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‘NO COLD CALLER ZONE’ A FIRST IN NEATH PORT TALBOT Residents of the Delff ordd Estate in Rhos have worked in partnership with the local Neigh- bourhood Watch group, Neath Port Talbot Council and South Wales Police to establish a No Cold Caller Zone. The No Cold Caller Zone is a fi rst for Neath Port Talbot and applies to around 450 homes on the estate. It prevents residents being harassed by unwant- ed doorstep callers and protects them from criminals impersonating callers intent on trick- ing their way into their homes to steal money and property. Signs are being placed at the entrance to the estate as well as on lampposts and on the doors and windows of homes to advise callers that they do not accept cold calling. Mike Oliver, Neighbourhood Watch Co-Ordinator for Delff ordd, said: “This is about local residents saying no to uninvited salespeople or to warn rogue traders and cold callers that they are being watched.” Sergeant Andy Abraham of the Pontardawe Neighbourhood Policing Team added: “These zones have made a diff erence in other parts of the country and off er residents protection and reas- sure them that their community is a safe place to live in. “This scheme will make it harder for thieves to target what they think are easy pickings by giving residents the confi dence to challenge and report unwanted visitors.” Pictured is Mike Oliver of Delff ordd Neighbourhood Watch with Sergeant Andy Abraham and PCSO Sam Brookman of the Pontardawe Neighbourhood Policing Team.
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