Concern over Police Scotland public counter closures
When were you last at a public counter in a police station?
Police Scotland say they need to modernise the service and shutting 65 of what they say are little-used counters will help them make efficiency savings of more than £4m - a dent in the £64m budget shortfall.
Senior officers knew it would be a controversial move but there has been a real backlash against the proposal.
For Sunday Politics Scotland, Andrew Kerr spoke to: Councillor Brian Boyd, an independent on Angus Council, Gerry Crawley of Unison, Assistant Chief Constable Wayne Mawson of Police Scotland, and Calum Steele of the Scottish Police Federation.
03 Nov 2013
- From the section Scotland