Trailer marking will take place free of charge in the Ballymena area over December and January.
By The Newsroom
Published 2nd Dec 2016, 14:46 BST
Updated 6th Dec 2016, 13:03 BST
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Sergeant Helen Hargy said: “This is the perfect opportunity to get your trailer marked and receive some crime prevention advice so please feel free to come along and let others know as well.
“Both sessions will take place at Ballymena Market at Woodside Road Industrial Estate from 10.30am on December 21st and January 18th.”
To avoid delays book an appointment now by calling or texting 07917390491.
