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My Neighbourhood Watch Briefing - Issue 3 - December 15th 2008
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Make it a safer Santa season Thieves tend to target homes, cars and personal possessions during the Christmas period but there are some simple steps you can take to reduce the risk of being targeted. |
Safer Winter Leaflet 2008
Safer Winter document from Kent Police
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Keep crime off the menu
Christmas is a busy time of the year for everyone, including the criminal. However, a high percentage of crime is opportunist in nature and so this Christmas we are seeking your assistance in preventing this type of crime.
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Quad bike alert
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents says quad bikes can be lethal and fears parents may be tempted to buy cheaper models on the internet. More than 1,000 people are seriously injured on them every year, with deaths averaging two a year.
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Be safe, says the Suzy Trust
Love it or loathe it, Christmas is almost upon us and there are presents to be bought, family to visit and parties to go to, but it’s important to also think about personal safety during the festive period.
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Fire fear is ever present
Christmas is a special time for celebration and should not end in tragedy because of the extra hazards that are present at this time of year.
The following advice should be used in conjunction with other sections of the site, such as the candle fire safety page, due to the fact that candles are also used more and more at this time of year.
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Bone up here to make it a dog’s life
The Christmas holidays are a time that many families look forward to – the decorations, festive food, and lots of fun. However your favourite Christmas treats and decorations can also be very appealing to your dog, and extremely harmful! Please bear in mind the following safety tips this Christmas so the whole family, including your dog can really enjoy the festive season.
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