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Cheshire Police urge parents to discuss legal online behaviour with children

Cheshire Police urges parents to discuss online safety as Cyber Choices highlights illegal hacking risks, the Computer Misuse Act and cyber security careers.

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Cheshire Police urge parents to discuss legal online behaviour with children

Cheshire Police urges parents to discuss online safety as Cyber Choices highlights illegal hacking risks, the Computer Misuse Act and cyber security careers.

2 days ago·Warrington, United Kingdom

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Warrington Guardian broke the news in Warrington, United Kingdom 2 days ago on Saturday, October 10, 2026.

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Cheshire Police urge parents to discuss legal online behaviour with children

The campaign follows National Crime Agency warnings that one in five children aged 10 to 16 may be crossing legal lines online.

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