Falmouth Police have teamed up with lifeguards at Gyllyngvase to reduce anti-social behaviour this summer. Photo: Falmouth Police/Twitter
Falmouth Police have teamed up with lifeguards at one of the town’s beaches to reduce the levels of anti-social behaviour this summer.
Neighbourhood offers are working with the RNLI lifeguards at Gyllyngvase to help with an awareness and prevention campaign.
This includes, but is not limited to, anti-social behaviour as the result of drinking, drug taking and lighting fires.
Anyone who wants to report an incident of anti-social behaviour can call police on 101 or visit services.devon-cornwall.police.uk/crimereporting/.
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