Julie Knight, Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator for Murray Avenue, with Cllr Tim Stevens, Portfolio Holder for Public Protection and Safety.
Anti-cold calling signs to protect Bromley’s older residents
Joshua Fowler, Reporter
Thursday, September 13, 2012
2:11 PM
New anti-cold calling signs in parts of Bromley will help tackle crime against older and more vulnerable residents.
Cllr Tim Stevens said: “The main purpose of setting up the zones is to empower residents to say no to cold callers and also to look out for those who may be particularly vulnerable.”
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