Wirral event keeps Rock Ferry residents’ belongings safer
Dec 14 2011 by Helen Hunt, Heswall News
MORE than 80 families in Wirral took part in a scheme to keep their belongings safer.
Residents of Rock Ferry were given the chance to mark their belongings with a special forensic pen at an event held by housing developers Lovell, Merseyside Police and Wirral Community Council safety team, working with social housing landlord Riverside and Selectamark- the forensic security marking company.
The event was staged to help reduce crime and the fear of crime in that area.
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