For non-emergencies, individuals can contact the police by phoning 101. Network charges may apply. It is also possible to go to the local police station. Opening hours are subject to staffing and can be checked on Police Scotland’s website: Police Scotland's station opening hours - Police Scotland.
If someone isn’t sure whether the police can help, this guide might help: Read this before you call 101 - Police Scotland
Joan has worked for Thurso Community Development Trust since its inception in 2018. Firstly as a volunteer project officer before taking on the role of Development Officer and now Development Manager. Joan has a BA Child & Youth Studies, a BSc (Hons) Sustainable Development and is currently working on an MSc Net Zero Communities all through University of the Highlands & Islands.
Joan is passionate about the link between climate action projects and how these can help to solve issues around inequalities in our communities. She also constantly likes to think around how we can do differently to be the change.
