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COUNCILLOR WARNS OF BOGUS CHARITY COLLECTIONS IN DERRY’S GRANGEMORE

November 7, 2016
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Sinn Fein councillor Colly Kelly warns of bogus charity collectors

Sinn Fein councillor Colly Kelly warns of bogus charity collectors

RESIDENTS in Derry’s Grangemore area have been warned to be on their guard against bogus charity collectors.

The warning has been sounded by Sinn Féin Councillor Colly Kelly.

He said today: “I am making this urgent appeal following being contacted by a constituent about bogus charity collections in the general upper Creggan Hill area of the city.

“The resident who contacted me challenged a number of young people in the Grangemore Park area this week.

“It subsequently turned out they were collecting sponsorship money under false pretences.

“He then contacted the PSNI and made them aware of the situation.

“Anyone who is asked on their doorstep by children under 16 years of age for sponsorship, should first of all ask them for proper identification.

“Children under 16 will not be authorised by any charity to do door to door collections.

“If you are still unsure ask for a contact number of the charity for verification and if you don’t get any satisfaction contact the police.”

COUNCILLOR WARNS OF BOGUS CHARITY COLLECTIONS IN DERRY’S GRANGEMORE was last modified: November 7th, 2016 by John

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