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Action Fraud Alert is provided by the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) by the City of London Police. They send current scam and fraud notifications with advice on how to stay safe.
The Fire & Rescue Service contributes towards creating a safe and secure community within your county. The organisation strives to inform the people and help prevent fire and road related deaths and injuries.
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The Police means your local Police force and a limited number of personnel from other Police Forces in the UK. They send crime updates, safety advice and requests for information.
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