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Kids get stranger danger talks

12:57pm Monday 12th May 2008

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A KIDDERMINSTER community support officer and police officer will be giving stranger danger talks to children this week.

CSO Nicky Merson and PC Paul Noke will be visiting the Jack and Jill playgroup at Franche Baptist Church, Marlpool Lane, on Thursday and the childminders group at St John the Baptist Church Hall, Canterbury Road, on Friday, both from 10.30am to 11.30am.

They will be using an animated teddy bear to help deliver the stranger danger message and also be giving the youngsters plastic police helmets and other goodies.

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