Lock Up Light Up campaign urges home security for Rutland residents

Sunday, 19 October 2025 11:40

As the nights draw in Rutland Police are reminding residents to leave their homes looking like there are people in when they're out.

Their Lock Up Light Up Campaign urges the use of timers and smart technology to switch on lights and sound to show activity and also to make sure your property is secure and locked.

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