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Beware of Doorstep Callers
Posted: Wed, 27 May 2020 10:47 by Claire Buckle
**Rogue Traders are currently operating in the Melton and Rutland areas**
Traders are cold calling residents offering driveway work. This work is often substandard, not required and the price inflated. Consumers are also unable to claim on any warranty if they have not been given the correct paperwork and business information. More »
Advice from local police is always not to buy at the door and never to pay in cash. Always check the credentials of any company you agree to carry out work for you and obtain at least 3 quotes to allow you to make the most informed decision.
Remember if you're not sure, don't open the door. To report, or for free advice and guidance, please contact 0808 223 1133.
» LessTheir Door is Shut, Ours is Open - Signs of Abuse
Posted: Wed, 27 May 2020 10:43 by Claire Buckle
Knowing what signs of abuse to look out for will help to
keep our children safe.
If you've noticed ANY of these,
you need to tell us:
Leicestershire County Council
0116 305 0005
Rutland County Council
01572 758 407
(0116 305 0005 out of hours)
Leicester City Council
0116 454 1004 More »
● aggressive or repeated shouting
● hearing hitting or things being broken
● children crying for long periods of time
● very young children left alone or
outdoors by themselves
● children looking dirty or not changing
their clothes
● children being withdrawn or anxious
Whether you're a relative, a neighbour or an adult passing by,
if you see something that isn't right, we need to check things.
#OurDoorIsOpen
https://lrsb.org.uk/childreport » Less
Nominate your Local Community Hero
Posted: Wed, 27 May 2020 10:32 by Claire Buckle
Residents of Melton borough are being given the opportunity to celebrate local community heroes.
As part of National Volunteer's Week, the Council are encouraging residents to share their stories of members of the community who have been making a big difference to their lives or the lives of others. More »
The nominations will be celebrated and published via social media and on the Council website, during National Volunteers' week, which runs from 1 June – 7 June 2020.
Cllr Joe Orson, Leader of the Council, said "This is a great opportunity to give thanks to those who are making a big difference to the community, and it is a way to show that their efforts through the year are hugely appreciated.
The response from the community, both residents and organisations, since the lockdown began has been outstanding and I am looking forward to reading all the stories of how community heroes have made a difference to others during this time."
Often small gestures have a big impact. Community Heroes may be a neighbour who always checks on you, someone who collects your shopping, who lifts your mood when you are down or someone who works hard for the local community group. No matter how small we want to celebrate the fantastic community spirit within Melton.
To tell us about your Melton Community Heroes, you need to complete a small online form explaining who your hero is and what they have done.
The online nomination form is available at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/VTHM3QR » Less