Police urge public to use 999 responsibly as summer demand reaches record levels - The Moorlander

Latest News About Devon and Cornwall police warn of 999 call surge

Police in Devon and Cornwall called on the community to cut down on 999 emergency calls as summer brings spike in demand. Fake reports can clog lines during real incidents.

Work continues on a lock-in at a falmouth footpath issue. Court updates show two males jailed for attacking an 85-year-old at his house with blades. Locals are being asked to volunteer as part-time Special Constables. Four people are still in custody after raids near St Austell connected to border checks.

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