Northamptonshire Police
Putting Communities First
To All residents within the village of Kislingbury
Crime Ref: WB/16761/10
Beat Area: WS41 – Bugbrooke
Location: Mill Road
Date/Time: Midnight to 8am on Wednesday 15th September
Method: Shed door forced open
Stolen Items:
Push bike
It is a black and white coloured Orange Crush mountain bike to the value of £1,000
Reference: WB/CMS/3105/10
Crime Prevention Advice: Fit security items such as a shed alarm and a good quality hasp and staple combined with a closed shackle padlock. Also consider using tamper proof screws or preferably coach bolts as fixings. For security products we please visit Sold Secure Website
Use UV pens/forensic marking products as a deterent. Display warning stickers to deter offenders in the first instance. Please visit our website for suppliers who are Police approved and accredited by Secured by Design.
Kislingbury Neighbourhood Watch - keeping you in touch with village issues. Coordinator Tim Ward - 07855 388 751 - timwarduk@aol.com Please make sure you know who is your Street Representative.
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Burglary in Beech Lane
Northamptonshire Police
Putting Communities First
03000 111 222 - non emergencies & enquiries
Burglary Message
To: All residents and leisure members living within the Kislingbury area
Crime Ref: WB/16686/10
Beat Area: WS41 – Bugbrooke
Location: Beech Lane
Date/Time : 5.30pm on Tuesday 14th September to 8am on Wednesday 15th September
Method: Entry was made to a leisure facility by smashing the glass in a ground floor window
Stolen Items: A quantity of alcohol from the bar
Reference: WB/CMS/3083/10
Crime Prevention Advice: Do not leave property/vehicle keys in view or reach of any door or window. Do not leave spare keys under plant pots, under mats etc. Instead leave the key with a trusted neighbour/family/friend
Use a timer switch on a lamp when you are out to make the home looked lived in
Putting Communities First
03000 111 222 - non emergencies & enquiries
Burglary Message
To: All residents and leisure members living within the Kislingbury area
Crime Ref: WB/16686/10
Beat Area: WS41 – Bugbrooke
Location: Beech Lane
Date/Time : 5.30pm on Tuesday 14th September to 8am on Wednesday 15th September
Method: Entry was made to a leisure facility by smashing the glass in a ground floor window
Stolen Items: A quantity of alcohol from the bar
Reference: WB/CMS/3083/10
Crime Prevention Advice: Do not leave property/vehicle keys in view or reach of any door or window. Do not leave spare keys under plant pots, under mats etc. Instead leave the key with a trusted neighbour/family/friend
Use a timer switch on a lamp when you are out to make the home looked lived in
Electric Blanket Testing
This is a message from Northamptonshire West Police to all residents on behalf of Northampton Fire and Rescue Service.
All electric blankets found to be faulty at a testing session are replaced free of charge (limited to one per household).
Electric blankets should be checked by a qualified technician every three years for signs of wear or damage.
Although electric blankets are made to strict safety standards, any blanket which is used or stored incorrectly, or is more than ten years old may be a fire risk so it is vital that people use this potentially life-saving opportunity to get their electric blankets tested.
Testing sessions are taking place across the county during 13th to 17th September.
They have been organised by the county council alongside Age Concern with support from the Electrical Safety Council.
• Monday 13th September - Mounts fire station, Mounts Northampton
• Tuesday 14th September - West Glebe Park Pavilion, Cottingham Road, Corby
• Wednesday 15th September - Brackley Fire Station, St James Road, Brackley
• Thursday 16th September - Riverside Resource Centre, Islington Road, Towcester
• Friday 17th September - Age Concern, Billing Road, Northampton
Anyone wishing to book an appointment to get their blanket tested should telephone 01604 611200 or 611209.
Thank you
All electric blankets found to be faulty at a testing session are replaced free of charge (limited to one per household).
Electric blankets should be checked by a qualified technician every three years for signs of wear or damage.
Although electric blankets are made to strict safety standards, any blanket which is used or stored incorrectly, or is more than ten years old may be a fire risk so it is vital that people use this potentially life-saving opportunity to get their electric blankets tested.
Testing sessions are taking place across the county during 13th to 17th September.
They have been organised by the county council alongside Age Concern with support from the Electrical Safety Council.
