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The main funder and current Chair holder of The Risk Factory Management Group. The centre adopts the practices and policies of City of Edinburgh Council. Through continued funding, Primary 7 pupils attending schools in Edinburgh have a place to visit the centre with their school. |
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A founding member of The Risk Factory. Through continued funding, Primary 7 pupils attending schools in East Lothian have a place to visit the centre with their school. |
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Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership The Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership is responsible for co-ordinating a joint agency response to community safety issues across the city. The Edinburgh Community Safety Partnership comes together under the auspices of wider Community Planning in Edinburgh and the Local Government Scotland Act. |
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Electrical Safety First is the UK charity committed to reducing deaths, injuries and accidents caused by electricity. For more information, please visit: www.electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk. Electrical Safety First supports the electrical fire safety elements of The Risk Factory scenarios. |
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Every year, poor gas work and faulty old appliances cause accidental death or injury. We exist to keep those most at risk, safe from gas poisoning, fires and explosions and strive to reduce gas-related injury. For more information, please visit: www.gassafecharity.org.uk/. |
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A founding member of The Risk Factory. Through continued funding, Primary 7 pupils attending schools in Midlothian have a place to visit the centre with their school. |
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The railways are safe when the rules are followed. But every year accidents are caused by those rules being ignored. Whether it’s taking a short-cut home, graffiti or being drunk, people ignore the rules of the railways every day and put their lives at risk, as well as risking the safe running of the railway. We work with the public and communities to alert them to the dangers. The safety of people on and around the railway is our priority. Education is key, especially for young people. |
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Police Scotland was formally established on 1 April 2013 and is responsible for policing across the length and breadth of Scotland, some 28,168 square miles. Police Scotland is the second largest force in the UK after the Metropolitan Police. Police Scotland’s purpose is to improve the safety and wellbeing of people, places and communities in Scotland. Our focus is on Keeping People Safe which is at the heart of everything that we do. |
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Scottish Fire and Rescue Service A national Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) will deliver the benefits of reform to the people of Scotland and make the country a safer place to live said Chief Officer Alasdair Hay of the move from eight regional services to a single Service that occured on 1 Apri 2013 |
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The strong and enduring relationships we have with our local communities is a source of great pride to us – and one that we believe is essential to the economic development of our business. Support is given to innovative, dedicated safety education centres operated by local public authorities within our network areas. The centres are based at DangerPoint in North Wales; Safety Central in Cheshire; and The Risk Factory in Edinburgh and are designed to educate and raise awareness of accidents, injury prevention and personal safety in a safe and controlled environment. These centres provide realistic settings, specifically designed for children and young people, as a background for safety education through hands on experiences in the home, on the roads, at the farm or in the country, and on building sites. |
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The Scottish Environment Protection Agency’s (SEPAs) main role is to protect the environment and human health. We do this by regulating activities that can cause pollution and by monitoring the quality of Scotland’s air, land and water. We are also responsible for delivering Scotland’s flood warning system and sponsor The Risk Factory flood scenario. |
