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Number 48/48A Bus Timetable
The bus timetable (updated January 2022) can be viewed at https://www.kingsleyvillage.co.uk/MiscDocs/CW48%20Service%20Frodsham%20to%20Northwich%20January%202022%20MASTER.pdf
Road Closure: TRO 3358 Waterloo Lane Kingsley
Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Acres Crescent, Frodsham, Cheshire West and Chester
21 February for approx 9 days
Road Closure
Please find attached link to a temporary road closure notice for Waterloo Lane, Kingsley which commences on 21st February 2022. This is necessary for safety reasons to enable underground and overhead work and will be carried out by SP Energy Networks. The works are expected to last for 9 days
https://api-gb.one.network/
Should you require any further information regarding this closure, please contact Steve Bentley on 0300 123 7036.
Regards
Technical Support Team
Winsford & Northwich Highways Office
Tel: 0300 123 7036
Email: engvr@cheshirewestandchester.
Location: Phoenix House, Clough Road, Winsford, CW7 4BD
Visit: Cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk
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Neighbourhood Alert - Are You Leaving The Door Open For Hackers? 22/12/2021
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Why are software updates important? Software updates are an important part of staying secure online. But why? You’ll often hear about the new features or performance improvements in a software update, but what isn’t talked about as often are the bug fixes and security improvements. Out-of-date software and apps contain weaknesses. This makes them easier to hack. Companies fix the weaknesses by releasing updates. When you update your devices and software, this helps to keep hackers out. Why would cyber criminals target me? Your device contains a lot of personal data that is highly valuable if it fell into the hands of a fraudster. The likelihood is your device will contain your full name, date of birth, address, bank details, passwords, as well as many other forms of personal data such as private photos or videos. Improve your online security by using automatic software updates We understand it can sometimes be annoying to remember to update your devices every time a new update is released, that’s why we encourage you to enable automatic updates wherever it’s available. That means you don’t have to manually install updates every time they’re released. We’ve provided some useful links below where you can find step by step instructions on how to enable automatic updates for your devices and apps.
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Kingsley Prayer Diary - January 2022
Each week of the year Christians in Kingsley pray specially for people in a different area of the village and its surroundings.
During January we think of, and pray
for people living in: -
W/c Jan 2nd The Hurst and Chamberbrook Lane
W/c Jan 9th Kingsley Green
W/c Jan 16th Kingsley Road
W/c Jan 23rd Belleair/Peel Hall
W/c Jan 30th Newton Hall
We invite you to add your own prayers
Do You Know Where To Report Scam Messages? 18/12/2021
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Fake emails and text messages are a common tactic used by cyber criminals, their goal is often to convince you to click a link. Once clicked, you may be sent to a dodgy website which could download viruses onto your computer, or steal your passwords and personal information. In order to try and convince you that their messages are legitimate, criminals will pretend to be someone you trust, or from some organisation you trust. This could be your Internet Service Provider (ISP), local council, even a friend in need. And they may contact you by phone call, email or text message. Reporting suspicious emails: If you have received an email which you’re not quite sure about, you can report it by forwarding the email to the Suspicious Email Reporting Service at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. As of 31st October 2021, the number of suspicious email reports stands at more than 8,100,000, with the removal of more than 67,000 scams and 124,000 URLs. Thank you for your continued support. *In a small number of cases, an email may not reach our service due to it already being widely recognised by spam detection services. The vast majority of reports do reach our system so please keep reporting any suspicious emails you receive. Reporting suspicious text messages: You can report suspicious text messages to your mobile network provider, for free, by forwarding the text to 7726. If you forward a text, your provider can investigate the origin of the text and take action, if found to be malicious. If 7726 doesn’t work, you can find out how to report a text message by contacting your provider. (On many Android devices and iPhones, pressing and holding on the message bubble should present the option to forward the message) For more of the government’s latest advice on how to stay secure online, visit the Cyber Aware website: ncsc.gov.uk/cyberaware Thanks for reading! If you found this information useful, please help us spread the word by forwarding this email to your friends.  |
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