Penrith residents invited to learn how to spot scams

Summarised from Cumberland News's report · Updated 20 Oct, 20:57 · Archive

Cumbria Police fraud prevention professionals will host a presentation and discussion at Penrith Library on Thursday, October 22.

Economic crime experts from Cumbria Police will visit Penrith Library on Thursday, October 22, to help residents protect themselves and others from fraud. The presentation and discussion session starts at 7pm at St Andrew's Churchyard. Residents are being encouraged to attend to learn more about the threats they may face.

The session will explain some of the tricks used by fraudsters and provide practical advice on avoiding scams. It will also cover ways to protect people who may be vulnerable to fraud, including relatives, friends and others in the community. The event is intended to help people recognise potential warning signs and understand how to respond when approached by scammers.

Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss concerns with the experts during the chat. Residents are encouraged to make use of the advice available and share what they learn with people they know who may need extra support.

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• Penrith residents invited to learn how to spot and avoid scamsEconomic crime experts will visit Penrith Library on Thursday, October 22, to offer advice on protecting residents and their loved ones from fraud.Cumberland News · 20 Oct, 17:31

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