SPFRelentless #BehindTheBadge #SPFVoices #RealPoliceStories #PoliceScotland #KeepingPeopleSafe #YourPolice #SupportOurPolice

#GoodPoliceWork from Detective Inspector Shirley Coyle and colleagues in this distressing case scotland.police.uk/what-s-happeni…

More than half a million working days have been lost to mental ill health in Police Scotland over the past six years, new figures show. In total, 568,911 officer and staff days have been lost 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…

David Threadgold, Scottish Police Federation Chair: “If, for whatever reason, a colleague hasn’t had their modification reviewed for three years, that’s unacceptable” 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…

Financial Assistance from @policecareuk. "Our financial support is available to those experiencing physical or/and psychological harm caused by policing role. Applicants can be serving officers, staff and volunteers, as well as veterans, and family members policecare.org.uk/financial/

Pension bosses in Scotland face a new headache after it emerged that dozens of serving officers who want to retire are “trapped in the job” because of a loophole 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…

General Secretary David Kennedy said: "The police estate has not been looked after and that in turn is why they are closing down. This has been happening for years. We need police stations and offices. They are a beacon of help." dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-…

The number of officers injured during training almost doubled last year, new statistics have shown. There were 138 cop injuries recorded in 2024/25 during safety training or refresher courses, compared to 76 the previous year, and 65 in 2022/23. 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/note…

“The fact that we still receive a high number of applications for legal advice and assistance for employment disputes demonstrates that there is still work to be done within the service to ensure the same mistakes are not repeated." 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/empl…

ICYMI Lifesaving officers Constable’s Jacob Ashmead and Lauren McGregor honoured for their amazing #PoliceBravery, among too many others to name. #ExcellentPoliceWork from all listed here: nen.press/chief-constabl…

The thoughts of all @ScotsPolFed are with Bradley's family, friends and close colleagues following this devastating news. x.com/KentPolFed/sta… #PoliceFamily

David Threadgold, Scottish Police Federation Chair: “If, for whatever reason, a colleague hasn’t had their modification reviewed for three years, that’s unacceptable” 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…

It will take someone being killed before politicians accept the need to equip all police officers with Tasers, it has been warned. 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…

ICYMI Figures released by Police Scotland show a rise in the use of force last year as police officers battle a rising tide of gangland violence and attacks on officers dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-…

What do our communities deserve? A simple question but one that matters to all of us. David Threadgold shares why visible, local policing makes a real difference to how safe and supported people feel every day. #SPF #Manifesto2026 #policescotland #supportourpolice

Man who murdered 27-year-old in revenge for attack on brother jailed for life news.stv.tv/west-central/m…

SPF Chair David Threadgold: “Police Scotland is at the point – and it was acknowledged publicly by the chief – where we are going to have to do something different. We have to become more selfish as an organisation" 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…

Police dog handler Police Constable Andrew Inglis and his clever canine colleague, PD Mac, have been awarded the NPCC Police Dog Operational or Humanitarian Action of the Year Award. news.npcc.police.uk/releases/polic… #AmazingWork

#ExcellentPoliceWork as violent man gets 16 years #BehindBars: scotland.police.uk/what-s-happeni… #BroughtToJustice

“We are now getting police officers who are terminally-ill who are off their work, who have been injured on duty who are off their work, being told by the service that because of the budget you’ll no longer be kept on pay and you’ll be forced onto half pay or no pay whilst at home." heraldscotland.com/news/25937056.…

Police officers “cannot continue” responding to mental health incidents and must instead prioritise the prevention and detection of crime, the Chief Constable has warned. 1919magazine.co.uk/march2026/poli…