The security forces are reviewing public safety and issuing advice to the public in the South after the bombing at Manchester Arena last night.
People are being advised to go about their ordinary lives, but at the same time to be on alert and to report any suspicious incidents.
In the wake of the bombing at the Manchester Arena, other venues around the country are reviewing their safety measures as a precaution. Here in the South, the Ageas Bowl in Hampshire has said that it always works closely with the police and will perform a review and make changes if necessary.
The organisers of the Common People music events in Southampton and Oxford over the coming bank holiday weekend are also reviewing security measures.
Meanwhile, the Brighton Dome which produces the Brighton Festival has also issued its sympathies with the people affected.
Police forces are advising members of the public to continue with their daily lives, but to more vigilant - and to report anything suspicious to the authorities. Dorset Police said that public safety was of the utmost importance.
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