Car repair businesses are being asked to join a scheme where officers give details of any vehicles known to have been driven off after a collision.
Shop staff can then let police know if the vehicle is brought in for repairs.
Friday, 24 April 2015 10:39
Car repair businesses are being asked to join a scheme where officers give details of any vehicles known to have been driven off after a collision.
Shop staff can then let police know if the vehicle is brought in for repairs.
New Lord Mayor’s pride in ‘thriving’ Exeter
'This is a city we can all be proud of'
Plymouth McDonald's wants 24/7 opening hours
"No notable complaints or issues" recorded in 10 years
Village’s only pub could close permanently
Owners of The Castle Inn at George Nympton have struggled to sell it
Government grant helps kick-start Oldway Mansion repairs
This helps us move ever closer to restoring Oldway'
Devon plant firm digs in over land row
Sign erected
Torquay father’s concern as son held by Israeli forces
Elliott Roberts was skippering a yacht in Gaza aid flotilla