There has been an increase in shed break-ins in the Chester area.
Many people don’t secure their shed or garage in the same way they do their homes - often using an easy-to-break lock or padlock to protect valuable contents such as a car, bike or lawnmower.
Top tips to secure your shed and keep your property safe -
• A good padlock on the door with no exposed screws.
• Pay attention to hinges, as these are sometimes easily removable.
• Secure windows with wire mesh or grills.
• Consider a battery-operated shed alarm - this will respond to movement or door contact with an extremely loud siren.
• Property marking your items is advisable and some tools can be painted with your name or postcode.
• Although it might sound like stating the obvious, never leave your garage or shed door unlocked if you’re not around.
Please stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity via 101 or 999 in an emergency.
FULL CAST REVEALED FOR RAPUNZEL AT STORYHOUSE THIS CHRISTMAS
CHESTER CHOIR UNVEILS NEW PARK BENCH IN MEMORY OF FOUNDER
TOP CHESHIRE CHOIR CELEBRATES 50th ANNIVERSARY WITH NEW SEASON OF CONCERTS
Blues Match Report: Chester 4 - 1 Worksop Town
Australia’s “Krazy Kevin” crowned World Town Crier Champion in Chester
Local Theatre Company's intriguing October production announced
KidsBank’s Flintshire Hub marks first anniversary with over 25,000 essential items donated to local families
Padel development update at the Deva Community Stadium
CHESTER DEAFNESS CHARITY MARKS TRIPLE CELEBRATION WITH SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEA
Double celebration for Countess of Chester Hospital’s Macmillan Cancer Centre as it marks 15th anniversary and retains Quality Award
County Hall Campus in Mold - Demolition Preparations
Striped ‘climate refugee’ spider found in Northwest England for the first time
Continued parking chaos at Wrexham Maelor Hospital
Family of "beautiful" son who died following Chester collision pay tribute
Chester and Wirral Football League - Weekend Round Up
Back to the Future event to be held at Picturehouse Cinema
Children and families in Cheshire to benefit from new Child Focused Courts approach
Comments
Add a comment