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Freshers means packed venues, busy bars and crowded dance floors. It’s all part of the vibe.Someone knocking into you is...
25/09/2026

Freshers means packed venues, busy bars and crowded dance floors. It’s all part of the vibe.

Someone knocking into you is almost always an accident even if it’ll leave a bruise. Best thing to do is move to another part of the venue and carry on with your night.

Make the right choice. Walk Away.

Make sure that time out with new mates is remembered for the right reasons.

Find out more 👉 https://orlo.uk/Walk_Away_ynvej

WHAT YOU LOOKING AT? Had someone glance your way a few times on a night out?Nobody likes being stared at. But when we’ve...
24/09/2026

WHAT YOU LOOKING AT?

Had someone glance your way a few times on a night out?

Nobody likes being stared at. But when we’ve had a bit to drink we can often glaze over and not pay attention. If someone’s eyeballing you, just ignore it. It’s probably not on purpose.

Make the right choice. Walk Away.

Make sure that time out with new mates is remembered for the right reasons.

Find out more 👉 https://orlo.uk/Walk_Away_27PPK

Spiking | Report itConfirmed cases of spiking are rare in Devon and Cornwall, nevertheless Devon & Cornwall Police has a...
24/09/2026

Spiking | Report it

Confirmed cases of spiking are rare in Devon and Cornwall, nevertheless Devon & Cornwall Police has a dedicated online reporting form available from the Report button on the front page of our website, and if you think you or anyone else has been spiked we want to hear from you: https://orlo.uk/YF0o6

You can report to us no matter when it happened. There is no time limit on reporting spiking; whether it just happened or it happened a while ago, you can tell us about it. You can report on behalf of some else too.

This service will help you report spiking offences including drink spiking, needle spiking, food spiking, v**e or e-cigarette spiking. This includes people putting extra alcohol in your drink without you knowing – it’s still spiking and is very dangerous, and is treated just as seriously as any other form of spiking.

👉 More about Spiking and how to report it: https://orlo.uk/Spiking_and_how_to_report_it_uuZ63

Moving to University should be a place where everyone feels welcome.It’s not acceptable to verbally harass someone.We’re...
23/09/2026

Moving to University should be a place where everyone feels welcome.

It’s not acceptable to verbally harass someone.

We’re calling out this type of behaviour and we need your help.

Every piece of information you share with us helps us build a case against a sexual predator and get them off the streets.

It’s not flirting, it’s not banter and it’s not acceptable.

To report something visit: https://orlo.uk/Report_predatory_behaviour_and_sexual_assault_8CPwo


BABY GUINNESS SPILLED ON YOU?Freshers Week can get busy. Accidents happen! It can be frustrating if it’s spoiled your pa...
23/09/2026

BABY GUINNESS SPILLED ON YOU?

Freshers Week can get busy. Accidents happen!

It can be frustrating if it’s spoiled your party shirt but it might come out in the wash.

This time of year there are lots of people out and about drinking who don’t usually, so just let it go and enjoy the rest of your night.

Make the right choice. Walk Away.

Make sure that time out with new mates is remembered for the right reasons.

Find out more 👉 https://orlo.uk/Walk_Away_bB4Y2

Heading home after a uni night out?Help us call out predatory behaviour, such as public transport harassment.If you see ...
22/09/2026

Heading home after a uni night out?

Help us call out predatory behaviour, such as public transport harassment.

If you see or hear something that doesn’t seem right or you’re not comfortable with please report it either to the staff where you are, or to police.

It’s not flirting, it’s not banter and it’s not acceptable.

To report something visit: https://orlo.uk/Report_predatory_behaviour_yiA4V


Keys found today on GRENFELL AVENUE and handed into the Police at SALTASH If they belong to you please contact Devon and...
22/09/2026

Keys found today on GRENFELL AVENUE and handed into the Police at SALTASH

If they belong to you please contact Devon and Cornwall Police via 101 or come to the station at SALTASH and use the wall phone.

please quote number 50260254088

✨ Meeting new people is part of university life.🚫 Making someone feel uncomfortable, intimidated or unsafe is not.We’re ...
21/09/2026

✨ Meeting new people is part of university life.

🚫 Making someone feel uncomfortable, intimidated or unsafe is not.

We’re calling out predatory behaviour to help prevent sexual offences before they happen and we need your help.

If you see or hear something that doesn’t seem right or you’re not comfortable with such as unwanted physical contact, please report it either to the staff where you are, or to police.

It’s not flirting, it’s not banter and it’s not acceptable.

To report something visit: https://orlo.uk/Report_sexual_assault_yeZOv


Spiking | A criminal offenceFreshers weeks should be remembered for the right reasons. Spiking, in any form, is dangerou...
21/09/2026

Spiking | A criminal offence

Freshers weeks should be remembered for the right reasons. Spiking, in any form, is dangerous, unacceptable and could lead to serious criminal consequences.

Confirmed cases of spiking are rare in Devon and Cornwall, but if you’re out and about for the first time and think you have been spiked, tell a trusted friend or a member of staff immediately. If you’re in immediate danger call 999. Report it to the police once you are safe.

Spiking in any form is a criminal offence; there are serious consequences for anyone who does it. Harming someone by spiking them could lead to a jail sentence between 10 years and life.

Remember this: putting extra alcohol into someone's drink without them knowing, even if you know them and think it’s for fun, is still spiking, and can be very dangerous. It will be treated by the police with the same severity as any other sort of spiking. Don’t be that person.

👉 More about Spiking and how to report it: https://orlo.uk/Spiking_and_how_to_report_it_2ZrK7

E-bikes | Be wary of what you buyAn e-bike can be a great way to get around uni, but if you’re buying it second hand, ma...
18/09/2026

E-bikes | Be wary of what you buy

An e-bike can be a great way to get around uni, but if you’re buying it second hand, make sure to keep an eye out for illegal modifications.

Anyone over the age of 14 can ride an electrically assisted pedal cycle (EAPC - see the rules at the link below) on the road or cycle path. We recommend wearing a helmet, and staying off the pavement.

But it can be very dangerous if illegal modifications have been made, for instance by removing the pedals from the drive train and having a throttle or a motor that assists over 15.5mph, then it is classed as an e-motorbike.

To ride an e-motorbike legally, you need a valid licence, insurance, tax, registration and you must wear a motorcycle helmet.

Be wary of what you are buying, and from whom. Save your money.

Full rules: https://orlo.uk/e-bike_rules_f2rH0

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