Dear all,
CGBW is funding a bike marking service along with Sussex Police. If you and your customers would like to take advantage of this free service see the attachment and notice below.
Regards
Paul
Get Safe Online are today launching Check a Website for Businesses
The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) is warning the public about the continued increase in reports about scams where victims are targeted on WhatsApp by criminals pretending to be someone they know – typically their children.
Following Russia’s further violation of Ukraine’s territorial integrity, the National Cyber Security Centre has called on organisations in the UK to bolster their online defenses.’
The Crawley and Gatwick Business Watch is supporting the Sussex Safe Spaces scheme which is begin championed by Sussex Police, West Sussex County Council and the PCC’s office. CGBW is looking towards its Shop Watch members to help support this project in providing a safe space for those that are feeling vulnerable whist you are open.
Attached report from the British Retail Consortium is their 2021 Crime Survey and plans for UK Government legislation in support business in crime reduction and staff safety.
Latest UK Protect National Bulletin.
‘Recent events are a timely reminder to refocus attention on Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
On the 14th of July 2021, commencement of most of the parts of the new the Offensive Weapons Act 2019 have come into place and they bring in tough new measures that strengthen law enforcement’s response to violent crime.
The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) is warning the public to be vigilant of scam calls that appear to be coming from numbers similar to their own. Commonly, the first seven digits (07nnnnn) match the victim’s own number.
CGBW has achieved it's UK National Accreditation with the Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (Police CPI), a police-owned organisation that works alongside the Police Service to reduce crime and build safer communities.
Advice and guidance from the Bank of England on the newly issued £50 note.