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City of London Police and Action Fraud, the national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime, are urging the public to remain vigilant following a rise in payment diversion fraud - commonly known as conveyancing fraud. This type of fraud often involves criminals impersonating solicitors or estate agents to intercept large financial transfers during property transactions.
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Students can be a prime target for fraud and cyber crime. Whether you're banking, browsing, shopping, dating, gaming, or sharing content on social media, it’s crucial to take steps to protect yourself. Follow these steps to secure your personal and financial information.
Job Application Fraud
Read more: Student safety: protect young people from fraud and cyber crime
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Free webinar on Keeping Children Safe Online
Protect yourself and your family with this free, engaging online 
session designed to help your loved ones thrive in the digital age, delivered by South East Cyber, a regional Police Cyber Crime Unit.
Including social media safety, parental controls, password best practice, gaming and spotting online threats, the free webinar takes place on Sunday 5 October 10.30am.
Learn more and sign up here 
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This is a reminder that the Sussex PCC, Katy Bourne, has launched her annual survey seeking the views of residents across the county.
The Safer In Sussex Survey seeks to understand if residents have experienced crime, and looks at what measures would make them feel safer in their communities.
Read more: Have your say in Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne’s survey.
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It’s always a good idea to plan ahead.
We work with other emergency services, councils and utility providers as part of the Sussex Resilience Forum to help keep our communities safe and supported during major incidents.
You can do your bit too, with simple steps such as putting together a grab bag of essentials and keeping a list of useful contacts.
Find tips and resources here
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Everyone should be able to use our roads safely.
If you’re walking or cycling, it’s crucial that you are seen, especially at night-time.
Stay protected by wearing hi-vis clothing and equipment.
Always carry a torch (on foot) or use bike lights (when cycling) after dark or when visibility is poor.
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Car detailing scams are on the increase. Here is how to spot them on your groups feed.
Normally the name of the poster is a little "unbritish" Charles L. Weiss is our exampler here.
The post is often made up only of an image to get round group censors and auto moderation.
