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Gardeners advised to keep gates in fit state

Gardeners advised to keep gates in fit state

21/04/2009

Malvern gardeners have been advised to keep their gates and fences in good condition to prevent intruders from getting onto the property after a number of shed thefts took place in the area, it has been reported.

According to the Malvern Gazette, three separate incidents took place in the town and community support officer Karen Watso told the publication that spring can see a rise in thefts from garden and allotment sheds.

"While many people take steps to protect their homes and the property inside them, they often leave valuable equipment such as power tools, mowers and bikes in sheds," she added.

West Murcia Constabulary suggests that gates, walls and fences that are not kept in good repair could allow criminals access to a property.

The constabulary recommends ensuring that garden gates are high enough to make climbing them a tricky task and trellises can be used to provide more height.
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