Volunteers patrol parts of Lincolnshire with high rates of suicide to save lives
It's after an increase in calls for support during lockdown
A team of volunteers are visiting parts of Lincolnshire with high rates of suicide in a county-first initiative to try and reduce the number of people taking their own lives.
Mental-health charity, the Bearded Fishermen, is launching 'Operation Nightwatch'.
It's after an increase in calls for support during lockdown.
It sees 4 teams going out kitted up with food, hot drinks, radios and medical equipment.
Chairman Richard Roberts is expecting a further rise as we enter winter.
You can find out more on their website here.