Lights On
Crime prevention advice for the end of British Summer Time (BST)
Don't make an empty home easy for burglars to spot when it's dark.
We understand how a burglary can have profound personal effects on you as a victim, including:
- the psychological impact of privacy being invaded
- the loss of sentimental or valuable property
- damage or disruption caused during a break-in or theft
Our dedicated crime prevention advisors and the Corporate Communications Department work together to provide simple advice for you to help reduce the risk of a home burglary.
Home security advice
For greater home security you can consider the following:
- Leave lights on to make your home look occupied
- Invest in timers that will automatic switch lamps and devices on and off
- Gadgets are available that turn your main lights on and off
- Help lower your bills with energy saving bulbs
- Thieves target homes that look empty
- Shut and lock all windows and doors when going out
- Only tell people you trust when going away
- Now you've protected your home, share our advice with family and friends