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Action Fraud Alert is provided by the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) by the City of London Police. They send current scam and fraud notifications with advice on how to stay safe.

The Fire & Rescue Service contributes towards creating a safe and secure community within your county. The organisation strives to inform the people and help prevent fire and road related deaths and injuries.

Get Safe Online is the UK's leading source of unbiased, factual and easy-to-understand information on online safety.

The Police means your local Police force and a limited number of personnel from other Police Forces in the UK. They send crime updates, safety advice and requests for information.

Lancashire Resilience Forum is a partnership of member agencies, including those defined under the Civil Contingencies Act (CCA) 2004 by responder 'categories'. Such partners include emergency services, local authorities, health organisations and others such as the Environment Agency, utility companies and transport companies as well as voluntary and community groups. We are one of a number of Local Resilience Forums across England established in response to the Civil Contingencies Act (CCA) 2004 to provide a new legislative framework for civil protection in the event of emergencies in the UK. The Lancashire Resilience Forum (LRF) partner agencies work together to ensure that if and when an emergency occurs, we are prepared to respond together and minimise any impact.

Neighbourhood Watch trained and licensed administrators (MSAs) assist to keep members details updated, introduce people to schemes and occasionally send messages about Neighbourhood Watch business. Opting-in to Neighbourhood Watch means a small number of approved volunteer administrators (MSAs) will be able to see your account, assist to keep members details updated, introduce people to schemes and occasionally send messages about Neighbourhood Watch business.

This does not mean that you are joining a scheme but, if you live within an approved, existing scheme area it does mean that your local approved Coordinator can access your contact details, and they may contact you to introduce themselves or add you to the local scheme (at which point you will have the option to decline).

PCCs need to communicate with you to check if your policing needs are being met as effectively as possible. They give you a voice at the highest level and make sure their police answer for their actions and decisions. See here for more information.