The tweets will contain information received by call handlers and details of the police resources needed to deal with the problems.
There'll also be tweets signposting sources of help in cases of domestic abuse, and giving messages on personal safety and anti-social behaviour.
It's estimated that 40 per cent of calls to police during the night-time hours are reporting alcohol-related incidents
Students connect with elderly residents to combat loneliness
International students creating lasting friendships
Crackdown on anti-social behaviour in Plymouth
PSPOs proposed for six city centre car parks
£1.6 million for more energy efficiency Devon home upgrades
41 properties improved over last year
SWW to build huge new Churston solar farm
Council could opt out of building and lease the land instead
MP highlights Devon's dentistry 'crisis'
'People are in pain but are unable to access treatment'
