Important announcement

Due to operational issues we have had to suspend our food waste collection service for a number of streets in Milngavie and Bishopbriggs today.

If your food waste bin is not collected today, please take in your bin and present on the next collection day, Friday 14 November.

Brown and blue collections in a small number of streets in the Bishopbriggs and Kirkintilloch area are also affected. If your brown and blue bins has not been emptied today, please leave it on the kerbside for collection and it will be collected by the service at the earliest opportunity.

Our teams will be working hard to minimise the impact, and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.

See list of streets affected.

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    Technical Notes 2024, Issue 179 - Community Payback Orders Annual Report

    • Report by:

      Derrick Pearce, Interim Chief Officer – Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)

    • TN Number:

      179-24

    • Subject:

      Community Payback Orders Annual Report

    • Responsible Officer:

      Claire Carthy, Head of Children’s Services & Criminal Justice

    • Publication:

      This Technical Note will be published on the Council’s website following circulation to Members. Its contents may be disclosed or shared outwith the Council.

    1. Under the Community Justice (Scotland) Act (2016), local authorities have a statutory duty to report on the operations of Community Payback Orders (CPO) within their area on an annual basis to Community Justice Scotland (CJS).
       
    2. During 2023/24 258 Justice Social Work Reports were completed with 95% within NOS timeframe. This constitutes a 15% increase from the previous year and resulted in 160 Community Payback Orders.
       
    3. Work has been undertaken to address the following outcomes:
      - Reduction in drug related harm and deaths
      - Improved outcomes for those most at risk 
      - Improved access, engagement and assertive linkage to health services
      - An increased range of interventions and resources ·   
      - Improved exit planning for clients leaving the service
      - Reduced reoffending rates
       
    4. The Unpaid Work Team (those on Community Payback Orders) have carried out environmental work in a number of locations, completed a number of projects enhancing the community and have volunteered in the Recovery Café.
       
    5. Feedback from those undertaking Unpaid Work is overwhelmingly positive.