Wednesday 30 November 2011

Crime and policing update 17/11/2011 15:44:52

Crime and policing update for Harpole and Grange ward which includes: Gayton, Harpole, Kislingbury, Milton Malsor and Rothersthorpe

Recent incidents of note

Between 30 October and 13 November, a brown horse drawn governor’s cart was stolen from a premises near to Gayton.
An attempt was made to enter a farm area in Kislingbury, during the evening of Sunday 13 November. It is thought a steel casing and gate lock were broken during the incident.
During the afternoon of Monday 14 November, a business in Bugbrooke was broken into. High value goods were stolen.

Anyone with information please call us on 101 or alternatively, information can be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

News in brief

We will be supporting Alcohol Awareness Week between Monday 14 November and Sunday 20 November to clamp down on drunken disorder, and to ensure people are able to enjoy a night out without becoming a victim of crime

We took part in a recent national day of activity to target metal theft, as part of an operation co-ordinated by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO). Forces across Britain came together to crack down on the increasing problem of thieves targeting metal and cable

On the 18th anniversary of the disappearance of Jaime Cheesman, we are renewing our appeals for Jaime or anyone who knows where she is to get in contact.

Darker nights are now with us – Householders and vehicle owners are being urged to ensure they are aware of the increased threat posed by opportunist criminals.

As part of Operation Nightsafe, Northamptonshire Police has kicked off its Christmas operational activity to deal with alcohol related issues in the run up to the festive period

NHW Newsletter November 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News November 2011

Since my last report there have been very few Crime incidents in Kislingbury. Let us continue to be vigilant and work to keep our Village safe.

There are still streets which do not have Street Representatives (Ashby Close, and Bugbrooke Road) and in my mind these streets are more vulnerable as there is no obvious NHW presence. Please contact me (telephone number and email address below) if you wish to volunteer to be the Street Representative for your street. This is not hard work, but it does help to make your neighbourhood more secure. Please see the Village Web site for the full list of Street Representatives at http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/2010/09/street-representatives.html.

For Police Crime Reports please Visit the NHW News Page on the Village Web site http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/

Village news - Nene Way - Attempted break-in of a Property. Farm - Tractor and Yellow Sprayer stolen. Tractor since recovered.

If you wish to report an incident, or are suspicious about people in the Village please use 999 for Emergencies or the new 101 number for non emergency calls, or call me on 07855 388 751.

Local news -
Harpole - A vehicle was broken into.
I am still getting a lot of messages about crime on farms and from work yards. Metal and machinery are the main targets, as well as Diesel Fuel, so if you have anything like that in the open please take care to make it more secure.
VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
The number of houses signed up to our Database is 197 at the time of writing this report. There are still many of you who have not yet signed up so we should be able to push through the 200 number and well beyond before Christmas!!!Those on the database will be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.
BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!
Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.
Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Calls to the Police use 101, or text to 18001 101. The dedicated Neighbourhood Watch Number is 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.
Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

NHW Newsletter October 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News October 2011

The Police have informed me that there is a new Phone Number we can use for Non Emergency calls. The new 101 national police non-emergency number is being launched in Northamptonshire in October. From Monday 17 October, 101 will be the new number to contact Northamptonshire Police. The 101 non-emergency number will provide you with a single, easy to remember number for you to call to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency police response. You will be able to call 101 to report a crime that has already happened and any other incidents or concerns that do not require an emergency response. You can also call it to speak to your local Safer Community Team, to make a general enquiry or make the Police aware of any policing issues in your local area. 999 should still be used in an emergency, such as when a crime is happening, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, someone is injured, being threatened or a life is at risk, or there is a traffic incident involving personal injury or danger. If you have any hearing difficulties or a speech impairment send text messages to 18001 101. Calls to 101 from landlines and mobiles cost 15 pence per call, no matter what time of day you call or how long your call lasts. 101 is already in use in a number of areas across England and Wales and is being rolled out to the remaining police force areas on a phased basis over the next few months. The Police local number – 03000 111 222 – will remain available while 101 becomes established and for those calling from outside England and Wales, as well as for callers outside Northamptonshire where 101 is not yet live. The dedicated ‘Neighbourhood Watch Line’ number 01604 432436 is still fully operational and will remain so once 101 has been launched.

