A chance to raise concerns to police in Hyde

Wednesday, 28 October 2020 10:16

Residents living in parts of Hyde have an opportunity to put their questions and concerns to their local policing team.

Greater Manchester Police's Hyde, Godley and Werneth teams will be holding a live Q&A web chat on Monday 2 November from 5pm to 6pm.

People can submit their questions before and during the event by heading to https://crowd.in/MiGnmJ.

Anti-social behaviour on a golf course, a hotspot for 'racing' drivers and a spate of crimes in one area were among the issues raised when the Hyde, Newton, Hattersley and Longdendale neighbourhood teams held a similar online Q&A earlier this month.

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