MyPolice
MyPolice allows direct, open conversations between YOU and the police – your police.
MyPolice is a neutral space where you can tell your story secure in the knowledge that the people who count will read it. So you’ll know it will make a difference.
You pay for your police service. You’re the customer. You’re the one who matters. So use MyPolice to:
//Find out more about your local police ; who they are and what they do.
//Send feedback to the police from a neutral platform.
//Support other people’s questions, experiences and stories, as well as share them.
//Rate your police experience and their performance.
MyPolice also helps the police:
To respond in a neutral space. Answer the stories, comments and experiences related to their force, that are put to them on MyPolice.
//By providing empathic data, to understand what the public needs and wants.
//Hold their own open, direct conversations with targeted audiences.
//Identify weaknesses and spot opportunities in the service their force delivers.
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Making a difference with data
Yesterday saw the launch of a new project focused on spreading the understanding of open data and transparency in local public services. ‘Making...Read more -
MyPolice launches
You can visit the online feedback tool for the public and police, MyPolice, here. Here are some thoughts I had about the journey written on our...Read more -
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What people say about us
"Snook are just so well-connected. Not in the sense that they know everyone worth knowing in their field and beyond (though they do), but that they have a really well-developed sense of networks, and the value of working through them. For a trio who have not been in business really all that long, I'm seriously impressed with the emphasis they place upon growing the overall capacity of the service-design economy by feeding and developing its networks. This is a mature, long-term view. Embedding service-design thinking in Scottish public services needs this perspective. Snook have it."
Peter Ashe | Information Consultant at NHS National Services Scotland
