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Binley Woods Incident Information March - June 2008
Rowdy: 17 decreased from 33.
Criminal damage: 1 decreased from 5.
Burglary: 7 increased from 5 (this includes 4 shed burglares).
Vehicle crime: 4 increased from 3.
National NWH week in Rugby!
Warwickshire has around 5,000 Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) scheme co-ordinators that represent over 50,000 householders across the County.
David Whitehouse, Head of Community Protection at Warwickshire Police said: “We really value the work of Neighbourhood Watch and their work with our Safer Neighbourhood Teams”.
If anyone is interested in finding out more about joining Neighbourhood Watch or joining a local scheme they should contact their local Safer Neighbourhood Team (www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk/rrc) or email watch@warwickshire.police.uk
Neighbourhood Watch groups in Rugby are concentrating on increasing membership in the villages round Rugby. For further information contact Paul Hancox on tel: 07951 1280772.
Neighbourhood Watch are also highlighting the importance of businesses in combating crime in communities. Over 5,000 businesses of various types are members of the scheme in Warwickshire. This includes commercial business, shops, public houses, hotels and rural businesses. Warwickshire Police are currently working with the National Farmers Union to promote membership of the rural watch scheme which currently has over 500 members. Peter Guillaume, Business Crime Prevention Manager for Warwickshire Police said: “These schemes are really important to keep businesses engaged in combating crime. We get some very good feedback from members who value the information they receive”.
For further information on Business Watch: Peter Guillaume on tel. 01926 415181
This week also sees the launch of a Truck Watch scheme in the midlands. The scheme involves adjacent Police Forces, Warwickshire, West Midlands, West Mercia and Staffordshire and National Police lead TruckPol to combat road freight crime. The Midland Forces will share and circulate crime alert
Neighbourhood Watch are also highlighting the importance of businesses in combating crime in communities. Over 5,000 businesses of various types are members of the scheme in Warwickshire. This includes commercial business, shops, public houses, hotels and rural businesses. Warwickshire Police are currently working with the National Farmers Union to promote membership of the rural watch scheme which currently has over 500 members. Peter Guillaume, Business Crime Prevention Manager for Warwickshire Police said: “These schemes are really important to keep businesses engaged in combating crime. We get some very good feedback from members who value the information they receive”.
For further information on Business Watch: Peter Guillaume on tel. 01926 415181
This week also sees the launch of a Truck Watch scheme in the midlands. The scheme involves adjacent Police Forces, Warwickshire, West Midlands, West Mercia and Staffordshire and National Police lead TruckPol to combat road freight crime. The Midland Forces will share and circulate crime alert
Thefts of Catalytic Converters
If you see anyone acting suspiciously around a vehicle and believe it may be connected please call Warwickshire Police on 01788 541111
Shed Burglary Advice
There were three reported shed burglaries in Binley Woods on the evening of 28th - 29th May 2008.
Warwickshire Police advise shed owners to keep their sheds secure, remove any valuable equipment out of sight and to mark their property with their postcode or Smartwater where possible.
For further crime prevention advice or details on Neighbourhood Watch please contact Rugby Rural Central SNT on 01788 853851.
For further crime prevention advice or details on Neighbourhood Watch please contact Rugby Rural Central SNT on 01788 853851.
New PCSO for Ryton on Dunsmore
PCSO Lauren De Wet has now moved on the Rugby Town Centre SNT.
If you would like to discuss any issues or concerns then please contact the Rugby Rural Central SNT on 01788 853851 (non emergency message) or email at: rrc.snt@warwickshire.pnn.police.uk
If you wish to report an incident please contact 01788 541111.
If you wish to report an incident please contact 01788 541111.
Ryton on Dunsmore Incident Information March - May 2008
Criminal damage: 3 decreased from 8.
Burglary: 9 decreased from 14.
Rowdy: 3 decreased from 4.
Vehicle Crime: 5 decreased from 9.
Vehicle Crime: 5 decreased from 9.
Wolston Incident Information March - May 2008
Burglary: 3 reduced from 4.
Damage: 2 reduced from 8.
Rowdy: 14 reduced from 21.
Vehicle crime: 5 reduced form 8.
