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Thursday, 26 February 2015
@SOU - Southam/Feldon Community Forum, Wednesday 4th March 2015
Welcome to the Southam/Feldon Community Forum
A Chance for You to Have Your Say
Wednesday 4th March 2015, from 6.30pm
Bishops Itchington Primary School, Ladbroke Road, Southam CV47 2RN
DROP IN SURGERY AND MARKET PLACE FROM 6.30 PM
Welcome
Feedback and Information Sharing
·
County
Councillors Grants 2014/15
·
Property
Marking
·
Voluntary
Action Stratford Upon Avon
·
Flood
Recovery Trailer in Stratford – Thursday 12th March, Waterside CV37
6BB (11 am – 6 pm)
·
Warwickshire’s
Local Flood Risk Management Strategy Consultation (closing date 25th
March) https://askwarks.wordpress.com/2015/01/09/local-flood-risk-management-strategy-consultation/
·
Current
County Consultations via https://askwarks.wordpress.com
Big vote on Local Police Priorities
and Feedback on Activity over the Last 3 Months
Issues for Community Safety Ambassador
– Karen Ellis
Health
& Wellbeing in the Locality – Emily Fernandez, Public Health
Update from Ron Ball,
Police & Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire – your
questions answered
Have Your
Say and Issues from our Parishes
Close
Dates for 2015/16
Wed 3rd June, 9th September, 9th
December, 16th March 2016
ALSO NOW ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/southamfeldoncommunityforum
Sunday, 22 February 2015
@WAR - 20/02/2015 Internet safety survey
20/02/2015 Internet safety survey
By Rebecca Francis on Feb 20, 2015 03:01 pm
The
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) and Warwickshire
County Council are conducting an internet safety survey.
The
Warwickshire Internet Safety Survey aims to collate a detailed profile
of the threats online and their effects on those who live and/or work in
Warwickshire.
It
also aims to discover the level of under-reporting of online related
crime; the level of knowledge around how to prevent online related
crime; and the level of knowledge on how to report an online related
crime.
To
understand how people who live or work in Warwickshire are affected by
cybercrime and internet safety issues we would like everyone to complete
a quick survey.
@SOA - PCC PUBLIC SCRUTINY MEETING 9th March
Police and Crime Commissioner, Ron Ball
Both the Police and
Crime Commissioner and the Chief Constable would welcome questions from the
general public
PUBLIC
SCRUTINY MEETING
The Public Scrutiny
Meeting of the Police and Crime Commissioner and the Chief Constable, will take
place on Monday 9th March 2015 at Stratford-upon-Avon
School Alcester Road , Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 9DH
This meeting is
part of the process by which the Police and Crime Commissioner holds the Chief
Constable to account and is open to any member of the public to attend.
An informal open
session will begin at 6:30pm which
will give the public a chance to speak to the Police and Crime Commissioner and
Chief Constable informally.
The meeting starts
at 7:00pm and for 30 minutes the
public will have an opportunity to ask questions of both the Police and Crime
Commissioner and the Chief Constable.
At 7:30pm the formal meeting begins and the
public are welcome to remain and observe the business.
public.
Refreshments will
be provided.
Saturday, 21 February 2015
@NAT - The Big Lunch 2015 - 7th June
About The Big Lunch
The Big Lunch is a very simple idea from the Eden Project. The aim is to get as many people as possible across the whole of the UK to have lunch with their neighbours annually on the first Sunday in June in a simple act of community, friendship and fun. Since starting in 2009, thousands of Big Lunches have taken place in all types of communities. In 2014, 4.83 million people took to their streets, gardens and community spaces for the sixth annual Big Lunch.
You can plan a Big Lunch whenever it suits your community, the 2014 downloadable resources are still available.
Sign up to our newsletter to keep up to date with all things Big Lunch and be the first to know about our 2015 packs!
Get inspired by our Big Lunch Film. See if you can spot any familiar faces
@STT - Recent Incidents
Hello.
Here is the weekly report and prompt to see if you have any
concerns, questions or suggestions for the Stratford Town Safer
Neighbourhood Team. Apologies for sending this a day later than expected
- I had some unexpected hold-ups yesterday! Please expect
next week’s newsletter on Monday 2nd
Feb. Stratford Town covers the areas of Stratford West (Shottery, Old
Town, Mount Pleasant), Stratford East (Maybird, Clopton, Welcome Hills),
Town Centre,
Stratford South West (Bridgetown), Tiddington and Alveston.
Please feel free to distribute, and send requests for additions to the mailing list.
Incidents to note this week (Saturday 7th – Friday 13th Feb):
STRATFORD WEST
- Burglary Dwelling. Brownlow Drive. Attempted break-in via smashed window. Night of 9th – 10th Feb.
- Vehicle Crime. Drayton Avenue. Rear window of car smashed whilst it was parked on drive. Between 6pm 7th – 10.30am 8th Feb.
- Theft Other. Morrisons Supermarket. Shopper believes purse was stolen from handbag when distracted by someone talking to them. 11.40am 10th Feb.
- Theft Other. Cygnet Court, Timothy’s Bridge Road. Bicycle stolen and another damaged in an attempted theft from bike shed. Between 7.30am – 6.30pm 9th Feb.
- Theft Other. Lodge Road. Bicycle stolen from rear of residence. Between 6.30pm – 7pm 10th Feb.
- Burglary Dwelling. Holly Walk. Attempted break-in via downstairs window. 10.45am 11th Feb.
STRATFORD EAST
- Theft Other. Clopton Court. Silver electric bicycle stolen from communal area. Between 3pm – 6.30pm 12th Feb.
TOWN CENTRE
- Vehicle Crime. Warwick Road. Front number plate stolen from car parked in restaurant car park. Between 12pm – 2.30pm 8th Feb.
- Suspicious Circumstances. Wood Street. Fraudulent devices discovered on ATM. 10.40am 12th Feb.
- Burglary Other. Brookside Road. Damage to garage doors and gained entry. 2nd Feb.
- Suspicious Circumstances. Henley Street. Two males sighted showing interest in the bicycles secured at the top of the street. 7.45pm 12th Feb.
STRATFORD SOUTH WEST
No crimes of interest to report.
TIDDINGTON
No crimes of interest to report.
ALVESTON
No crimes of interest to report.
There have been a number of reports of suspicious callers to the
house, claiming to be from various organisations and asking for
personal details. Remain aware, and always ask for official
identification before giving any information out. You can also
check with the company they work for whether you should be expecting
them.
In light of the ATM fraud report, please be reminded to be
vigilant when using ATMs. Conceal your pin, be aware of those around you
and look out for any suspicious features on the machine.
If you have any
questions or further information regarding these offences, please
contact the Team direct or use the 101 non-emergency number.
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