Invitation to take part in Missing People Evaluation Project

Wednesday 15th October 2025

 
Midlothian and East Lothian Chamber of Commerce  

We would like to invite you to take part in Police Scotland’s evaluation project about missing people in Scotland. The evaluation aims to assess the level, quality and consistency of engagement between Police Scotland, partner agencies and missing people and their friends/families across Scotland, to help them improve the service provided.

Police Scotland have asked Progressive, its independent provider, to carry out the evaluation on its behalf.  Progressive are carrying out one-to-one interviews throughout October 2025, each of which will last around 45 minutes – all sessions will be held online (via MS Teams), and you can take part at a time convenient to you. No one at Police Scotland will know that you personally have taken part and your contribution to the evaluation will remain anonymous – meaning you will not be named in any reporting. Progressive adhere to strict market research standards and ethics, so you can be assured of complete anonymity.

We’re keen to hear your genuine reflections and feedback about this important area for Police Scotland.
Please respond to stefan.durkacz@progressivepartnership.co.uk with your interest.

 
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