Good local knowledge is vital to deliver a reliable professional service
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Anne Forster
10 years ago
Save local call centres to have a locally effective service that is in fact more cost efficient due to serious delays and mistakes being avoided.
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A Sibbald
10 years ago
Only local knowledge can
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Betty Lyon
10 years ago
Keep this vital service local
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CAROLINE SMITH
10 years ago
LOCAL MEANS KNOWLEDGE OF THE AREA.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
We need to have local knowledge for local communities.
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Alexander Smith
10 years ago
Local knowledge is of vital importance.
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Jill Chandler
10 years ago
I challenge anyone to find my address who doesnt know the area.
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Elizabeth Jack
10 years ago
If it's not broke don't fix it!! We had one fatal incident so far, when the cuts really bite! What then!!
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Sandra MacIver
10 years ago
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Our emergency services need to be local. How many disasters do we need. Ambulance service not able to find the correct Blackhillock, years ago - long before the accident near Stirling. Those in power choose not to learn from these lessons
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Marianne Stewart
10 years ago
Local knowledge important. As are local jobs.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Glasgow based operators are not going to know the area sufficiently to know local names for places or landmarks in places that don't have names on maps, etc.
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Callum O'Dwyer
10 years ago
This is such an important part of policing infrastructure in the North East, let us not suffer yet more centralisation sapping resources from our area!
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John Wilson
10 years ago
Local knowledge is of immense importance!
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Fiona Ingram
10 years ago
Centralising control room to Glasgow is just stupidity and how many more mistakes need to be made to prove it
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Deborah johnson
10 years ago
No to closures that kill.
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Brenda Herrick
10 years ago
Delay in locating an incident can be fatal.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The most ridiculous and life endangering thing to occur with Police Scotland. This is nothing short of a catastrophe waiting to happen Oh forgot it already has.
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Michelle Brady
10 years ago
This is a vital service to the people of Grampian. How can calls being answered in Glasgow or Edinburgh provide a better service? This is simply a cost cutting measure to address the decreasing police budget and the ring fenced officer numbers.
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Ian Scott
10 years ago
We cannot afford to let these call centres be closed for the benefit of the Scottish inhabitants.
Good local knowledge is vital to deliver a reliable professional service
Save local call centres to have a locally effective service that is in fact more cost efficient due to serious delays and mistakes being avoided.
Only local knowledge can
Keep this vital service local
LOCAL MEANS KNOWLEDGE OF THE AREA.
We need to have local knowledge for local communities.
Local knowledge is of vital importance.
I challenge anyone to find my address who doesnt know the area.
If it's not broke don't fix it!! We had one fatal incident so far, when the cuts really bite! What then!!
Our emergency services need to be local. How many disasters do we need. Ambulance service not able to find the correct Blackhillock, years ago - long before the accident near Stirling. Those in power choose not to learn from these lessons
Local knowledge important. As are local jobs.
Glasgow based operators are not going to know the area sufficiently to know local names for places or landmarks in places that don't have names on maps, etc.
This is such an important part of policing infrastructure in the North East, let us not suffer yet more centralisation sapping resources from our area!
Local knowledge is of immense importance!
Centralising control room to Glasgow is just stupidity and how many more mistakes need to be made to prove it
No to closures that kill.
Delay in locating an incident can be fatal.
The most ridiculous and life endangering thing to occur with Police Scotland. This is nothing short of a catastrophe waiting to happen Oh forgot it already has.
This is a vital service to the people of Grampian. How can calls being answered in Glasgow or Edinburgh provide a better service? This is simply a cost cutting measure to address the decreasing police budget and the ring fenced officer numbers.
We cannot afford to let these call centres be closed for the benefit of the Scottish inhabitants.