• Monday 13th September - Mounts fire station, Mounts Northampton
• Tuesday 14th September - West Glebe Park Pavilion, Cottingham Road, Corby
• Wednesday 15th September - Brackley Fire Station, St James Road, Brackley
• Thursday 16th September - Riverside Resource Centre, Islington Road, Towcester
• Friday 17th September - Age Concern, Billing Road, Northampton
Anyone wishing to book an appointment to get their blanket tested should telephone 01604 611200 or 611209.
Thank you
"Safeguarding you, your home and your vehicle"
This is a message from the Northamptonshire Police.
Northamptonshire Police are running Operation Guardian which aims to significantly reduce burglary, robbery and vehicle crime across the county.
"Safeguarding you, your home and your vehicle"
CHECK OUT YOUR HOME...........BEFORE A BURGLAR DOES!
CHECK .. Windows and doors are locked, even when you are at home or in the garden. 1 in 4 burglaries are through insecure doors or windows.
CHECK .. Valuables are out of sight and reach. Keep keys away from cat flaps, letterboxes, downstairs doors and windows.
CHECK .. A light is left on when you are out. If it its dark before you get home, use timer switches to turn on the lights.
If you have any information on who may be committing crime, please call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Remember, if the is a crime in progress to dial 999.
Please forward this message to your friends, family and neighbours who are the invalua ble eyes and ears of the community.
TOGETHER, WE CAN TAKE ACTION TO STOP THE CRIMINALITY THAT RUINS LIVES.
We thank you for your continued support.
Northamptonshire Police are running Operation Guardian which aims to significantly reduce burglary, robbery and vehicle crime across the county.
"Safeguarding you, your home and your vehicle"
CHECK OUT YOUR HOME...........BEFORE A BURGLAR DOES!
CHECK .. Windows and doors are locked, even when you are at home or in the garden. 1 in 4 burglaries are through insecure doors or windows.
CHECK .. Valuables are out of sight and reach. Keep keys away from cat flaps, letterboxes, downstairs doors and windows.
CHECK .. A light is left on when you are out. If it its dark before you get home, use timer switches to turn on the lights.
If you have any information on who may be committing crime, please call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Remember, if the is a crime in progress to dial 999.
Please forward this message to your friends, family and neighbours who are the invalua ble eyes and ears of the community.
TOGETHER, WE CAN TAKE ACTION TO STOP THE CRIMINALITY THAT RUINS LIVES.
We thank you for your continued support.
Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Street Representatives
I show below a list of the Volunteers who represent your Streets. What they do is not very demanding, but it makes the scheme successful, and my thanks go to them. If you would like to volunteer to become a Street Representative please contact me. You may want to share a Street with somebody who is already on the list. the more people we have the better the scheme works!
Kay Longland (832473) Beech Lane,
Wendy Blyth (832524) Camp Lane,
Hilary Nevison-Andrews (831683) Church Lane,
Lal Clayson (839017), Church Lane
Patricia Geary (830465, Dukes Green Road
Alana Truscott (831545) Hall Close,
Paul Collins (830219) High Street,
Mel Bowler (830969) High Street,
Bernard Gent (830579) Hodges Lane,
Jackie Hogan (83i633) Lichfield Close,
Kim Masters (830632) Mill Lane,
Fred Collins (830494) Mill Road
Tim Ward (832171), Mill Road
Tim Ward (831558), Millers Close
Dee Taylor (830791) Nene Way,
Madeline Headford (830603) Riverside Court and part of High Street,
Jackie Hogan (831633) School Lane,
Joan Starmer (830913) Starmer's Lane,
Felicity Dunkley (830514) part of The Green,
Miriam Harris (831835) part of The Green - We need extra help for The Green,
Chris Massingham (831039) part of The Orchard,
Eddie Harley (830001) part of The Orchard,
George James (830075) part of The Orchard,
Mark Bates (832353) part of Twigden Road,
Sue Taylor (831255) part of Twigden Road,
Ann Moore (830737) part of Willow View,
Peter Saunders (830398) part of Willow View - We need more help with Willow View,
Mike Jackson (831747) keeps KOFS and KPFA up to date.
