The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has launched its 2026 Safer Summer Together campaign, which encourages the public to have an enjoyable summer whilst being mindful of safety issues.
The guidance covers issues such as home security, online safety, water safety and getting home safe after nights out, as well as safer driving.
Another focus is anti-social behaviour. Assistant Chief Constable for Local Policing, Ryan Henderson said: "We would ask everyone to be mindful and respectful of those around them, taking into consideration how their behaviour may affect or cause distress to others. Those who are the victim of anti-social behaviour should not hesitate in reporting it."
Assistant Chief Constable Henderson concluded: “Everyone should be able to enjoy our shared public spaces and we will be on patrol in all towns, cities, major tourist areas and beauty spots around Northern Ireland to ensure everyone’s safety.
“For more information keep an eye on our PSNI social media channels over July and August where there will be a wide range of advice and guidance, ensuring that we can all have a Safer Summer Together. I hope everyone enjoys this time. Thank you.”
