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SAFETY AT NIGHT


solutions to this serious crime.” “If you think that you have been a victim of spiking, contact the police immediately so that we can carry out appropriate tests and conduct enquiries. The message to those intent on causing harm is simple: spiking is not acceptable, and we will take positive action against those responsible.” Paul Charlson, Chair of the Community Safety Partnership, said: “This campaign was designed in response to concerns of drink spiking, both locally and in the national media. It was specifically created to ensure the students’ voice was at the centre and was delivered as part of the Community Safety Partnership’s annual Freshers Plan. “As well as providing reassurance


to students and visitors to the night- time economy, it also helps to build confidence in both the Police and the Community Safety Partnership


by demonstrating our commitment to deliver against local and national community safety priorities.” Chief Inspector Dave Oldfield, from


“The message to those intent on causing harm is simple: spiking is not acceptable, and we will take positive action against those responsible.”


Lancashire Violence Reduction Network, said: “We are pleased to be supporting Edge Hill through the VRN’s Operation Night Guardian initiative and hope that through this initial supply of drink toppers throughout the county, awareness levels amongst premises and customers will remain high. “We are


continuing to develop


further plans to support the project and are keen to work together with other organisations so that the issue of drink spiking can be prevented.” Al Yusuf, LANPAC Manager, said: “We


are delighted to have supported Edge Hill students with the personal safety campaign in helping students stay safe and secured.”


You can report a crime to Lancashire Police by calling 101 or using the Report Online tool www.doitonline.lancashire. police.uk/PEDisclaimer/Create.


WHERE A CRIME IS IN PROGRESS, ALWAYS CALL 999.


Lancashire Victim Services offer free and confidential support. You do not have to report the incident to the police to get support from them. You can contact them directly via calling 0300 323 0085 or by chatting online at Lancashire Victim Services - Lancashire Victim Services


For more information about drink spiking, how to avoid it and what to do if you think have been a victim of this crime visit: www.lancashire.police.uk/Spike-Aware


Students are being asked to complete a survey on spiking to assist police and licensed premises in Ormskirk: www.edgehill.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/ spikeaware2023


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