A TALKING car helped deliver a stay safe message to youngsters in Malvern.
Robee gave out road safety advice to more than 200 children at a community safety day at the Lyttelton Rooms, Church Street, on Saturday (January 21).
Another popular attraction was a mocked-up crime scene, where children turned detective to solve the crime and try to win a mountain bike.
Representatives from the police, fire brigade and Malvern Hills District Council's street scene team were on hand throughout the day with answers and information about keeping safe.
A skateboard ramp outside the Priory proved popular with beginners and experts keen to have a go and try out some tricks.
Community safety manager Jenny Lawrence said the day had been a great success.
"The event had a very warm, friendly atmosphere and people especially enjoyed the crime scene competition," she said.
"Everyone had a lot of fun and it was a good opportunity to pick up lots of information about safety."
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