POLICE want to know what young people think about the website they have launched for the younger generation – Upbeat.
The site – which gives advice on a variety of topics, including drugs, alcohol and road safety – is in need of a refresh to ensure the information is relevant and up-to-date.
Youth Ambassador, Dominic Rogers, has launched an online survey to gather young people’s views about the site, and how it can be improved.
He said: “I want to hear your thoughts and ideas on how Upbeat can be updated. Once I’ve received your ideas, I’ll work with the Constabulary to help improve the site.
“I encourage young people across the county to tell me what they think about the site by filling in the online survey.”
To take part in the online survey visit www.cheshire-pcc.gov.uk or www.upbeat.uk.com. The survey closes on April 11 at 12noon.
POLICE want to know what young people think about the website they have launched for the younger generation - Upbeat.
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