Jersey Police are warning of possible rogue traders working within the island, offering to clean patios and driveways.
The force is urging islanders to make sure companies or workers from outside Jersey have a valid working permit - and to not hand over any money unless you're sure the work is being carried out lawfully.
Anyone approached by this group of males and arranged work, is asked to contact the Police on 612612 reference 19/01/19/498.
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