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  • Pictured: Sergeant Scott Kennedy, Superintendent Richord Horsn, Police Scotland, Humza Yousaf and Lesley MacInnies Edinburgh City Council.<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: John McLean and Prince  Durant, British Transport Police, Superintendent Richard Horan, Police Scotland, and Inspector Dougie Brownlee, British Transport Police<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Mr Yousaf with students from Currie High School<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Mr Yousaf with students from Currie High School<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Mr Yousaf ands Prince Durant, British Transport Police<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Inspector Dougie Brownlee, British Transport Police, Sergeant Scott Kennedy, Superintendent Richord Horsn, Police Scotland, Humza Yousaf and Lesley MacInnies Edinburgh City Council.<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Mr Yousaf signs the pledge<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Mr Yousaf signs the pledge<br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
    SCT_EEm_Charter_for_Public_Transport...jpg
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Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
    SCT_EEm_Charter_for_Public_Transport...jpg
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Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
    SCT_EEm_Charter_for_Public_Transport...jpg
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Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: <br />
Humza Yousaf, MSP, minister for Transport and the Islands joined the Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership as they officially launched Edinburgh’s Transport Charter aimed at eradicating hate crime on all forms of transport in the city. Each of the organisations involved with the partnership will outline their approach to responding to incidents.  The launch will be followed by two days of action where representatives will be in transport hubs, promoting an understanding of hate crime, raising awareness of the charter and how to report unacceptable behaviours. Charter Representatives: Transport and Environment Convener, Lesley Macinnes, Alex Hynes from the Scotrail Alliance, Michael Powell from Edinburgh Trams, Jason Hackett from First Buses, Superintendent Richard Horan from Police Scotland, Chief Inspector Sue Maxwell from British Transport Police and Transport Scotland. Allister McKillop Vice Chair of Equality Transport Advisory Group (ETAG) and representatives from the Access Panel, Hollaback, SCOREScotland, NKS, Edinburgh Women’s Interfaith Group and SESTran along with students from Currie High School<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 27 June  2017
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  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
<br />
Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
<br />
Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
<br />
Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
<br />
Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg
  • Pictured: Councillor Kelly Parry and Community Inspector John Dryden were joined by representatatives from the retailers located in the area such as Costco, Argos, Next; Dunelm; and Asda<br />
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Midlothian Council has been working with Police Scotland to ensure the safety of residents, whether at home or out and about. The partnership has also been working witn retailers located at the Staiton retail park to gather contributions for Midlothian Food Bank to distribute to those in need.<br />
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Ger Harley | EEm 22 December 2016
    SCT_EEm_Retail_Crime_lockdown__GER22...jpg