Devon News from Monday, September 15th, 2025
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Police offer free 'Cyber Choices' session to schools
An hour-long session aimed at young people who have an interest in the cyber industry, will be delivered to students across Devon and Cornwall to give them the tools they need to avoid getting involved in unlawful computer activity or becoming a victim themselves.
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Body-worn video cameras to help South Western Railway tackle daily assaults against colleagues
South Western Railway is expanding the use of body-worn video cameras for frontline colleagues, such as train guards and gateline assistants, to help tackle a rise in assaults and abuse
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Public warned to be vigilant over winter fuel scam
Police are warning residents to be cautious over a seasonal scam – known as the winter fuel scam – in which fraudsters attempt to trick unsuspecting individuals into handing over their personal and financial information.
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PCSOs boost and more high ranking officers pushed back to frontline
Police commissioner Alison Hernandez says it’s unlikely there will be money to recruit more regular police officers but 49 new police community support officers (PCSOs) across Devon and Cornwall will make an impact.