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Good News.....
Following a spate of anti-social behaviour in the Dovehouse area of Wellesbourne, three local youths have been placed on acceptable behaviour contracts for 6 months.
Also, these youths have attended a Offender/Victim meeting, this meeting is to allow the victims to meet the youths responsible for causing them harassment, alarm & distress.
Following an incident which took place in Wellesbourne on Saturday 7th January 2012, a local youth has been placed on an acceptable behaviour contracts for 6 months.
Appeal....
If you saw anything that can help then please call the Warwickshire Crime Desk on 02476 483432
Burglary
Between 0001hrs & 0800hrs 10/01/2012, unknown offender/s have broken into three vehicles parked at a property in Palmer Leys, Kineton. Offender/s have then stolen a Sat Nav, Car Radio and a Radley purse containing £60 in cash and several bank cards.
Incident number: WK-20120110-68 Crime number: S/12/380
Between 1400hrs & 1700hrs 12/01/2012, unknown offender/s have gained entry to a property in Ashorne. After an untidy search of the property nothing was stolen.
Incident number: WK-20120110-68 Crime number: S/12/380
Between 1400hrs & 1700hrs 12/01/2012, unknown offender/s have gained entry to a property in Ashorne. After an untidy search of the property nothing was stolen.
Between 1130hrs & 1630hrs 15/01/2012, unknown offender/s have attempted to gain entry to a property in Charlecote Fields, Wellesbourne by smashing a window at the back of the property.
Entry was not gained and offender/s made off in an unknown direction.
Incident number: WK-20120115-211 Crime number: S/12/570
Police reappeal for witnesses to fatal collision, Ettington
New information has led officers to reappeal for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the A422 Banbury Road near Ettington at approximately 4.15pm on Thursday 22 December.
Witnesses have indicated that a white car and a silver van may have been travelling along the A422 towards Stratford upon Avon in front of a blue Range Rover in the moments before the collision occurred.
Officers are keen to trace the occupants of these vehicles as they may have information that could help them progress their investigation into the circumstances of the collision.
Sixty-two year old Paul Francis Collins from Southam died when the blue Suzuki motorbike he was riding from the direction of Stratford-upon-Avon towards Ettington was in collision with the blue Range Rover travelling in the opposite direction.
If you can help officers with their enquiries into the collision, please contact the Major Investigation Unit, Roads Policing on 01926 415415.
Sixty-two year old Paul Francis Collins from Southam died when the blue Suzuki motorbike he was riding from the direction of Stratford-upon-Avon towards Ettington was in collision with the blue Range Rover travelling in the opposite direction.
If you can help officers with their enquiries into the collision, please contact the Major Investigation Unit, Roads Policing on 01926 415415.
Wellesbourne Community Speed Watch
If anyone in the Wellesbourne area wishes to join then please call PCSO Michelle Suddaby on 01789 444600
Join Wellesbourne Farm Watch
It's an opportunity for the farmers of the rural areas to work in partnership with the police to help combat rural crime.
How does it work?
Farmers who are part of the scheme are requested to e-mail any suspicious activity/vehicles/persons and any other relevant information to the e-mail address below. Your e-mail will go straight to the local Safer Neighbourhood team who will carry out preliminary checks and collate the information along with any other Police help intelligence. If appropriate the information is then distributed to all the farms that are part of the scheme.
What benefits are there in being part of the scheme?
By the sharing of information it will enable your local Police Officer to build a picture of criminal activity in the area and assist in deterring crime. Where suspects have been identified as targeting the area, members of the scheme can be made aware and therefore help the local police in tracing them.
This scheme is now available to working farms within the Stratford Rural Policing District who have Internet access and an e-mail address.
If you are a 'working farm' and wish to join/enquire about Wellesbourne Farm Watch then please call:
Wellesbourne Police Station on 01789 444600
By the sharing of information it will enable your local Police Officer to build a picture of criminal activity in the area and assist in deterring crime. Where suspects have been identified as targeting the area, members of the scheme can be made aware and therefore help the local police in tracing them.
This scheme is now available to working farms within the Stratford Rural Policing District who have Internet access and an e-mail address.
If you are a 'working farm' and wish to join/enquire about Wellesbourne Farm Watch then please call:
Wellesbourne Police Station on 01789 444600
