Friday 24 February 2017

@STT - Community Survey (Stratford Town)


News from the Grants Team
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Your Stratford, Your Say! 
Community Survey
Stratford Town Trust provides around £2 million each year to the community through its grants and activities. Since it was formed in 2001, more than £25 million has been awarded. To ensure our grants are serving the people of Stratford in the best possible way, the Town Trust is developing a community strategy to inform its future direction.

And we need your help
We are seeking input from the whole community on what works, what doesn't and what Stratford needs.

Do you have an idea for a project?
Think mental health services need more support? Or sporting activities? Better facilities for the older population or our younger generation? Tell us that too.

The survey will run from February 23rd to March 24th and is open to everyone - you do not need to be a member of the Town Trust. 

It takes just minutes to complete. Go towww.research.net/r/StratfordCommunityStrategy and be part of it.

For more information, please call 01789 207111.
Stratford-upon-Avon Town Trust, 14 Rother Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6LU

Stratford-upon-Avon Town Trust is a registered charity (no. 1088521) and a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales (no. 4222949). It is also a Trustee of the Guild Estate Charity (no. 217484) and College Estate Charity (no. 217485).

Copyright © 2015 Stratford Town Trust, All rights reserved.

Our mailing address is:

prservices@stratfordtowntrust.co.uk

@NAT - To all NW Coordinators - Please register your Watch Scheme

Registering your Watch Scheme


Good Afternoon,
In order for a Residential Watch Scheme to receive the benefits of third party liability insurance and for the members of your scheme to be able to claim a reduction in their home buildings and contents insurance you will need to register the details of your Residential Watch Scheme with the National Home Watch Network at www.ourwatch.org.uk and enter your postcode to see if you are already registered. This web address also has a wealth of other information to help your Watch Scheme to flourish or indeed help you set up a Watch Scheme.
Alternatively, please follow  this link to take you straight to the registering your scheme page if you know yours is not already registered. https://member-registration.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/30/Join
If you are not already a member of a Watch Scheme and would like some help establishing one then please contact me on my email address below.
Many thanks
Bob
Bob Barnett
Watch Scheme Review Officer

West Mercia Police and Warwickshire Police

Contacts

Email: robert.barnett@westmercia.pnn.police.uk  
Mobile: 07966064540
Internal: (745) 4408
Post: at Ross on Wye Police Station, Old Maids Walk, Ross on Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 5HB.

Wednesday 22 February 2017

@SOA - Warwickshire Rural Watch Bulletin - 22 February 2017



Warwickshire Rural Watch Bulletin - 22 February 2017

Please be aware of the following incidents, which have occurred at farms and rural business premises, across Warwickshire, over recent days:

Incident 169 of 20 February - Aston Cantlow:  During the night of 19 into 20 February, offenders entered an insecure outbuilding at a farm premises in Aston Cantlow and then carried out a search of the vehicle parked inside.  Nothing was stolen.  The offenders also caused damage to galvanised steel on another building but failed to get inside and nothing was stolen.

Incident 292 of 20 February - Aston Cantlow:  At 9pm on 17 February, the resident of another farm premises in Aston Cantlow arrived home and saw a silver coloured Subaru Forrester vehicle parked up at the farm with a male inside.  He also saw a second male trying to cut the padlock off a fuel pump.  When spotted, the second male jumped into the Subaru and both offenders made off at speed.  Nothing was stolen.

Incident 62 of 22 February - Wellesbourne:  During the night of 21 into 22 February, offenders entered the yard of a rural business premises in Loxley Road, Wellesbourne and stole 4 heavy tuck batteries from vehicles parked in the yard.

Incident 114 of 21 February - Hurley:  Between 2pm on 16 February and 11am on 21 February, offenders stole a secure 3 tonne red and black Linde fork lift truck from an open sided barn at a farm premises in Hurley. 

Incident 326 of 21 February - Stockton:  Between 3.30 and 4.30pm on 21 February, offenders smashed the padlock off a chain securing trailers at a farm yard in Stockton and then stole an Ifor Williams trailer.


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Tuesday 21 February 2017

@WAR - Preparing for Emergencies in Warwickshire – a guide to help you

We have created a colourful and interesting guide to help you prepare yourselves for responding to a major emergency such as a large fire or flooding.
It sets out:
  • Which major emergencies are most likely to happen
  • How you can prepare yourself to deal with them
  • How you can respond to emergencies
  • What the emergency services and other response agencies do to reduce the likelihood the emergencies will happen and how we will respond if they do
  • Where you can find out more information about the risks
  • Advice on how to make a ‘grab bag’ and what to include in it.
The guide is based on the ‘risk assessment’ process, which is explained below.

@SOA - Burglary at home in Banbury Road, Gaydon

Burglary at home in Banbury Road, Gaydon

Please be aware that between 4.45pm on 15 February and 4pm on 16 February, offenders forced open the rear patio doors of a home in Banbury Road, Gaydon by smashing the glass.
Once inside the house, the offenders stole electrical items from the kitchen, artwork from the walls, rugs mirrors and items of furniture including two sofas before leaving through the front door.

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Friday 17 February 2017

@WAR - Entrust Care Partnership - Holiday Homes


We are delighted to be able to offer these fully equipped and accessible static holiday homes, in
three fantastic destinations, at competitive prices that are below the commercial rates. These
affordable holidays for families caring for a disabled child or young person, or disabled adults with their
friends, family and carers will provide a wonderful opportunity to escape from the ‘everyday’ and
refresh body and mind for all those across Warwickshire and the West Midlands.
SKEGNESSOn the South View Leisure Park, between idyllic fshing lakes, a 9-hole golf course and a four star hotel you'll fnd two of our perfectly equipped and fully accessible Pemberton Harmony homes. These six berth caravans have everything you'll need to enjoy your holiday and as well as actvites and entertainment on site, you're stll only three miles away from the extensive sandy beach and town centre where you'll fnd
the shops and cafes which make Skegness a much-loved holiday destnaton.
BURNHAM-ON-SEARelax at a holiday village featuring a tranquil fshing lake, set on the edge of the prety seaside town yards from the beach and a pleasant stroll along the esplanade to Burnham. Within the Burnham-on-Sea Holliday Village we have two fully accessible and equipped Pemberton Harmony homes. These six berth caravans have everything you’ll need to enjoy your holiday, on a site which offers extensive entertainment, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, eateries, day tme and evening atractons for all the family
WICKSTEED PARK
Nestled on the outskirts of the scenic Grade 2 listed parklands, you’ll fnd a fully
equipped six berth tmber lodge, a perfect destnaton for relaxing pastmes such as
walking, fshing and exploring the tranquil lake by foot, boat or a train. Close by is a
traditonal funfair, with around thirty rides and the UK’s most popular narrow gauge
railway. With an impressive selecton of actvites, plus plenty of places to eat and
snack as a family, it’s a great destnaton for a weekend/full week’s break away.


Call us now for a friendly and helpful
service on 07549 495474 or email us on
bookings@entrustcarepartnership.org.uk
 

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