BLUELIGHT DISCO

28th August  @ Ironworks

BlueLightDiscos create a safe environment for young people aged 13 to 16 to enjoy themselves. The police and youth workers will be on hand throughout the evening to make sure everyone has a good time in a safe and friendly environment. Police will conduct searches and take a breath test for all people coming in to make sure Inverness’s Blue Light Discos are a success for all.

Northern Constabulary:
Northern Constabulary strongly supports and welcomes this youth initiative and its aim of providing an event, which is free of alcohol and drugs, to enable our local young people to enjoy themselves safely. There is clear evidence from other areas where Blue Light Disco are run, that they contribute to reducing the number of young people becoming involved in unacceptable behaviour.

BID Manager Stefan Krause commented: The Inverness Business Improvement District (BID) team has worked with young people, the Princes Trust, the Police and other agencies help them get this new event off the ground.We surveyed young people and found they really wanted more constructive things to do around the city centre. We hope that the Blue Light disco will be a positive diversion for them, that everyone will have a good time and will ask for more of this kind of event in the future.

Jim Ferguson, Chair of ICPP and Crimestoppers Highlands said: ”I am very happy to support the objectives of this initiative. A safe Disco for our local young people to enjoy is long overdue. Inverness Crime Prevention Panel and Crimestoppers Highlands are also delighted to support this worthwhile event. Young teens will be able to go dancing with their friends and take part in activities in a supervised environment. We hope the Bluelight Events” become regular and well attended.

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