As a family carer, you may already have a lot to think about. You might be managing appointments, responding to messages, helping with finances or looking out for the wellbeing

Family carers often help manage appointments, prescriptions, and healthcare information for those they support. Unfortunately, criminals know this and are increasingly using NHS-related scams to try to gain people’s trust.

Cyber criminals are constantly finding new ways to trick people into handing over personal information and money. One of the latest scams reported by Suffolk Trading Standards involves fake TV

Suffolk Trading Standards has received multiple reports of doorstep callers across the county in recent weeks, including so-called “Nottingham Knockers” visiting homes around Suffolk. While some callers may appear friendly

This month on Scam Corner we wanted to make you aware of four of the most common scam emails and text currently doing the rounds.

Suffolk’s fight against fraud takes a major step forward with the launch of a new partnership. On 17th June Suffolk Trading Standards and Suffolk Constabulary joined forces with businesses and

Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, which can make it harder to spot the signs of a scam. But their tactics can still follow familiar patterns. Unexpected contact, pressure to act

On 2nd April the Government announced new laws that will make it easier to cancel subscriptions and get refunds for unwanted auto-renewals

A holiday scam is when a criminal impersonates trusted websites or creates fake adverts to trick you into booking a holiday through them, giving them your money or personal information.

Are you a victim of the package scam called “brushing”? This involves having packages you didn’t order showing up on your doorstep. At first glance, receiving packages you haven’t paid