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Have a coffee and a chat with Exmouth police

Published: 9:01 AM November 7, 2009    Updated: 10:44 PM November 6, 2020

EXMOUTH police community support officers Karen Capey and Colin Balch are inviting people to meet them for a coffee and a chat on Friday November 13 at Mangos Coffee House, in Chapel Street.

EXMOUTH police community support officers Karen Capey and Colin Balch are inviting people to meet them for a coffee and a chat on Friday November 13 at Mangos Coffee House, in Chapel Street.

The pair will be available between 10am and 11am to discuss any police issues or non-police related issues that people may have.

The PCSOs will also be available for a chat on Wednesday November 18 at Gossips caf�, in The Strand, from 10am until 11am.

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