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Assurance given of no reduction in police resources in Prestonpans following concerns

POLICE resources will not be reduced in Prestonpans, community leaders have been reassured. A recent meeting of Preston Seton Gosford community and police partnership (CAPP) was told a community police officer was being redeployed to a new role. Brian Weddell, Prestonpans Community Council chair, contacted Chief Inspector Neil Mitchell, East Lothian’s local area commander, expressing his concerns following the meeting, with the officer’s redeployment coming at the same time as a “significant increase in anti-social behaviour”. PCs Walker Nixon and Fiona Cunningham are the community police officers for Preston Seton and Gosford (PSG). PC Cunningham works part-time. But after five years, PC Nixon is to move to a new role covering schools across Musselburgh, Tranent and Prestonpans, a role suited to his skillset, said Ch Insp Mitchell.

Veterans charity sells Brisbane HQ after $1 4 million slump in donations

Veterans charity sells Brisbane HQ after $1.4 million slump in donations We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Legacy Queensland has been forced to sell its Brisbane headquarters, with public donations sliding by $1.4 million after volunteers stopped collecting donations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The veterans charity provides financial, emotional and housing support to almost 7000 Queenslanders who are related to deceased war veterans. Legacy Queensland chief executive Brendan Cox outside the charity’s South Brisbane headquarters, which has been sold because donations in 2020 slumped by $1.4 million. Credit:Tony Moore Legacy Queensland has been in Fish Lane in South Brisbane, where it is close to trains and buses for their volunteers to get to the office, for almost 25 years.

Veterans charity sells Brisbane HQ after $1 4 million slump in donations

Veterans charity sells Brisbane HQ after $1 4 million slump in donations
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We need to do better : Thousands in Brisbane join March 4 Justice

‘We need to do better’: Thousands in Brisbane join March 4 Justice We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Thousands who braved the rain in Brisbane to add their voices to the national March 4 Justice protest joined a mass performance of a Chilean protest song about rape culture and gender-based hate crime. After a minute’s silence for women who had lost their lives to violence, the crowd chanted and danced to the English version of Un Violador en Tu Camino. Credit:Getty Images King George Square was packed with protesters for the march, one of many arranged around Australia following historical rape allegations made against Attorney-General Christian Porter, who has denied the claims.

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