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doi:10.1017/S1461145711000617, PMID: 21733244 Gawryluk JW, Wang JF, Andreazza AC, Shao L, Young LT (2011) Decreased levels of glutathione, the major brain antioxidant, in post-mortem prefrontal cortex from patients with psychiatric disorders
Delivery of anti-social behaviour patrols at a range of hot spot locations across the neighbourhood with an increased visible presence across local communities Enforcement action taken in relation to several different cases relating to fly-tipping and dog control matters Appropriate referrals and outcomes for a range of young persons referred to the Early & Effective Intervention Group which is coordinated and chaired by the Community Safety Team Community Wardens attendance at local surgeries and community run events - these events provide residents and members of the public the opportunity to speak directly (in confidence) with members of the Community Safety Team to report concerns, issues that they may be experiencing in their communities Delivery of reactive service request work and targeted project work by the Trading Standards Team throughout the reporting period to maintain local compliance with consumer protection legislation, with specific consideration to age related sales, scam high pressure selling and home improvement sector activity Delivery of on-going workplan activity by Trading Standards to maintain local business compliance with legislative requirements relating to tobacco and nicotine vapour products Ongoing promotions of the East Dunbartonshire Trusted Trader scheme through relevant channels, with the aim of attracting further local traders to join the scheme Delivery of work by the Licensing Advisers in the Team to assess local compliance with licensing conditions and make representations at Licensing Boards
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