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THE amount of time police officers spend manning traditional sectarian parades has leapt nearly 50 per cent, Scotland on Sunday can reveal.
Just under 35,000 hours of police work went into covering the almost 1,000 parades, marches and processions that have taken place in the west of Scotland alone in 2008-9, according to senior sources at Strathclyde Police. That is up from 24,000 hours in 2007-8.See the full content of this document
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Marching Season Costs Under Fire
Chief officers are understood to be frustrated over the cost - in time and money - of policing the m...
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