Here is a short document about your rights if the police raid you.  This was produced by Scot Pep, a Sex Worker Support Service based in Edinburgh. Police Scotland in recent years have been monitoring escorts, visiting them, interviewing them and as a result endangering their privacy.  In some circumstances, they have been known to take photographs.  This important document lays out your rights so you will know how to refuse them access to your premises.  Download and keep to hand and above all be prepared. Sex workers guide to your rights when confronted by the police from Scot Pep

Looking for a peer-led sex worker support project, then contact Umbrella Lane. Umbrella Lane is situated in a small discreet office in Glasgow city centre where you can come and chat through any issues in relation to work & life with a peer volunteer and get free condoms and lubricants.

There is also the SWARM collective, run by sex workers for sex workers. They are based in the UK and have branches in Scotland and London. They are also a campaign group advocating for full decriminalisation of sex work.

There is also the SWARM collective, run by sex workers for sex workers. They are based in the UK and have branches in Scotland and London. They are also a campaign group advocating for full decriminalisation of sex work.

There are a number of other support organisations in Scotland. Be aware many of these consider sex work to be violence against women, and do not consider you can make your own informed choice to engage in sex work.