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Age UK has informed me of a suspicious phone call made to one of their elderly residents within Cambridgeshire.
The caller stated they represented a company called ‘Vision Home’ that provided loft insulation services.
The caller claimed to work on behalf of Age UK.
The call appears to have been made from the Bournemouth area, but as we all know, the caller ID displayed is not always accurate.
Age UK have confirmed that they have no connection with a company called Vision Home.
I have checked Companies House on gov.uk, and although there are many similar sounding companies, there are none that appear to be from the Bournemouth area.
On balance, this appears to a scam or cold call so should you hear of similar calls across Cambridgeshire then please contact 101 and report.
I have searched this number against the website www.who-called.co.uk and you will see details below and clearly a number not to engage with.
Mr Nigel Sutton 8517
Fraud and Cyber Security Advisor
Serious & Organised Crime (Intelligence and Specialist Crime Department)
Hinchingbrooke Park,
Huntingdon, PE29 6NP
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As well as the piling works, which we shared an update on this week, Jones Bros is progressing well with various elements on site including the drainage and kerbing works to the west of the underpass (pictured right).
In addition, the site team have completed the kerbing works from the eastern tie-in roundabout (pictured left) up to the railway bridge.
As a reminder, we launched our communications survey to gather feedback and opinions from local residents, businesses and commuters about the King’s Dyke project. We’d be grateful if you could please complete the short survey here: http://bit.ly/KingsDykeSurvey and please share it with anyone else you know in the area.
Fraud and cyber crime are the most common criminal offences in the UK. Analysis of Action Fraud reports showed that 86% of frauds had a cyber element to them. As the threat from cyber crime continues to grow and evolve, it’s important to remember one thing – most of it can be prevented. By following just a few practical steps, you can make it harder for cyber criminals to get into your devices and online accounts.
In order to better understand what steps you are already taking to stay secure online, we would be grateful if you would please complete the short survey we have created. Your answers will help us to determine what areas of online security we need to focus on over the coming months.
Please note:
Survey link – https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/cybercrimesurvey2021/
Thank you for helping us improve our response to fraud and cyber crime in the UK.
Kind regards,
Action Fraud Team
Top tips to keep the cyber criminals out
This year – less invitations and a smaller number of people within the Ivy Leaf.
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Cambridgeshire’s Covid-19 infection rate continues to be around the highest it has ever been since the pandemic began.
Ten to 14-year-olds continue to be by far the worst affected as the virus spreads among schoolchildren.
Below we look at how every area of the county is affected.
The 3,401 cases recorded in the week to October 14 was the second highest rolling seven-day number of the whole pandemic – only eclipsed by the 3,584 seen in the week to January 4.
Latest figures, for the week to October 17, show 3,265 cases, up 63 (two per cent) on the previous seven days. The infection rate of 496.8 cases per 100,000 people was above the national average of 465.4.
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