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Royston Community Team Rural Watch
April 2011
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PC 431 Paul Marina PCSO Amy Rainbird PCSO
6522 Brabrook |
Covering
Arbury, Ermine, Weston & Sandon Wards.
I have been ask to circulate that other Police forces are suffering from thefts of Lambs. These have usually been very rare breed farm. If you have lambs please can you have a look at your security and please report anything suspicious.
POLICE
are asking people to be vigilant after a series of incidents across the
county where mobile phones have been stolen in restaurants and bars. The
offenders are mostly targeting people who have placed their phones on the
table. They distract them with a piece of paper or try to sell them
greetings cards and, whilst engaging them in conversation, one offender
removes a mobile phone from the table, or on some occasions from their coat
pocket or bag.
As the weather brightens, and we leave behind the gloom of winter, people will begin to dust off their barbeques and look forward to enjoying the summer.
Barbeques are often a great way to spend your leisure time but they have their own set of unique fire risks that should not be underestimated. However, some common-sense preparation can ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.
Barbecues
A barbecue should be a safe and enjoyable experience but it's all too easy to be distracted when you have friends and family around you whilst cooking. To avoid injuries or damage to property, follow these simple precautions:
General Safety
·
Make sure your barbecue is in good
working order.
· Ensure the barbecue is on a flat site, well away from a shed, trees or shrubs.
· Keep children, garden games and pets well away from the cooking area.
· Never leave the barbecue unattended.
· Keep a bucket of water or sand nearby for emergencies.
· Ensure the barbecue is cool before attempting to move it.
Charcoal Barbecues
· Use only enough charcoal to cover the base to a depth of about 50mm (2 inches).
· Only use recognised fire lighters or starter fuel and only on cold coals - use the minimum necessary and never use petrol.
· Never put hot ashes straight into a dustbin or wheelie bin - they could melt the plastic and cause a fire.
Gas Barbecues
·
Make sure the tap is turned off before
changing the gas cylinder.
·
Change cylinders outdoors if possible
or in a well ventilated area.
·
If you suspect a leak to the cylinder
or pipe work, brush soapy water around the joints and watch for bubbles -
tighten to fix but do not over tighten.
·
After cooking, turn off the gas
cylinder before turning off at the controls to ensure any residual gas in the
pipe work is used up.
For further fire safety information or advice please call: 01763 822100
You can obtain
advice by calling in, or telephoning, your local fire station.
Herts Fire &
Rescue Service also runs a very successful home fire safety check scheme. Fire
fighters provide invaluable fire safety advice tailored to your property. They
will always call to make an appointment, will carry official identification and
will use a pre arranged password for your added security.
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Hinxworth |
High
Street |
18/03/11
1700 - 1730 |
26
veh / 34 mph / 24.3 mph |
Newham |
Ashwell
road |
17/03/11
1640 - 1710 |
28
veh / 38 mph / 29.4 mph |
Bygrave |
Upper
Bygrave |
17/03/11
1730 - 1800 |
25
veh / 38 mph / 28.9 mph |
Ashwell |
Station
Road (40 limit) |
28/03/11
1650 - 1720 |
36
veh / 46 mph / 35.7 mph |
Ashwell,
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Newnham
Way |
24/03/11
0830 - 0900 |
41
veh / 37 mph / 26.4 mph |
G4E; - Ashwell, Hinxworth, Bygrave, Newnham & Caldecote
Crime No. |
Offence |
Location |
Date |
G4/11/192 |
Damage and Destroy |
Hinxworth |
28/02 – 02/03/11 |
Offender(s) have cut electric fencing in three different areas. |
Crime no. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & date |
G4/11/222 |
Burglary |
Bygrave |
14/02 – 15/03/11 |
Offender(s) have removed locks to shed and removed items. |
Crime no. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & date |
G4/11/226 |
Theft |
Ashwell |
17/03/11 |
Offender(s) have stolen a large amount of razors from a shop. |
Crime no. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & date |
G4/11/244 |
Theft |
Baldock |
23/03/11 |
Offender(s) have stolen a large amount of scrap metal from a skip |
Crime No. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & Date |
G4/11/246 |
Burglary |
Ashwell |
23-24/03/11 |
Offender(s) have removed padlocks and stolen a pedal cycle. |
Crime No. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & Date |
G4/11/249 |
Theft |
Hinxworth |
23-25/03/11 |
Offender(s) have cut a number of cables from within a property that is being built. |
G4D; - Barkway, Barley, Reed, Nuthampstead, Newsells,
Kelshall & Therfield
Crime No. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & Date |
G4/11/198 |
Burglary |
Barkway |
26/02 – 08/03/11 |
Offender(s) gained entry to garage and removed items. |
Crime No. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & Date |
G4/11/214 |
Damage and Destroy |
Barley |
122-13/03/11 |
