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5:00pm Friday 3rd February 2012 in News
A FUNDING boost is being used to help protect elderly people’s homes across the borough.
Age UK Hyndburn has received some funding to offer home security to older people in Hyndburn.
The charity is offering security equipment such as dummy surveillance cameras, five lever door locks and door chains.
Priority would be given to older people referred to Age UK by victim support, the police, fire service, social services or the charity’s own care and repair service.
However older people and their families will be able to self refer if they feel they are living in fear and it is affecting their quality of life.
The scheme is intended for vulnerable people over the age of 65 living in their own properties that may feel unsafe or have been a victim of crime or experiencing anti-social behaviour in their area.
Anyone over the age of 65 who would benefit from this scheme should contact Tracy McMorris at Age UK Hyndburn on 01254 871 010.
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rculshaw
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5:53am Sat 4 Feb 12
living the end times in BB1
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11:19am Sat 4 Feb 12
rculshaw wrote:It's easy to see you were up early or have you just got in from smashing windows..? 'get job done before the snow comes avoiding the chance of leaving foot prints leading up to your frontdoor.Very clever'.
what an idiot is living the endtimes. Who do you think kept you safe who cleaned up your mess as a young thug It was us the elderly who fought in a war so you could slander us with your idiotic remarks
Stone Island.
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7:29pm Sat 4 Feb 12
Elegant1
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12:25pm Sun 12 Feb 12
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living the end times in BB1 says...
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