Devon & Cornwall Police raise awareness of antisocial behaviour at heritage sites

The force is calling on people to report anything suspicious.

Gallos statue (King Arthur) Tintagel, Cornwall
Author: Lauren JonesPublished 6th Jul 2025

Devon and Cornwall Police is highlighting the impact of anti-social behaviour on the regions historical and heritage sites.

The force is calling on people to report anything suspicious they see - asking communities to help protect historical sites.

This week is Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week, and officers from the Devon & Cornwall Police Rural Affairs Team are asking our communities to help us to protect historical sites.

Sergeant Jules Fry is from the force's Rural Affairs Team. He said: "In England, we're lucky enough to have over 400,000 designated heritage sites.

"In Devon and Cornwall, we have 35,000 which we're very proud of.

"My appeal today is to all of the communities of Devon and Cornwall to keep their eyes peeled and if they see anything untoward at our heritage sites and monuments to please report it".

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