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Police: Emergency Shorts Has a New Look!
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I had a bit of free time so I thought I would do a small redesign of the site. It's a bit cleaner and there's no whopping white spaces. I hope you like it.
Look out for more features coming soon!
Police: Featured: Wristbands In Stock - from £2 Delivered!
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Emergency Shorts has a shop!
The first products we have are wristbands at a bargain £2.50 including delivery.
At the moment there are 3 different wristbands.
For Police Officers - Black band with embossed text with the words "I GIVE THE QUEEN MY 30 MINUTES" and on the other side "WHAT DO YOU GIVE?".
For response officers - Black band with embossed text with the words "EVERYTHING IS MY REMIT".
For anyone - Black band with a Thin Blue Line around the band. All profits from this band go to Care of Police Survivors (COPS) a UK registered charity.
COPS helps the families of police officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty, rebuild their lives. It aims to ensure that survivors have all the help they need to cope with such a tragedy, and that they remain part of the police family.
So what are you waiting for? Get ordering!
Police: Mobile Emergencyshorts Website Launched
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Some of you may have seen a new look to the site when viewing it on a mobile phone.
Mobile phone users are automatically being redirected to http://m.emergencyshorts.co.uk, a cut down version of the website which loads super-fast for those slow mobile connections.
Keep tuned to emergencyshorts as there's something exciting coming along in the next the next few weeks!
Police: Are the emergency services actually hot on security?
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Having just created a new twitter feed for emergencyshorts.co.uk (@EmergencyShorts) I was very surprised by the amount of virus/malware spam messages I got from big organisations such as Police Forces and Ambulance Services.
Are these public services infested with viruses or are they using such obvious passwords that they are giving spammers and hackers easy access to spend their wares?
Should these services (especially the Police) be a bit more proactive in keeping their details and their followers safe?!