Halloween and Bonfire Nights are close and we should all be extra vigilant about safety during this period as young people are often involved with these events. We need to take care to supervise Trick and Treating activities, respecting those who have put up signs that they do not wish to be involved. And the dangers of Fire and Fireworks are well known and need adults to supervise all situations. Let us keep our Village safe over this period.

There is a new "Watch" Scheme that has been launched. This is called Dog Watch. Following the hugely successful launch of Dog Watch in East Northamptonshire and Wellingborough, the Dog Watch team have extended the scheme across the whole county and are keen to invite all members of the Community to join as a member. Dog watch was originally developed in Stevenage as a way of extending the already successful Neighbourhood Watch network to the wider community. The scheme recognises it is often those who walk their dogs, runners or anyone who likes to get out and about, who are the first to spot something unusual or amiss, such as criminal damage or an incident of anti-social behaviour, providing valuable eyes and ears for the community. If you are one of these people and would like to start a Dog Watch Group in Kislingbury to support the Neighbourhood Watch activities please contact me and I will put you in touch with the right people.

We have had a few crimes reported in the Village in the last Month. I show these below. For Police Crime Reports please Visit the NHW News Page on the Village Web site http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/

Village news - Twigden Road - At the beginning of the Month a cycle was stolen from garden shed. No other crimes in the Village have been reported.

If you wish to report an incident, or are suspicious about people in the Village please use 999 for Emergencies or the new 101 number for non emergency calls, or call me on 07855 388 751.

Local news -

I have had no crime news concerning Villages in our area. But I am still getting a lot of messages about crime on farms and from work yards. Metal and machinery are the main targets so if you have anything like that in the open please take care to make it more secure.

VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
The number of houses signed up to our Database is over 190. They will be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. However, there are a lot of people who still have not signed on to the list and I encourage you all to visit the Village Web site where there is a link to the Subscribe option. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.
BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!
Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.
Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Calls to the Police use 101, or text to 18001 101. The dedicated Neighbourhood Watch Number is 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.
Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

NHW Newsletter September 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News September 2011

Village news - I am very pleased to report that my name sake, Tim Ward, who lives in Millers Close, has volunteered to be the Street Representative for that Street. He will soon be calling on Residents in Millers Close to hand out Door Stickers and Leaflets. Please give him all the support you can in making Millers Close a safe street.

Please remember to be careful about leaving Doors and Windows open. It only takes seconds for a thief to enter a house, snatch valuables, and be out again if the windows and doors are not locked. Keep your valuables, house keys, and car keys out of sight of Windows or Letter Flaps as it is easy to "fish" them out. Please also remember that even if a Caller to a house appears to be genuine the Police still want to check them. Please call me or the Police on the number shown below to report anyone calling on you without an appointment.

We are still seeing relatively few crimes in our Village and Region and I hope this continues. We need to be vigilant, and be sure to challenge anyone who looks suspicious. The reports that I have been getting from the Police concern mainly thefts from Farms of metal and machinery. Whilst this does not directly effect Village life we should still be aware that criminals seem to be targeting Farms and Businesses

Village News

Hodges Lane - Number Plates stolen from a Vehicle. Sandy Lane - Fencing stolen. Banbury Road - Catalytic Converters stolen from parked vehicles.

If you wish to report an incident, or are suspicious about people in the Village please use 999 for Emergencies or the number 01604 432 436 to report what you see immediately, or call me on 07855 388 751.

Local news -
Rothersthorpe – Items stolen from a Business.
Harpole – Items stolen from a Business Yard. Vehicles Stolen.
Bugbrooke - Farm Machinery Stolen from a barn.
Gayton - Motor Cycle Stolen. Attempt to steal vehicle.
VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
The number of houses signed up to our Database has risen to nearly 190. They will be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. However, there are a lot of people who still have not signed on to the list and I encourage you all to visit the Village Web site where there is a link to the Subscribe option. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.
BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!
Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.
Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Police Number 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.
Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

NHW Newsletter August 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News August 2011

Village news - At a recent meeting with our Community Police Officer I learned that Crime in our Village for the period of 1st April to 31st July this year compared to last year is around 50% down in cases of Crimes as well as cases of Nuisance incidents. I would like to think that all the NHW team has played a part in this result. We need to continue to keep up our vigilance in order to prevent it getting worse. There are still streets which do not have Street Representatives (Millers Close, Ashby Close, and Bugbrooke Road) and in my mind these street are more vulnerable as there is no obvious NHW presence. Please contact me (telephone number and email address below) if you wish to volunteer to be the Street Representative for your street. This is not hard work, but it does help to make your neighbourhood more secure.

