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| − | '''Central Region''' was a local government region in [[Scotland]] from 1974 to 1996. It had three subsidiary districts, [[Falkirk]], [[Stirling]], and [[Clackmannanshire]]. In 1996 the region was abolished and the three districts became unitary authorities. | + | [[File:Centralmap.png|thumb|Former Central Region<br> |
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| + | 3 [[Clackmannanshire]]]]'''Central Region''' was a local government region in [[Scotland]] from 1974 to 1996. It had three subsidiary districts, [[Falkirk]], [[Stirling]], and [[Clackmannanshire]]. In 1996 the region was abolished and the three districts became unitary authorities. | ||
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| + | Central Scotland Police, covering the region, was replaced by the [[Police Service of Scotland]] in 2013. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 24 April 2013
Central Scotland Police, covering the region, was replaced by the Police Service of Scotland in 2013.
LGBT history
Forth Valley's LGBT Development Group meets regularly to ensure the inclusion of LGBT people in services, and across the community.[1]
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