Locals have reported a large police presence near to the SPAR shop
The government is reminding people not to be alarmed when an emergency alert is trialled on mobile phones across the country later this month.A national rollout will take place at 3pm on Sunday, April 23 after successful pilots in East Suffolk and Reading.
The message can be removed by swiping it away or clicking ‘OK’ on the home screen, like you would for a low battery warning or an app notification. Chair of The National Fire Chiefs Council, Mark Hardingham, said: “We must use every tool at our disposal to keep people safe, and we need everyone to play their part – and the new Emergency Alerts system is one way we can do this.
“We look forward to further developing the use of the Emergency Alerts capability and how it can have real benefits for the public to protect and preserve life, as well as supporting policing’s wider response to critical incidents with partner agencies.
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