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Domestic abuse- How to make a silent 999 call to police

By Editor on 21st April 2020   /   Local Police, News   /   Leave a comment

Many people are not aware that you can call the police using the 999 system, even if you are not able to speak to them for reasons such as a domestic abuse situation. However, this will only work if you dial 55 at the correct time, to

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Protect Your Home by Protecting Your Garden

By Editor on 15th October 2019   /   Local Police, News   /   Leave a comment

Unfortunately there have been a number of recent reports of burglary to homes where initial entry has been gained to the rear garden, sometimes via fields or shared alleyways. Below are some tips on ways you can stop someone getting into your garden and therefore reduce your chances

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