22/09/2021
22/09/2021
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Police, members of the local Policing and Community Safety Partnership and the Agewell Partnership will be in Draperstown tomorrow evening (Thursday) for a community crime prevention workshop.
The event is to be held at the Meeting Room at Draperstown Youth Club Building, High Street Draperstown (adjacent to library), on Thursday, December 6 at 7pm.
Constable Corr said: “A presentation will be given by Magherafelt Neighbourhood Police Team on security and scams. A further presentation will be delivered by Agewell Partnership on how they can support the local community, and support and information will be available from the local PSNI Crime Prevention Officer and the PCSP. Everyone is welcome to attend.”
The meeting has been organised following a spate of burglaries across south Derry.
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