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Police staff - campaigning for a balanced police team
 

How to find your MSPs
You have one local constituency MSP and seven regional MSPs.

To find your MSPs from your postcode click here for MSP search on the Scottish Parliament site (opens in a new window)

Note the names of your local and regional MSPs, then use the drop down list on the email form on this page to select a name, fill in the form and click 'send'.

Please send one email each to all your own MSPs, local and regional.

 

Police staff in Scotland

 

     
 

Email now to support our campaign for police staff jobs

Let your MSPs know you want them to support a balanced, modern police team - and that cutting thousands of police staff jobs is not the answer.

It couldn't be easier.

  1. Check names of your MSPs (see How to find your MSPs - right)
    Please remember - you have 7 regional MSPs, as well as a local MSP! They all represent you. Please use the form to send emails to as many of your own MSPs as you can.
  2. Fill in the form below
  3. Click to send!

Note: Please fill in all the fields

To:

click to choose

Subject:

Your message: If you re-write this in your own words, you will make this action even more effective.

Your name:

Your email:

Your address:

Town/city:

Postcode:

Click 'Submit' to send or 'Reset' to clear

  • UNISON Scotland will save a copy of your message, and will only use your email address to contact you in relation to this online action. We will not share your details with anyone else.
  • Please only send one email for yourself to each of the MSPs who represent you.
    This is not a spam email. We wish to let elected representatives know of genuine concerns felt by police staff and the communities they serve.

 
     
     
 

 

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  Page updated: 29 March 2012