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Please find below the crime prevention advice leaflets, which are available to download.
ABTA, The City of London Police and Get Safe Online have re-joined forces to warn the general public about the dangers posed by holiday booking fraud.
The ‘Not With My Name’ campaign, produced in partnership with the City of London Police (National Policing Lead for Fraud) is targeting identity crime in our communities.
The Herbert Protocol tri-fold leaflet accessible html version.
West Yorkshire Police on social media communications channels, including Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
West Yorkshire Police is supporting a national Haji Campaign run by the City of London Police, which is the UK policing lead for fraud.
Christmas Campaign 2020. You might not realise that even games consoles such as Xbox and PlayStation are connected to the internet and can be used for communicating as well as playing games. Parents and carers need to be aware that it is possible for people who are unknown to children and young people to communicate with them via the internet.
Whether you're on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat or any other social networking site, there are things you can do to make sure that you stay safe when you're online.
West Yorkshire Police Horsewatch Scheme web page - aiming to provide advice and information to assist in the prevention of crime. Horsewatch West Yorkshire Police
Burglaries often increase during the Spring and Summer months, when burglars take advantage of people leaving doors and windows open during the warmer weather.
We are aware that some offenders have developed a way of overcoming euro-cylinder locks. Information and advice if you're thinking of upgrading your locks.
Anti Burglary Campaign - Autumn / Winter 2016. As burglaries often increase during the Autumn and Winter months - taking simple measures such as locking your doors and windows, not leaving valuables on display and using your alarm can significantly reduce your chances of being a victim.
Cannabis farms can crop up in any residential area, not just in homes but in the back of shops, warehouses and derelict buildings. It is vital you inform us of any information that will help us to identify them. This page has advice on how to spot a cannabis farm - and the signs to look out for. The page also offers information for Landlords.