Forth Valley police support LGBT History Month

LGBT History Month runs until the end of February and Police Scotland personnel in the Forth Valley area have given a commitment to support their own LGBT officers and the LGBT community.
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A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Forth Valley Police Division are proud to support #LGBTHistoryMonth which runs until February 28, with this year's theme being blurring borders, a world in motion.

“We are committed to supporting our LGBT+ officers, staff and allies, and keeping Scotland’s LGBT+ communities safe. It’s an opportunity to celebrate LGBT culture and progress towards equality over time, and to explore what the lessons of history can teach us for the future.”

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To mark the month, FVP are hosting an online event on Tuesday, February 15 between 6.30pm and 8pm on Microsoft Teams.

A spokesperson said: “You will hear from serving LGBT+ officers and allies, as well as input from members of the Scottish LGBTI Police Association.”

Those who are interested can e-mail [email protected] to register a place.

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