Our first Street Meeting with the Police (the new way the Police will interact with the Community) was held on July 15 at 6:00 p.m. at the Car Park near the Toddler Play Area of the Playing Fields. The focus was on Anti-Social Behaviour and the Streets targeted were Hall Close, Beech Lane, The Green, and High Street. About a dozen villagers turned up to have a general discussion and then had the opportunity to discuss more individual matters with the Police Officers who were present. I will let you know when the next meeting is planned.

Please remember to be careful about leaving Doors and Windows open. It only takes seconds for a thief to enter a house, snatch valuables, and be out again, if the windows and doors are not locked. Keep your valuables, house keys, and car keys out of sight of Windows or Letter Flaps as it is easy to "fish" them out. Please also remember that even if a Caller to a house appears to be genuine the Police still want to check them. Please call me or the Police on the number shown below to report anyone calling on you without an appointment.

Examples of Crimes in our Village from the most recent Crime report are shown below. For this Crime Reports and others please Visit the NHW News Page on the Village Web site http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/

Bugbrooke Road. Theft from Vehicle between the hours of 1730 on 16^th and 1100 on 17^th June 2011. Person[s] gain entry to yard area and remove fuel caps causing damage. Diesel removed from vehicles. Mill Lane. Theft from Vehicle between the hours of 0001 on 1^st Feb and 1010 11^th June 2011. Person[s] remove ID and VIN Plates from Trailer. Lichfield Close. Criminal Damage to Vehicle between the hours of 2230 on 4^th and 0830 on 5^th June 2011. Person[s] cause damage to passenger side tyre of vehicle. Mill Road. Criminal Damage to Vehicle between the hours of 1200 on 28^th and 1400 on 30^th May 2011. Person[s] cause damage to driver’s side of vehicle

Local news - from the most recent Crime Report:

Rothersthorpe – Theft between the hours of 0001 on 23rd and 1200 on 24^th June 2011. Person[s] enter rear garden and cut pipes attached to two calor gas bottles in an attempt to remove them. Theft between the hours of 1500 on 1^st and 2000 on 2^nd June 2011. Person[s] break off padlock and remove diesel from tank.

Milton Malsor – Criminal Damage between the hours of 2030 and 2035 on 27^th June 2011. Person[s] cause damage to garage roof. Theft of Pedal Cycle between the hours of 1200 and 1600 on 21^st June 2011. Person[s] remove insecure Pedal Cycle from front garden. Theft of Motor Vehicle between the hours of 1300 on 30^th May and 1130 on 4^th June 2011. Person[s] remove a broken down vehicle from a ditch at the location.

Harpole – Burglary in a Building [not dwelling] between the hours of 2300-2320 on 26^th June 2011. Person[s] gain entry to field by cutting through locks to gates. Entry gained to wooden shop building and various items of property taken. Criminal Damage to Vehicle between the hours of 1000 and 1100 on 12^th June 2011. Person[s] cause damage to passenger side wing mirror of vehicle

We still need more Volunteers for Streets not yet covered. Please see the Village Web site for the full list of Street Representatives at http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/2010/09/street-representatives.html.

VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
The number of houses signed up to our Database has risen to over 170. They will be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. However, there are a lot of people who still have not signed on to the list and I encourage you all to visit the Village Web site where there is a link to the Subscribe option. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.
BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!
Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.
Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Police Number 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.
Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

NHW Newsletter June 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News June 2011
Village news - I have received very little information since the last Newsletter of any crime or other incidents in the Village (I have not yet received the latest Crime Report so there may be more news in the next Newsletter). We seem to be enjoying a calm time at the moment and all need to be vigilant to keep it so. A planned "Rave" at the Playing Fields in May did not happen due to precautions taken and the strong presence of the Police during the evening. We need to keep our ears open to try to stop these events happening. Any information you may have about parties being organised please tell me or Mike Jackson of the Playing Field Association.

