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Tag Archives: bogus callers
bogus callers
Glasgow Trading Standards are currently running checks on workmen (workpeople?) to make sure that they are legitimate and have the legal paperwork. You can report suspected bogus callers anonymously on 0141 287 6681 or on the Police Scotland number of … Continue reading
bogus callers
This from police Chief Inspector Ann Hughes, via councillor Martin Rhodes: Over the last few days we have had 5 incidences of bogus callers across Maryhill, Kelvin and Canal multi member wards. This has primarily been in Ashgill Road, Skirsa … Continue reading
