A SCHEME to improve safety for vulnerable people or those with disabilities has been launched this week.
The Safety in Town programme has been launched across Lancashire by the county’s disability champion, County Cllr Peter Steen.
Safety in Town, which has been developed by the Lancashire Learning Disability Partnership Board (LLDPB), ensures people can access welcoming and safe places to get help when they need it.
Libraries, shops, bus stations, community centres and other organisations have signed up to the scheme.
County Cllr Steen said: “Safety in Town is an excellent idea.
“It’s designed to reassure people as they will know there is always somewhere close by they can go for help if they need it.”
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