Suspicious Cars were seen one night near the playing fields and when they were aware of the interest in them left immediately. A Registration number was passed on to the Police. A White truck supposedly collecting metal was challenged earlier this month and left immediately. The Village was alerted to the presence of the truck and the Registration Number was passed on to the Police.

Our first Street Meeting with the Police (the new way the Police will interact with the Community) will be held on July 15 at 6:00 p.m. at the Car Park near the Toddler Play Area of the Playing Fields. The focus will be on Anti-Social Behaviour and the Streets targeted are Hall Close, Beech Lane, The Green, and High Street. But anyone in the Village who would like to raise issues with the Police is Welcome, even if you do not live in those Streets.

Hopefully the weather will soon be getting warmer so it is time to remind everyone to be careful about leaving Doors and Windows open. It only takes seconds for a thief to enter a house, snatch valuables, and be out again, if the windows and doors are not locked. Keep your valuables, house keys, and car keys out of sight of Windows or Letter Flaps as it is easy to "fish" them out. Please also remember that even if a Caller to a house appears to be genuine the Police still want to check them. Please call me or the Police on the number shown below to report anyone calling on you without an appointment.

I have not received the latest Crime Report so cannot give you any information about Reported Crime in our Village or the surrounding area. For the previous Crime Reports please Visit the NHW News Page on the Village Web site http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/

Local news - Nothing to report.
We still need more Volunteers for Streets not yet covered. Please see the Village Web site for the full list of Street Representatives at http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/2010/09/street-representatives.html.
VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
Right now we have over 140 Houses in the Village registered on the Database. They will be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. However, there are a lot of people who still have not signed on to the list and I encourage you all to visit the Village Web site where there is a link to the Subscribe option. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.

BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!

Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.
Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Police Number 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.
Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

NHW Newsletter May 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News May 2011

Village news - Another relatively quiet Month as far as Crime is concerned. However, it does seem as if we are on the list of places which have a playing field suitable for Student drinking parties. We need to keep our ears open to try to stop these events happening. Any information you may have about parties being organised please tell me or Mike Jackson of the Playing Field Association.

From the latest Crime Report I show crimes reported for our Village, as well as those around us. For the Full Crime Report please Visit the NHW News Page on the Village Web site http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/

Kislingbury – Rothersthorpe Road. Theft between the hours of 1000 on 23^rd and 1000 on 25^th April 2011. Person[s] removes three plants from two locations within the village. Rothersthorpe Road. Possession of Controlled Drug between the hours of 2040 and 2045 on 9^th April 2011. Person[s] stop/searched by Police Officers and found to be in possession of cannabis.

Local news - Based on the monthly Police Crime Report.

Harpole – 3 Crimes - Criminal Damage to Greenhouses, theft of a Vehicle, and Theft from a Vehicle.

Gayton – 2 Crimes - Theft of Locks from car park, and attempted break-in to a dwelling

Milton Malsor – 1 Crime - Theft from a Caravan.

VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE

I have been off-duty with a broken leg for the last 3 months but have now started collecting names again. I shall visit the last 3 main streets in the Village not yet visited by the end of May. Right now we have over 140 Houses in the Village registered on the Database. They will be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. However, there are a lot of people who still have not signed on to the list and I encourage you all to visit the Village Web site where there is a link to the Subscribe option. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.

BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!

Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk

Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.

Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Police Number 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.

Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

NHW Newsletter April 2011

Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter - Kisle News April 2011

Village news - After last month when I reported an increase in incidents it appears that we have had a quiet month. There have been few Police reports for circulation to the Street Representatives so I can only assume that our region is also enjoying a relatively quiet time. I show below the information for our Village and the Region which I have received in the Crime Report for March.

