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Theft From Car
Overnight Friday 24 January into Saturday in Cliff Road. Golf clubs stolen.
Another White Van
Friday 17 January at just gone 1 pm, two men in the area asking to clean UPVC.
Two men both mid 20s, white Mercedes van BF 68 ELO.
Suspicious White Van
Tuesday 14 January in morning, two men in the area asking to clean UPVC.
One aged about 45 years, short and a younger colleague about 25 years. Spoke with Irish accent. Drove off in a white van SH 16 SNF.
Paying more than a passing interest in the houses around Worlebury.
Crimes Not Reported
We are being told by the Police that not all these crimes are being reported.
It is important that all crimes are reported. This will ensure that the Police take action.
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Bus Service From 29 May 2018
Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS)
It appears that there are many blank faces when residents are asked what is the VETS number.
If you need help:
- Ring 999 immediately to call for an ambulance
- Ring VETS on 01934 442 911
Please enter 01934 442 911 on to your phone. It could save a life - possibly yours.
Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS)
The Village Emergency Telephone System (VETS) has been introduced to complement the installation of the defibrillator, which is situated at Worlebury Golf Club.
The system is now live and we have volunteers who can be called to fetch the defibrillator. They will then deliver it to where it is required.
If you need help:
- Ring 999 immediately to call for an ambulance
- Ring VETS on 01934 442 911
Start CPR with 30 chest compressions before giving two rescue breaths. If you do not wish to do breaths then just do chest compressions at a rate of 100 to 120 a minute.
Defibrillator Is Here
Located Worlebury Golf Club, on external wall of Pro Shop to right of main entrance.
The Golf Club have their own defibrillator which is kept inside the Golf Club building.
Crime
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