If you receive a request to provide personal or financial information, you need to take a moment to reflect and step back from the situation. Yes, even if they say they’re the bank or other trusted organisation, you still need to take the time to stop and think about what’s really going on.
Fraud over the phone – or Vishing – is when a fraudster calls claiming they’re from your bank or some other trusted organisation.
Rural crime is increasing and it's a serious issue for countryside communities, farmers and businesses
Antisocial behaviour is a range of behaviours that can cause nuisance and annoyance or harm and distress to a person. It is a wide range of unacceptable activity and includes things like:-
In an emergency, always call 999. If it’s not an emergency and you’d prefer to stay anonymous, contact us online or on the phone by calling 0800 555 111, 100% anonymously - guaranteed.
The amount of alcohol you can drink before you get behind a wheel of a car.
If your phone isn't protected by security, losing your phone could mean thieves get access to your personal information.
We all love a bit of retail therapy, but unfortunately, but it’s not only retailers who are happy to take our money, but criminals too. Here’s some useful tips on how you can stay safe.
Before giving out personal information ask yourself...
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