People living in the Glossop area have another chance to drop in and meet their local Safer Neighbourhood policing team.
After officers held a surgery inside Glossop Indoor Market on Friday, they will also be on hand this afternoon (Monday) in the town centre.
They will be at Cafe Connect, hosted by The Bureau on Henry Street, between 1pm and 4pm.
Residents will be able to speak to police about any concerns or issues you may have, with no appointment necessary.
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