Crime Prevention Advice
Be Safe, Be secure
Your practical guide to crime reduction
| A Secure Garden | |
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Making your garden secure will help keep thieves out of your house. Here are some top tips for protecting your garden. |
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| Protecting your shed | |
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How much are the contents of your shed worth? Many thieves wonder the same thing. Is your shed secured? Make sure it is - Before its too late. |
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| ATM's Automatic Telling Machine | |
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Many people now get cash from Automatic Telling Machines (ATMs) that can be found in most public places. The following guidelines will assist in guiding you safely through an ATM transaction: |
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| Caravan Security | |
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Information and advice on how to protect your caravan from thieves. |
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| Bridgend borough residents are asked to be aware of distraction burglars and rogue traders | |
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South Wales Police and Trading Standards Officers are warning residents to be on their guard against distraction burglars and opportunist rogue traders, as a result of the bad weather conditions last week, and the subsequent damage caused to both properties, and gardens. |
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| Identifying and returning your property if it is lost or stolen | |
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Too often police officers have to let thieves go and hand them back property that they know is stolen as the ownership of it cannot be proved. By registering your property on a national database you can assist in convicting offenders and enable the return of your property. |
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| Help make your phone safer and reduce mobile phone crime | |
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Thousands of mobile phones are lost or stolen every year. The National Mobile Phone register already holds the details of over 10 million phones. Add your details now to protect your phone and help the National Mobile Phone Crime Unit stop criminals. |
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| Secure your sat-nav! | |
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With more and more people using satellite navigation equipment in their cars, the Home Office has issued a helpful leaflet to help the public reduce the risk of theft of this valuable equipment. |
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