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Holt bid to tackle shop-lifting

Published: 8:05 AM March 14, 2009    Updated: 9:15 AM October 11, 2020

Measures to reduce retail crime at Holt are among the latest policing priorities set by the Holt safer neighbourhood team. At its latest meeting the team also agreed to try to renew interest in the town's Woodrow Avenue Home Watch scheme and investigate alleged anti social behaviour at Briston.

Measures to reduce retail crime at Holt are among the latest policing priorities set by the Holt safer neighbourhood team. At its latest meeting the team also agreed to try to renew interest in the town's Woodrow Avenue Home Watch scheme and investigate alleged anti social behaviour at Briston.

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