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Operation CRUNCH roadshow coming to Rugby
The road show will consist of a display / demonstrations by Hills Number plates of the secure plate.
A Warwickshire Police static display promoting car crime reduction measures, also the post coding of Sat Navs etc Visitors will be offered a £15.00 discount on plates ordered at the event, or can have a discount voucher for later use. Plates ordered at the event will be made up by Hills who will attend the reg keepers home or workplace by appointment to fit the plates with security fixings free of charge on production of the V5 doc and ID documents.
The recommended retail price of the SECURITY plates is £49.99 as opposed to the usual cost of £25.00 for a set of conventional plate the discount of £15.00 brings the offer price down to £34.99 Hopefully we will have a display car with a set of plates on to use to transport display, leaflets uv PENS ETC about. This will be moved to the next area by Officer manning the display by prior arrangement between the relevant officers manning the display.
A Warwickshire Police static display promoting car crime reduction measures, also the post coding of Sat Navs etc Visitors will be offered a £15.00 discount on plates ordered at the event, or can have a discount voucher for later use. Plates ordered at the event will be made up by Hills who will attend the reg keepers home or workplace by appointment to fit the plates with security fixings free of charge on production of the V5 doc and ID documents.
The recommended retail price of the SECURITY plates is £49.99 as opposed to the usual cost of £25.00 for a set of conventional plate the discount of £15.00 brings the offer price down to £34.99 Hopefully we will have a display car with a set of plates on to use to transport display, leaflets uv PENS ETC about. This will be moved to the next area by Officer manning the display by prior arrangement between the relevant officers manning the display.
Locations as follows between 10.00am and 2.00pm:
Wednesday 29th October Halfords Car park Elliot's Field, A426, Rugby.
Wednesday 29th October Halfords Car park Elliot's Field, A426, Rugby.
Halloween advice from the police
Adults should always accompany children when trick or treating. Young people should never go trick or treating alone.
Do not knock on the doors of strangers. Only go to the houses of people you know.
Always keep to well lit areas, wear bright clothing and carry a torch. Remember it gets dark early!
Unless pre-arranged do not visit elderly or vulnerable members of the community. You do not want to frighten them.
Do not knowck where there is No Trick or Treat signage displayed.
Any tricks that result in damage will be dealt with as a criminal offence.
Do not knock on the doors of strangers. Only go to the houses of people you know.
Always keep to well lit areas, wear bright clothing and carry a torch. Remember it gets dark early!
Unless pre-arranged do not visit elderly or vulnerable members of the community. You do not want to frighten them.
Do not knowck where there is No Trick or Treat signage displayed.
Any tricks that result in damage will be dealt with as a criminal offence.
PCSO Wyer dusts off his helmet and gets stuck in!
Members of the Rugby Rural Central SNT paid a visit to the Bretford Bulldog training on the afternoon of Saturday 25th October in Bretford.
Although the weather was fresh and windy, PCSO Ken Wyer dusted off his helmet and had a go on the specially made bicycles that have no brakes.
Unfortunately his performance means he will not be considered for the London Olympic Games in 2012.
Although the weather was fresh and windy, PCSO Ken Wyer dusted off his helmet and had a go on the specially made bicycles that have no brakes.
Unfortunately his performance means he will not be considered for the London Olympic Games in 2012.
The local youngsters were extremely enthusiastic about their sport which was a pleasure to watch. Anyone else who would like a go is welcome to visit the training which is held on Saturday afternoons (weather permitting).
Pictures to follow.
Pictures to follow.
Designated Public Place Order - How does it affect you?
Rugby Borough Council are currently in a consultation process with putting in place a Designated Public Place Order (DPPO).
This will give police the tools to remove alcohol from anyone (any age) who is acting anti socially in a public place whilst drinking or under the influence of alcohol. This includes supplying underage people with alcohol.
This will give police the tools to remove alcohol from anyone (any age) who is acting anti socially in a public place whilst drinking or under the influence of alcohol. This includes supplying underage people with alcohol.
This will not affect village fetes or licensed events unless problems are reported.
Hoax 999 calls - Wolston
On the evening of 28th September 2008 two hoax 999 calls were made from telephone kiosks from Manor Estate and Main Street, Wolston.
These calls were made by calling 999 and then proceeding to abuse the call handler when the call was answered.
This is a very serious offence, thought to have been commitied by children.
These calls were made by calling 999 and then proceeding to abuse the call handler when the call was answered.
This is a very serious offence, thought to have been commitied by children.
Those caught making hoax calls will be dealt with in the severest manner.
Making hoax calls to the emergency services risks lives.
Making hoax calls to the emergency services risks lives.
Ryton man jailed for 5 years
A Ryton on Dunsmore man who fired a shotgun in his caravan before reloading it and hiding it has been jailed for 5 years after pleading guilty.
The man had previously received a suspended sentence for brandishing a samurai sword at police officers.
