Crime Prevention Advice

Homes are more frequently left empty in the whirlwind of shopping trips, social events and visits. It’s a busy time of year for you but Christmas can also be a busy time in the burglar's calendar.

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Take these simple steps to improve security around your home

Follow these simple steps to protect your car .....

Car crime can be distressing and annoying and cause great inconvenience.

Follow these tips to make your car secure.

Most people who call at your home will be genuine. But sometimes, people turn up unannounced, with the intention of tricking their way into your home.They are known as ‘ distraction burglars’ or ‘ bogus callers’, whose only aim is to get into homes to distract people and steal their money or valuables.You should always be aware when someone you don’t know calls at your door.

Officers from South Wales Police are reminding members of the public to be vigilant against theft of fuel from motor vehicles.

Bogus calls designed to convince you to hand over your credit card or bank details are a real problem.

A thief only needs a moment to make off with your valuables. Your coat hung up in a restaurant, your briefcase beside your chair, even your cheque book and cheque card left on the table while you pay the bill - are all vulnerable if you look away for a second. So try to be careful at all times.

With the Christmas holiday season almost upon us, now is a good time to remind people to take steps to ensure your Christmas isn’t spoiled by criminals.

Everyone needs a holiday some time. And however much we like our homes, there is nothing like a change of scenery.

But we all want to come home and find everything as we left it. Almost half of all burglaries happen when our flat or house is empty. By following these tips you can help to make your home secure while you are away. Read the tips here and plan ahead.