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Colaton Raleigh residents given voice

Published: 4:51 PM June 26, 2009    Updated: 10:41 PM November 6, 2020

COLATON Raleigh residents with issues about any policing or the community are invited to leave their concerns at Woods Stores, on the main East Budleigh Road.

COLATON Raleigh residents with issues about any policing or the community are invited to leave their concerns at Woods Stores, on the main East Budleigh Road.

Comment cards have been left at the shop as part of the Partners And Communities (PACT) group.

Police community support officer Sarah Trayhurn said people can leave anonymous comments, or add their details and she will contact them back.

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