We are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following a serious collision involving a black BMW X1 and a white Ford Transit which happened in Flensburg Way, Leyland, at 9.55pm on Boxing Day. Info? Email sciu@lancashire.police.uk or 📞 101. Log 1131 of Dec 26, 2022.

In this week's Threat Report: Fresh warning over supply chain IT attacks https://t.co/b2rHbQgCIZ

Improve your online security with @CyberAwaregov six top tips https://t.co/qZRBJVB9oN

Chris Ensor, Deputy Director for Cyber Skills and Growth, welcomes you to EmPower Cyber Week 2021! Find out more about what's in store this week: https://t.co/dr11XPmgSU

Check out the Take Five to Stop Fraud website where there is plenty of information and advice on a variety of scams. Click below for a guide to impersonation scams and listen to a recording of a criminal impersonating a government agency. #TakeFive https://t.co/26meDQYCjV

Would you report it? It could be a vital piece of the jigsaw. If it looks/sounds suspicious, report it. What's the worst that could happen? #counterterrorism #securitycommsuk #security #workplacebehaviours #securityculture #reportit #ActNow https://t.co/1oU9irh0Zr

If it looks unusual, trust your instincts. Report it! #security #personnelsecurity #insiderthreat #securityculture #workplacebehaviours #protect #defend https://t.co/yuKQFlEflM

A new website has launched, #ACTEarly, to provide advice, support and guidance to families & friends worried that a loved one is vulnerable to radicalisation. If you're concerned, you can find more information here https://t.co/Qox5jJABCN

Are you worried that someone you care about is at risk of radicalisation, but not sure what to do? #ActEarly and find out what support is available

If you are worried that one of your friends or family is in danger of being radicalised, share your concerns in confidence. You won’t ruin lives but you could save them. #ActEarly

Improve your cyber security this festive season with #CyberAware. Discover how to create stronger passwords, update your devices and other practical steps to make you secure online https://t.co/ISA36Vcqfm

#TakeFive Seemingly official logos & branding from trusted organisations are used by criminals to convince you to click on fake links and attachments #Challenge Protect your money and information by logging in to your account directly through a secure webpage to verify requests.

Just because someone knows a few basic details about you, it doesn't mean they are genuine. Fraudsters regularly use personal information to build trust and believability. Criminals can spoof numbers to impersonate well-known organisations. If you’re suspicious, hang up.

Criminals are experts at impersonating trusted organisations. If you receive a call, email, text or social media message you weren’t expecting #TakeFive It is okay to reject, refuse or ignore requests for personal information or to make payment #StopChallengeProtect ✋☝️👊

Urgent-sounding messages that ask for your personal or financial details are a common tactic used by criminals. If you receive a suspicious email, you can report it here: https://t.co/BofwQmtiC4

Unsure whether someone on the phone claiming to be your bank or police is genuine? Hang up, wait a minute, then call your bank/police on a known number to verify their identity.

We are aware of scammers claiming to be from @HMRCgovuk offering financial support as a result of coronavirus. If you receive a text, email or call claiming to be from HMRC that asks you to click on a link or give info such as your name, credit card or bank details, it's a scam.

Received an email which you’re not quite sure about? 🤔 Is it asking you to login to your account, or maybe to "confirm" your payment details? If you are suspicious, you should report it by forwarding the email to: Report@phishing.gov.uk #CyberProtect

The website you're buying from is asking you to provide your mother's maiden name before you can checkout. What would you do?🤔 Check out these top tips to protect yourself against online shopping scams this festive season: https://t.co/RZpnfJKsYQ #FraudFreeXmas

⚠️17,405 victims lost a total of £13.5m last Christmas to online shopping fraud. Check out these top tips on how to shop online securely this festive season: https://t.co/CpiSAW7OIo #FraudFreeXmas