Tim Ward (07855388751) NHW Coordinator
Kay Longland (832473) Beech Lane,
Wendy Blyth (832524) Camp Lane,
Hilary Nevison-Andrews (831683) Church Lane,
Lal Clayson (839017), Church Lane
Patricia Geary (830465, Dukes Green Road
Alana Truscott (831545) Hall Close,
Paul Collins (830219) High Street,
Mel Bowler (830969) High Street,
Bernard Gent (830579) Hodges Lane,
Jackie Hogan (83i633) Lichfield Close,
Kim Masters (830632) Mill Lane,
Fred Collins (830494) Mill Road
Tim Ward (832171), Mill Road
Tim Ward (831558), Millers Close
Dee Taylor (830791) Nene Way,
Madeline Headford (830603) Riverside Court and part of High Street,
Jackie Hogan (831633) School Lane,
Joan Starmer (830913) Starmer's Lane,
Felicity Dunkley (830514) part of The Green,
Miriam Harris (831835) part of The Green - We need extra help for The Green,
Chris Massingham (831039) part of The Orchard,
Eddie Harley (830001) part of The Orchard,
George James (830075) part of The Orchard,
Mark Bates (832353) part of Twigden Road,
Sue Taylor (831255) part of Twigden Road,
Ann Moore (830737) part of Willow View,
Peter Saunders (830398) part of Willow View - We need more help with Willow View,
Mike Jackson (831747) keeps KOFS and KPFA up to date.
Tim Ward (07855388751) NHW Coordinator
Fire and Rescue Service Free Home Fire Safety Check
This is a message from Northamptonshire Police to all members of Neighbourhood Watch.
Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) has been invited, by the Fire Service, to assist in their Home Security Programme. Each of the seven Neighbourhood Watch Management Support Teams (MSTs) has been given 50 smoke alarms to give away on a first come first served basis to members of NHW who are thought to be at the greatest risk. The Fire Service has also offered any member of NHW a free home fire safety check.
If you would like to request a smoke alarm and/or a fire safety check you will need to contact your Street Representative. See List on this Site.
Volunteers
The Fire Service is also looking for volunteers who will be trained to implement Home Fire Safety Checks (HFSC). Although this will be on a voluntary basis, Neighbourhood Watch will receive a small amount of funding relative to the number of volunteers/checks introduced via Northamptonshire NHW. This will be of great value in helping the funding of any future projects.
Volunteers who wish to be trained should contact their Street Representative (See List on this Site)
Please see below article which has been put together to explain why this voluntary work is so important.
Over the past five years Northamptonshire has had 14 fire-related fatalities and 176 injuries to residents caused by fires.
In 2009 - 2010 Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service (NFRS) attended a total of 3036 fires, including 411 accidental dwelling fires and 71 dwelling fires where the fire had been started deliberately. Of the 411 accidental dwelling fires NFRS attended in 2009 - 2010, only 151 had working smoke detectors and 17 had smoke detectors which were missing their batteries.
The Fire Service aims to continue to reduce the number of fires occurring, and reduce the number of fatal and non-fatal casualties in accidental and deliberate dwelling fires. NFRS is continuing to invest in prevention and community work in order to educate the public about key fire safety messages to prevent fires occurring, what to do if a fire does start, and the importance of having working smoke detectors.
The Home Fire Safety Check (HFSC) programme and other preventative measures play an important part in reducing the number of accidental dwelling fires. HFSC involves going into domestic residences, giving home fire safety advice, and fitting smoke detectors free-of-charge to properties which currently do not have smoke detectors.
Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service would like to work in partnership with Neighbourhood Watch to drive down the number of fires started, and help educate and protect local communities, by training Neighbourhood Watch volunteers to carry-out HFSCs in their local communities.
NFRS thought of Neighbourhood Watch because Neighbourhood Watch works with some of the most vulnerable members of the community who, as well as being likely to be at risk from crime, are likely to be at risk from fire. NFRS has a close relationship with the Police and has learnt from them how experienced, safety-conscious, community-minded Neighbourhood Watch volunteers are.
NFRS would provide the following for all Neighbourhood Watch volunteers who are interested in participating
Ø Ø Full training with an experienced fire fighter
Ø Ø All equipment needed
Ø Ø Smoke detectors
Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service will also donate a small amount of money per HFSC carried out to Neighbourhood Watch for continued investment in crime prevention activities.
WB/CMS/1878/10.
Thank you
Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) has been invited, by the Fire Service, to assist in their Home Security Programme. Each of the seven Neighbourhood Watch Management Support Teams (MSTs) has been given 50 smoke alarms to give away on a first come first served basis to members of NHW who are thought to be at the greatest risk. The Fire Service has also offered any member of NHW a free home fire safety check.
