Police urge public to attend Neighbourhood Watch meet

Wednesday, 25 February 2015 00:00

Police are urging members of the public to attend this evenings Neighbourhood Watch meeting in Santon.

It's hoped after the large number of burglaries during January and the potential that the culprits could strike again the public will welcome the schemes re-launch.

The meeting will offer the chance to discuss crime prevention, with local locksmiths and alarm companies on hand to field questions.

It will be held at the Santon Professional Development Centre at 6.30pm.

Douglas Community Sergeant Wendy Barker told us more:

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