вЂњAt The Dickens all our staff are now trained to understand what this means and if you need us we are there.'ДЇlares Popworld, Albert Road, Middlesbrough (Image: Google Street View)ДЄ spokesperson for Flares Popworld, Albert Road, Middlesbrough, added: вЂњThe safety of our guests and our team, has always been, and remains, our number one priority and we continually review our safety and security procedures to ensure our customers and staff remain safe. вЂњFirst-dates, Tinder-dates or frankly getting home alone after a night out can unfortunately (history-proven) be a risk. вЂњ#AskForAngela is a scheme in place (established in the UK) which aims at reducing sexual violence and vulnerability by providing women and men with a subtle phrase to assist getting them out of potentially dangerous and helpless situations. The Dickens Inn posted on Facebook : вЂњDue to recent events happening all over the country with people being spiked and not feeling safe in the surroundings we want to let everyone know that we are here to help and keep you all safe while you're out. Middlesbrough pub The Dickens Inn, Southfield Road, has joined the Ask for Angela campaign and door staff carry out searches, with metal scanners, following the spate of reported spiking incidents. The Dickens Inn, Southfield Road, Middlesbrough (Image: Ian Cooper / Teesside Live) There are also posters in the female toilets of what to look out for and what to do if they feel that they have been spiked. вЂњWe conduct team talks every night, when weвЂ™re open on Fridays and Saturdays, and we go on like a broken record about any suspicious activity.вЂќ вЂњAs a team we are very vigilant and a lot of our customers are known to us, weвЂ™ve been established for 11 years now as the Vault. вЂњAnd our door supervisors do an exceptional job, they are trained to know if something isnвЂ™t right and to speak to the customer. вЂњWith the increase of it now, weвЂ™ve doubled up on our floor staff, and theyвЂ™re the eyes and ears on the floor, theyвЂ™re always observing. вЂњAll staff are trained to look for the tell-tail signs and alarm bells. вЂњItвЂ™s paramount that we look after the welfare of all our customers in our establishment. вЂњThereвЂ™s still an entry hole, a locked door wonвЂ™t deter someone who wants to get into your property.

вЂњWhat worries me, if spiking is on the increase, is that places get complacent and rely on the caps. вЂњBut for me, thatвЂ™s only a very small part of it really. Kevin Allison, of Vault Hidden Bar, Prince Regent Street, Stockton, said: вЂњThereвЂ™s a shortage of the stop caps with all the media coverage, so our order has been delayed. Vault Hidden Bar, Prince Regent Street, Stockton (Image: Google Street View)

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