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Halloween 'Sorry no Trick or Treat' posters


Good Afternoon, 

It is not just at Halloween when unexpected callers turn up on your doorstep. 

. Remember official visitors should always make an appointment beforehand.

. Look through the door view or window to see who is outside.

. If you decide to open the door, put the chain or bar or first. 

. Check the caller's details before you let them into your home. Telephone the relevant organisation to confirm the caller's identity. 

. Do not rely on a phone number that caller gives you. 

. Do not be tempted to deal with businesses who call at your door, both Derby City and County Councils hold lists of trusted and approved traders. 

 

If you wish for a ‘Sorry no trick or treaters’ poster do not hesitate to call 101 and request one.

 


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Tegan Wingfield
(Police, PCSO, Derby North)

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