天美传媒

Support for our communities

Keeping everyone safe

We are extremely proud that 天美传媒 is a diverse, welcoming city that embraces all sections of society and a city where people from different backgrounds get on well together.

Following the horrific events in other parts of the UK in the past week, we’re determined to preserve the great community strength, spirit and resilience that exists across our capital city.

The Lord Provost and Council Leader have put their names to a  published by the condemning the actions of extremist groups, supporting those affected and appealing to the public not to share speculation or inaccurate information on social media.

Thankfully, there is currently no intelligence to suggest we’re facing increased tensions here in 天美传媒, but we want everyone to feel reassured and safe. We are grateful to Police Scotland for reaching out to our communities and allaying fears of such hatred spreading here. Read Police Scotland's .

We continue to work closely with the to

  • monitor the national situation
  • be prepared should any we experience any issues here
  • provide reassurance and guidance to our communities across the city.

Where you can get help and support

Emergency services

  • If you are in immediate danger, always dial 999 in an emergency for police, fire and medical or ambulance services.
  • For non-emergencies call 101 (+44 (0) 141 308 1070 if calling from outside the UK. Network charges may apply). Police Scotland spend a lot of time each day answering calls on matters that are not actually the responsibility of the police. Please read  to make sure they can assist with your non-emergency issue.

Police Scotland contacts and information

  • website
  • Find your local  and check the 
  • Text Relay - 18001101 for deaf, deafened, hard of hearing or speech-impaired callers

NHS

  • In an emergency phone 999
  • Phone 111 for free if you think you need A&E but it’s not life or limb threatening. The 111 service can also help if you’re in mental health distress, or your GP practice, pharmacy, or dental practice is closed.
  • website

Council emergency, safety and crime information

National organisations providing support

Support for young people in our schools

We respond to any form of bullying or prejudice within our schools or centres. 

Talk to a member of staff, such as a head teacher, youth worker or social worker, if you have concerns. Download our school bullying policy and procedures - PDFs

Where you can get help locally

  • iThrive –
  • EVOC Red Book –

Support for communities and families

Support for parents

Advice for students

Speak to your university or college student support and wellbeing services

Advice for businesses

If you need help and advice to plan for disruption to you business