🔴 Poll reveals how Scots view their local crime rate

Good morning Voornaam,

Welcome to another Tuesday. The weather has cooled off a touch in parts of Scotland, but the British contingent were largely in scorching form at Wimbledon yesterday, with Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter among those to win through to the second round. Sadly, Scottish player Jacob Fearnley - the British men's no.2 - went down in straight sets. You can read the result from his match here.

Today, we bring you a poll indicating just how concerned Scots are about the local crime rates in their area.

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