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Morning Call: 31/03/2014

31/03/2014

BBC Radio Scotland - Morning Call, 31/03/2014

Louise White asks if the police in Scotland have an image problem.

Topic 1: A9
The installation of controversial average speed cameras on the A9 begins this week. The first phase of the programme, to improve safety on the road, is focusing on the section between Inverness and Perth. There are various voice in opposition saying that dualling and speed restrictions are the better answer.

Louise asks: Do you welcome Average Speed cameras on the A9?

TOPIC 2: POLICE IMAGE
The Scottish Police Federation has launched a major PR campaign to improve the image of the force and to "decontaminate" itself from scandals that have hit the service down south.

Louise asks: Do the police in Scotland have an image problem?

EXTRA QUESTION:
Comedian Jason Manford paid the price for turning up late for a sell -out stand up gig. He called ahead and told staff to offer a drink on him for all of the 800 audience members running to a bar bill of over £3,000. We want to know about the most expensive drink you've ever bought?


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