Follows terrorist incident in Liverpool last week
Police are urging people to 'be alert, not alarmed' after a terrorist attack in Liverpool last week.
Officers are encouraging residents to report suspicious behaviour.
It follows a taxi explosion outside the Liverpool Women's Hospital on Remembrance Sunday.
They say whilst the Island is a 'very safe place' recent events in England are a reminder that everyone can play a part in ensuring the safety of the local community.
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