Jen Harrison, our PCSO, together with a Colleague, visited Willow View this Month and met residents. There were no issues of note to be reported. Inconsiderate Parking at junctions was mentioned by a couple of residents . She advised that should a vehicle be parked inconsiderately that this is something that can be reported to Northamptonshire Police so that, where appropriate, an officer can be sent out to check on the situation. Please use the new 101 number to do this. Each incident would be looked at individually and if the vehicle is causing a complete obstruction of the highway, including the pavement, or the vehicle is causing immediate danger, then it will be dealt with.
Anyone who has Jen Harrison's direct phone number should note that it has changed to 101 ext 344275.
The Northamptonshire Police are planning an Open Day on Saturday 12 May, from 11am to 4pm, at Wootton Hall Park
• Armed response vehicle and dogs demonstration
• Petrol bombing demonstration
• Off-road motorbike demonstration
• Taser demonstration
• Emergency response scenario
• Mock trial scenario
• Force Control Room demonstration
• Collision investigation team
• Armed response vehicle and dogs demonstration
• Petrol bombing demonstration
• Off-road motorbike demonstration
• Taser demonstration
• Emergency response scenario
• Mock trial scenario
• Force Control Room demonstration
• Collision investigation team
Last year this was a very popular event with many people attending.
If you wish to know what will be the Policing Priorities for 2012 after consulting with the Public please visit the NHW Page on the Village Web Site to read the full document - http://nhw.kislingburyonline.co.uk/2012/02/joint-consultation-project-on-annual.html
If you live in Ashby Close or Bugbrooke Road please think about volunteering to become a Street Representative for your street. This is not hard work, but it does help to make your neighbourhood more secure. These streets are more vulnerable than the rest of the Village as there is no obvious NHW presence. Please contact me (telephone number and email address below) if you wish to volunteer to be a Street Representative. 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 news - The Police were called out to an antisocial behaviour incident in the Village and after completing an area search identified four young people responsible for causing a nuisance in the school grounds. A vehicle in Mill Lane, Kislingbury was broken into on Saturday 21 January.
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 - Gayton - A red Nissan was stolen in Bugbrooke Road, Gayton on Saturday 14 January. Though I have not received any specific other Village Crime news for our region I still continue to get many reports of Crimes on Farms in our region.
VILLAGE EMAIL DATABASE
The number of houses signed up to our Database is still 202 at the time of writing this report (No change over the month). There are still many of you who have not yet signed up so we should be able to reach 250 and well beyond by Easter!!!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!!!
If you have changed your email address since signing on to the Database please let me have the new one and I shall amend your record.
Visit the Village Website, click on the Email Database link, and subscribe. It is very easy! Go to www.kislingburyonline.co.uk
Finally, you may have seen on BBC TV Publicity for an initiative to help people get on and use the Internet called "Go-On Give an Hour". I have registered as somebody who would like to help, and anyone who would like to use the internet but is having problems of any kind should contact me and I will be very happy to try to sort out the problem.
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