If you would like to request a smoke alarm and/or a fire safety check you will need to contact your Street Representative. See List on this Site.
Volunteers
The Fire Service is also looking for volunteers who will be trained to implement Home Fire Safety Checks (HFSC). Although this will be on a voluntary basis, Neighbourhood Watch will receive a small amount of funding relative to the number of volunteers/checks introduced via Northamptonshire NHW. This will be of great value in helping the funding of any future projects.
Volunteers who wish to be trained should contact their Street Representative (See List on this Site)
Please see below article which has been put together to explain why this voluntary work is so important.
Over the past five years Northamptonshire has had 14 fire-related fatalities and 176 injuries to residents caused by fires.
In 2009 - 2010 Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service (NFRS) attended a total of 3036 fires, including 411 accidental dwelling fires and 71 dwelling fires where the fire had been started deliberately. Of the 411 accidental dwelling fires NFRS attended in 2009 - 2010, only 151 had working smoke detectors and 17 had smoke detectors which were missing their batteries.
The Fire Service aims to continue to reduce the number of fires occurring, and reduce the number of fatal and non-fatal casualties in accidental and deliberate dwelling fires. NFRS is continuing to invest in prevention and community work in order to educate the public about key fire safety messages to prevent fires occurring, what to do if a fire does start, and the importance of having working smoke detectors.
The Home Fire Safety Check (HFSC) programme and other preventative measures play an important part in reducing the number of accidental dwelling fires. HFSC involves going into domestic residences, giving home fire safety advice, and fitting smoke detectors free-of-charge to properties which currently do not have smoke detectors.
Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service would like to work in partnership with Neighbourhood Watch to drive down the number of fires started, and help educate and protect local communities, by training Neighbourhood Watch volunteers to carry-out HFSCs in their local communities.
NFRS thought of Neighbourhood Watch because Neighbourhood Watch works with some of the most vulnerable members of the community who, as well as being likely to be at risk from crime, are likely to be at risk from fire. NFRS has a close relationship with the Police and has learnt from them how experienced, safety-conscious, community-minded Neighbourhood Watch volunteers are.
NFRS would provide the following for all Neighbourhood Watch volunteers who are interested in participating
Ø Ø Full training with an experienced fire fighter
Ø Ø All equipment needed
Ø Ø Smoke detectors
Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service will also donate a small amount of money per HFSC carried out to Neighbourhood Watch for continued investment in crime prevention activities.
WB/CMS/1878/10.
Thank you
Crime in Harpole
This is a message from Northamptonshire West Police to all residents living within the village of Harpole.
Larkhall Lane - it has been reported to us that between the times of 12.00pm on Thursday 19th August and 12.00pm on Sunday 29th August, entry was made to a shed on an allotment by way of cutting the padlock. Various items including a rotivator were stolen from inside.
If you have any information in relation to this incident please report it to us using the dedicated Watch number 01604 432436 alternatively contact Northamptonshire West Police or Crimestoppers on the numbers below quoting WB/CMS/1891/10.
Thank you
Larkhall Lane - it has been reported to us that between the times of 12.00pm on Thursday 19th August and 12.00pm on Sunday 29th August, entry was made to a shed on an allotment by way of cutting the padlock. Various items including a rotivator were stolen from inside.
If you have any information in relation to this incident please report it to us using the dedicated Watch number 01604 432436 alternatively contact Northamptonshire West Police or Crimestoppers on the numbers below quoting WB/CMS/1891/10.
Thank you
Crime in Gayton
This is a message from Northamptonshire West Police to all residents living within the village of Gayton.
High Street - it has been reported to us that between the times of 2.00pm and 10.00pm on Monday 30th August, entry was made to a house through an unlocked and open back door and items were stolen from the kitchen.
If you have any information in relation to this incident please report it to us using the dedicated Watch number 01604 432436 alternatively contact Northamptonshire West Police or Crimestoppers on the numbers below quoting WB/CMS/2003/10.
Thank you
High Street - it has been reported to us that between the times of 2.00pm and 10.00pm on Monday 30th August, entry was made to a house through an unlocked and open back door and items were stolen from the kitchen.
If you have any information in relation to this incident please report it to us using the dedicated Watch number 01604 432436 alternatively contact Northamptonshire West Police or Crimestoppers on the numbers below quoting WB/CMS/2003/10.
Thank you
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