Dog attack claims, Data sharing, School uniforms
Five police forces in England promise to investigate all dog attacks on private property. Plus the story of a 98-year-old who was sold insurance he never needed.
The granddaughter of a 98-year-old man has discovered he was paying for seven separate Sky Box insurance policies. The pensioner was also donating more than Β£2,000 a year to 17 different charities every year. His granddaughter believes he had been responding to call-calling companies who had purchased his data.
Five police forces in England have promised they will investigate and prosecute dog attacks that happen on private land. The agreement has been made with Royal Mail following a change in the law last year.
And Tesco has suspended its uniform embroidery service after delays which lead to some school pupils failing to receive their new uniforms before the first day of term.
Presented by Winifred Robinson
Produced by Natalie Donovan.
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Data Sharing
98 year old pensioner contacted by cold calling companies pays for unnecessary insurance
Duration: 09:43
Garden Trends
As houses get smaller retailers are selling devices to help with the smaller garden
Duration: 06:22
Care Surveillance
New surveillance system for care homes
Duration: 05:01
Dog Attacks
Police agree to investigate and prosecute when dogs attack on private property
Duration: 07:26
Tesco School Uniform
Tesco suspends embroidery service after failing to deliver before start of school term
Duration: 04:19
NPower Update
Npower continues to pursue Aspergers customer despite bills being paid
Duration: 04:08
Broadcast
- Mon 21 Sep 2015 12:15Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4