Kislingbury – Banbury Road. Burglary in a building [not dwelling] between the hours of 2230 on 28^th and 0200 on 29^th Mar 2011. Person[s] gain entry to building via secure door and remove copper wiring. Banbury Road. Burglary in a building [ not dwelling ]between the hours of 2300 on 30^th and 0800 on 31st Mar 2011. Person[s] gain entry to building by damaging wooden door. Various items removed including copper piping. High Street . Criminal damage to building between the hours of 0020 and 0900 on 26^th Mar 2011. Person[s] throw unknown object at front window of premise causing glass to smash. Mill Road. Criminal damage to vehicle between the hours of 2300 on 11^th and 1100 on 12^th Mar 2011. Person[s] damage three tyres on vehicle. Twigden Road. Theft from vehicle between the hours of 1000 and 2245 on 11^th Mar 2011. Person[s] remove front and rear registration plate from vehicle

It is very important to tell the Police that an incident is happening, or as soon after as you can. If we do not tell them, and the thieves see no Police response, they will conclude that Kislingbury is easy pickings and come back again. The Police do not mind getting calls. More importantly they need the calls to help them fight Crime. Please use 999 for Emergencies or the number 01604 432 436 to report what you see immediately, or call me on 07855 388 751, if you want to report a crime or something or somebody suspicious.

Local news - Based on the monthly Police Crime Report.

Gayton – Wrights Lane, 2 Crimes - Siphoning Fuel from car, items removed from Farm Land

Milton Malsor – 2 Crimes - Plants removed from Planter, and Registration Plates removed from Vehicle

Rothersthorpe – 1 Crime - Milton Malsor Road - 30 Crash Barriers removed.

Harpole – 1 Crime - Burglary in Building [not dwelling]. Items removed.

For full details of the March Crime Report please visit http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/

FREE Fire Safety Check from the Fire Service. Villagers are taking advantage of this FREE offer, and I encourage you to do the same. This offer is still open so contact me if you would like to take advantage of the FREE Fire Service expertise to make your home safer. Please contact me if you wish to have a visit and I will get it arranged. DON'T MISS OUT ON HAVING YOUR HOME ASSESSED!
We still need more Volunteers for Streets not yet covered. Please see the Village Web site for the full list of Street Representatives at http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/2010/09/street-representatives.html.

VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
Well over 100 Houses in the Village are now registered on the Database. They will now be able to receive urgent NHW messages direct, and important Village information. If you are not on the database we cannot contact you.
BE ON IT, TO GET IT!!!
Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Remember, and use, the following numbers to report crimes or other incidents.
Police : 999 for an emergency or to Report a Crime. Non Emergency Police Number 01604 432 436. Police Community Support - Jen Harrison 03000 111 222. Crimestoppers (Anonymous) 0800 555 111.
Tim Ward
07855 388 751 and timwarduk@aol.com

Tuesday 31 May 2011

May 2011 Crime Report

Harpole and Grange Ward

[Gayton, Harpole, Kislingbury, Milton Malsor, Rothersthorpe]

Crimes Reported 1^st – 30th April 2011

Harpole – Larkhall Lane

Criminal Damage between the hours of 2015 and 2030 on 29^th April 2011

Person[s] smash glass panels of green house at allotments.

Kislingbury – Rothersthorpe Road

Theft between the hours of 1000 on 23^rd and 1000 on 25^th April 2011

Person[s] removes three plants from two locations within the village.

Milton Malsor – Barn Lane

Burglary in a building [not dwelling] between the hours of 1930 on 24^th and 1330 on 25^th April 2011

People[s] unlock a secured gate and cut padlocks to two caravans.

Property stolen.

Gayton – Milton Road

Theft between the hours of 1200 on 11^th and 0800 on 13^th April 2011

Person[s] remove padlock to gated car park location and remove two further padlocks from location.

Gayton – Back Lane

Attempted burglary in a building between the hours of 1040 on 8^th and 1930 on 11^th April 2011

Person[s] attempt to force open a ground floor window causing damage to window frame.

Harpole – Carrs Way

Theft of a motor vehicle between the hours of 0300 and 0500 on 10^th April 2011

Person[s] remove locked and secure vehicle from address. Vehicle located abandoned further down the road with damage to driver door and ignition.

Kislingbury – Rothersthorpe Road

Possession of Controlled Drug between the hours of 2040 and 2045 on 9^th April 2011

Person[s] stop/searched by Police Officers and found to be in possession of cannabis

Harpole – Carrs Way

Theft from vehicle between the hours of 1845 on 31^st March and 0615 on 1^st April 2011

Person[s] force open passenger side door of vehicle and remove property from within.

Witnesses to any of these crimes or anyone with information should telephone Northamptonshire Police on 03000 111 222, alternatively information can be given anonymously to Crimestoppers by telephoning 0800 555 111.

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