Offender(s) have slashed rear and front driver’s side tyres. |
Crime no. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & date |
G4/11/264 |
Theft |
Barley |
27-28/03/11 |
Offender(s) have stolen a large amount of scrap metal. |
G3C; - Sandon, Wallington, Rushden, Clothal & Weston
Crime No. |
Offence |
Location |
Time & Date |
G3/11/134 |
Breach of ASB Order |
Weston |
04/03/11 |
Offender had breached there ASB order. |
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Sep
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Oct
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Nov
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Dec
|
Jan
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Feb
|
Mar
|
April
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Total |
03-04 |
3 |
13 |
28 |
3 |
8 |
13 |
9 |
3 |
80 |
04-05 |
4 |
13 |
4 |
0 |
4 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
26 |
05-06 |
0 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
6 |
06-07 |
0 |
4 |
4 |
6 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
17 |
07-08 |
3 |
10 |
4 |
6 |
9 |
2 |
4 |
3 |
43 |
08-09 |
7 |
5 |
2 |
4 |
4 |
4 |
2 |
1 |
29 |
09-10 |
3 |
3 |
10 |
3 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
1 |
24 |
10-11 |
0 |
2 |
2 |
4 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
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Last time we attended
RUSHDEN
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28/09/10 |
SANDON
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01/12/10 |
THERFIELD
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06/09/10 |
REED |
04/03/09 |
BARKWAY |
23/06/10 |
BARLEY |
04/10/10 |
KELSHALL |
20/04/09 |
NUTHAMP |
09/06/09 |
ASHWELL
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02/06/10 |
BYGRAVE
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07/02/11 |
CALDECOTE
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28/03/11 |
WESTON |
12/08/10 |
RADWELL |
10/05/10 |
WALLINGTON |
28/09/10 |
HINXWORT |
09/09/10 |
CLOTHALL |
Area |
Last Meeting |
Next Meeting |
Location and Time |
G4E |
Monday 26th July |
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G4D |
Weds 1st Sept |
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G3C |
Weds 25th August |
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G4E; - Ashwell,
Hinxworth, Bygrave, Newnham & Caldecote
G4D; - Barkway, Barley,
Reed, Nuthampstead, Newsells, Kelshall & Therfield
G3C; - Sandon,
Wallington, Rushden, Clothal & Weston
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Locality Members |
Martin Dingemans, Howard Marshall, Simon Holtom, Robert Law, Teddy Faure-Walker, Steve Jarvis, Andrew Young, Tony Hunter, Keith Bone , Charlie Snowdon |
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Meeting on 20/01/10 Tasks set |
1.
Tackling
incidents of hare coursing and nuisance vehicle use within the rural
community on Saturday & Sundays between the hours 06.00 – 19.00 (G4D,
G4E, G3C). 2.
To
improve/increase intelligence gathering in relation to suspicious
vehicles/persons and attend incidents when reported. (G4D, G4E, G3C) 3. To tackle speeding - locations West end / Newnham Way Ashwell, Station Rd, Ashwell. Upper Bygrave Rd, Bygrave, London Road, Barley, Cambridge Rd Barkway, The Causeway, Therfield, Ashwell Road, Newham, Damask Green Road, Weston, Outside the Moon and Stars public house, Rushden and High Street, Hinxworth. 10 Speed checks a Month. From June 10 to Sep 10 to have a temporary trial on monthly enforceable checks in Barley, Therfield & Rusden. This will increase into 2011 as checks had to be cancelled due to bad weather. |
Surgeries times 10.30 – 12.00 |
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Barkway – Reading Room. Barley
– Church. Weston – Post Office. Ashwell URC Hall. Sandon |
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Fri 15th April - Ashwell |
Wed 6th May - Weston |
Sat 21st May – Barkway 1000-1100
– Joint with Barkway Parish Council |
Fri 20th May - Ashwell |
Sat 18th June – Sandon Growers Market - 0930-1130 |
Wed 1st June - Barley |
Fri 3rd June - Ashwell |
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Sat 16th July – Barkway 1000-1100
– Joint with Barkway Parish Council |
Fri 8th July - Ashwell |
Thurs 11th August – Sandon Cecil Sale |
Wed 3rd August - Barley |
Fri 19th August - Ashwell |
Wed 14th Sept - Weston |
Sat 17th Sept – Barkway 1000-1100 – Joint
with Barkway Parish Council |
Fri 16th Sept - Ashwell |
http://www.herts.police.uk/CCTV/gallery.htm
Other links
http://www.herts.police.uk/profiles/hw.php Herts HorseWhatch
http://www.hertscrimeprevention.com/NHCPP/Welcome.html
http://www.bedfordhomewatch.co.uk www.doglost.co.uk
http://www.hertscrimestoppers.org.uk/ http://trailerwatch.com/
http://www.nfu.org.uk/ www.saddleguard.co.uk
http://www.britishhorse.co.uk/ http://www.stolenhorseregister.com/
http://www.horsetackexchange.co.uk
Phone numbers 0845 33 00 222 (if you have
suffered a crime or need Police within a couple of hours) 999 (for immediate response if you have just suffered a crime and for Coursing)
PC 431 Paul Marina. North Herts
Rural.
paul.marina@herts.pnn.police.uk 01438 757924
chris.brabrook@herts.pnn.police.uk 01438
757935
amy.rainbird@herts.pnn.police.uk 01438 757935