News
| Crime Alert launched in Castleford |
| CASAC (Community Action and Support Against Crime) has increased the reach of its unique anti-crime email alert system to cover the following areas - Airedale, Ferry Fryston, Townville, Redhill, Half Acres, Glasshoughton, Whitwood & Cutsyke, Whitwood Mere and the town centre, enabling residents to receive notification of suspicious or criminal activity in their area. It will also be used by the local Police to keep the public advised of activity and successes in the area |
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| CASAC Check Point launched in Castleford |
CASAC have teamed up with Castleford Neighbourhood Policing Team to launch our CHECKPOINT service in Castleford and Airedale. By calling a local rate number residents can be directed to a local company which has been vetted by West Yorkshire Trading Standards. There is no cost to anyone calling the service.
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| Government Grant helps CASAC protect West Yorkshire against burgalry |
| CASAC has received a government grant of £300,000 from the Safer Homes fund to help protect over 2000 homes in Leeds, Bradford and Calderdale against burglars. |
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| CASAC Crime Alert launched by Lord Mayor of Leeds. |
Lord Mayor of Leeds, Councillor Judith Elliott attended the launch of CASAC Crime Alert and took the opportunity to send out the first alert. |
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| CASAC Check Point launched in Castleford |
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CASAC have teamed up with Castleford Neighbourhood Policing Team to launch our CHECKPOINT service in Castleford and Airedale. By calling a local rate number residents can be directed to a local company which has been vetted by West Yorkshire Trading Standards. There is no cost to anyone calling the service.
Anyone needing the services of electricians, plumbers, roofers, gardeners, painters builders and much more are being advised by police to call CASAC on 08458388851. This service has been offered in Leeds for some time and has proven to be very popular.
Inspector Ian Williams of Castleford NPT said,
"This is a great initiative. Quite often vulnerable people in the community and especially the elderly are too frightened to call out services they desperately need. There are rogue traders out there who either do a poor job or charge over the odds and this will go a long way to stopping those practices. CASAC and Trading Standards have checked out all the companies on the list and all have shown themselves to be reputable and reliable." |