"Drink Safe, Drive Safe, Go Safe" this Christmas

Tuesday, 1 December 2015 00:00

How will your night out end this Christmas? That's what people are being urged to think about in the run up to the festive season.

This year's safety campaign carries the strapline "Drink Safe, Drive Safe, Go Safe" - with revellers asked to consider the consequences of irresponsible behaviour.

These could include losing your driving licence, liberty or employment - Superintendent Kevin Willson says the message has to get through:

People are being urged to plan their journey home before they go out to ensure they get there safely - Superintendent Willson says officers don't want to have to deliver bad news:

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