Burglary Crime Prevention

Burglary Crime Prevention

Burglary Crime Prevention

Many people have jewellery and family heirlooms that are not only valuable but hold significant sentimental importance. Taking a few simple steps can help reduce the risk of becoming a victim of burglary.

- Store high-value items in a secure, fixed safe where possible.

- Keep photographs and records of valuable jewellery, including any hallmarks or unique features.

- Ensure doors and windows are locked and secure, even when you're at home.

- Consider CCTV, video doorbells or security lighting to deter offenders.

- Avoid discussing valuable possessions publicly or on social media.

- Report any suspicious activity, unknown callers, or vehicles acting unusually in your area.

For further crime prevention advice, please visit the GMP website.

Please continue to look out for your neighbours and remain vigilant. Working together helps keep our communities safe.

If you see a crime in progress, call 999. To report suspicious activity or non-emergency concerns, contact us via 101 or online.