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| − | Nick Croft is the current coordinator of the [[Scottish Preventing Violent Extremism Unit]] (SPVEU). Formerly, he worked within youth, community and social work and health, drugs, equalities, diversity and human rights. In December 2007, Nick Croft was seconded to the SPVEU as coordinator, along with [[George Denholm]]. <ref>[http://www.sipr.ac.uk/conference2008/Programme_%20and_%20Abstracts.pdf The Second SIPR Annual Conference & Annual Lecture: Policing Scotland in a European Context: Programmes & Abstracts], 2 September 2008, The Scottish Institute for Policing Research, accessed 20 February 2010 – see pp. 14-15</ref> | + | Nick Croft is the current coordinator of the [[Scottish Preventing Violent Extremism Unit]] [[(SPVEU)]]. Formerly, he worked within youth, community and social work and health, drugs, equalities, diversity and human rights. In December 2007, Nick Croft was seconded to the SPVEU as coordinator, along with [[George Denholm]]. <ref>[http://www.sipr.ac.uk/conference2008/Programme_%20and_%20Abstracts.pdf The Second SIPR Annual Conference & Annual Lecture: Policing Scotland in a European Context: Programmes & Abstracts], 2 September 2008, The Scottish Institute for Policing Research, accessed 20 February 2010 – see pp. 14-15</ref> |
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Revision as of 12:11, 20 February 2010
Nick Croft is the current coordinator of the Scottish Preventing Violent Extremism Unit (SPVEU). Formerly, he worked within youth, community and social work and health, drugs, equalities, diversity and human rights. In December 2007, Nick Croft was seconded to the SPVEU as coordinator, along with George Denholm. [1]
Contact Details
Nick Croft can be contacted at
- Nick Croft
- Equalities Unit
- Public Health and Wellbeing Division
- Area 2 (g) S
- Victoria Quay
- Edinburgh
- EH6 6QQ
- Nick.Croft AT scotland.gsi.gov.uk
Notes
- ↑ The Second SIPR Annual Conference & Annual Lecture: Policing Scotland in a European Context: Programmes & Abstracts, 2 September 2008, The Scottish Institute for Policing Research, accessed 20 February 2010 – see pp. 14-15
