Axholme North

We're Hiring!

Do you fancy a new challenge? Do you know a friend or a family member who would make an amazing PSCO? Do they have what it takes to help tackle anti-social behaviour and keep our communities safe?
Our recruitment window for 15 new PCSOs based on the southbank will open on Monday 17 May and further information/how to apply can be found here 
If you need any further information you can attend the virtual event on Tuesday 11th May, to register your attendance please contact recruiting@humberside.pnn.police.uk  
 
Regards
 
Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager
 







 

Visit our Website for to view our latest employment opportunities

Links and attachments: Humberside Police will only ever link you to secure web-sites we trust. We will only send you attachments where we believe it is absolutely necessary.

Good News!


Good evening B&G residents, 

I hope you are well and that your week has got off to a good start. 

Would just like to say a huge thank you to those who attended at my two zoom sessions over the past week. It was lovely to meet some of you and to start to devise a plan to combat some of the issues that were raised. Hopefully in the coming months we can do it over a brew and a biscuit, that would be great! 

For those of you who weren't able to make it or for those who were, but would like to attend again, I am going to put on 2 sessions in May 

17/5/21 - 14:00-14:30 & 22/5/21- 10:30-11:00. 
Meeting ID: 389 990 7366
Password: 1SHVd4

The sessions are designed for me to meet yourselves, to share issues that residents are facing within the communities and so residents are able to meet each other also. It would be great to bring the community together at these events.

Speak to you all soon, 

Your local beat officer- PC Naomi MARRONE :) 



Visit our website for crime prevention advice & follow us on  

Links and attachments: Humberside Police will only ever link you to secure web-sites we trust. We will only send you attachments where we believe it is absolutely necessary.

Good News!


Good afternoon Burringham and Gunness residents, 

I hope you are all well and are enjoying the sun. Just a reminder that I am hosting a drop in Zoom session tomorrow at 15:00. There is a further session on Monday 26th April at 19:00 for those of you who may not be able to make the first one. 

The aim of the session is to introduce myself, to explain what I am currently working on across the ward and also to listen to/ discuss any problems or concerns you have about your local area. Hopefully in the near future we'll be able to do this in person rather than on a laptop/tablet.

Meeting ID: 389 990 7366
Passcode: 1SHVd4

I look forwards to meeting/speaking to those of you who are able to attend, it is only a 30 minute session, but if there are lots of you I will put on some more sessions. 

Speak to you all soon, 

PC 1290 Naomi MARRONE

(** Please urge your friends/neighbours/fellow B&G residents to sign up to My Community Alert via the Humberside website so I can reach as many people as possible).


Visit our website for crime prevention advice & follow us on  

Links and attachments: Humberside Police will only ever link you to secure web-sites we trust. We will only send you attachments where we believe it is absolutely necessary.

Volunteer Police Cadet Scheme

Do you know someone aged 15 or 16
Do you someone who wants the opportunity to find out more about operational policing? How about learning transferable skills to help them in the future? Maybe they’d like the chance to get to know other young people interested in helping to shape the future of policing?

If you think that sounds like someone you know they may want to join the Volunteer Police Cadet Scheme with Humberside Police.

The Volunteer Police Cadets is a national uniformed youth organisation and is based in 6 locations around the Humberside Policing area (Grimsby, Hull, Bridlington, Goole, Beverley and Scunthorpe).

Each year applications are open to young people aged 15 & 16 years old who would like to join the wider policing family, learn more about the role the police play in our communities and help us give young people a voice.

To be a Volunteer Police Cadet you must be enthusiastic, dedicated and willing to commit to 2 hours a week (in term time only) to take part in training, learning more about policing and our partner agencies. You will also volunteer at least 3 hours a month to working alongside our full time colleagues and those in our communities.

There is no need for formal qualifications and a uniform will be provided to successful applicants. All applications will be subject to vetting procedures.

Becoming a Volunteer Police Cadet we will provide you will the opportunity to learn new skills, develop positive relationships with our partner agencies and local communities, whilst being an ambassador for Humberside Police.

Humberside Police Cadets have completed first aid courses, taken part in team building challenges and learnt all about different areas of policing from Crime Scene Investigation to Riot Training to understanding how to support the most vulnerable people in our communities.

We recognise that young people have an important part to play within their local community and the future of the police service. We are therefore committed to engaging with young people all over our force to make sure they have the opportunity to lead rewarding and productive lives.

Through the Volunteer Police Cadets we work to let the voices of young people in our communities be heard, helping to shape not only their futures but also our own.

The Volunteer Police Cadet Scheme works with young people from the ages of 15–19 to help give them an understanding of policing, you can find out more here.

The application window will close on the 30th April.

Visit our Website for to view our latest employment opportunities

Links and attachments: Humberside Police will only ever link you to secure web-sites we trust. We will only send you attachments where we believe it is absolutely necessary.

Crime Prevention Advice

Humberside Police have seen a recent increase in reports of Scam telephone calls relating to HMRC.
Self Assessment customers should be alert to criminals claiming to be from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
As the department issues thousands of SMS messages and emails as part of its annual Self Assessment tax return push, HMRC is warning customers completing their returns to take care to avoid being caught out by scammers. 
The department knows that fraudsters use calls, emails or texts to contact customers. In the last 12 months, HMRC has responded to more than 846,000 referrals of suspicious HMRC contact from the public and reported over 15,500 malicious web pages to internet service providers to be taken down. Almost 500,000 of the referrals from the public offered bogus tax rebates.
Many scams target customers to inform them of a fake ‘tax rebate’ or ‘tax refund’ they are due. The imposters use language intended to convince them to hand over personal information, including bank details, in order to claim the ‘refund’. Criminals will use this information to access customers’ bank accounts, trick them into paying fictitious tax bills, or sell on their personal information to other criminals.
HMRC’s Interim Director General for Customer Services, Karl Khan, said:
“We know that criminals take advantage of the Self Assessment deadline to panic customers into sharing their personal or financial details and even paying bogus ‘tax due’.
“If someone calls, emails or texts claiming to be from HMRC, offering financial help or asking for money, it might be a scam. Please take a moment to think before parting with any private information or money.”
Pauline Smith, Head of Action Fraud, said:
“Criminals are experts at impersonating organisations that we know and trust. We work closely with HMRC to raise awareness of current scams and encourage people to report any suspicious calls or messages they receive, even if they haven’t acted on them, to the relevant channels. This information is crucial in disrupting criminal activity and is already helping HMRC take down fraudulent websites being used to facilitate fraud.

“It’s important to remember if you’re contacted out the blue by someone purporting to be from HMRC asking for your personal or financial details, or offering you a tax rebate, grant or refund, this could be a scam. Do not respond, hang up the phone, and take care not to click on any links in unexpected emails or text messages. You should contact HMRC directly using a phone number you’ve used before to check if the communication you have received is genuine.
“If you’ve been the victim of fraud, contact your bank immediately and please report it to Action Fraud online at actionfraud.police.uk or by calling 0300 123 2040.”
Customers can report suspicious activity to HMRC at phishing@hmrc.gov.uk and texts to 60599. They can also report phone scams online on GOV.UK.
HMRC is also warning the public to be aware of websites that charge for government services – such as call connection sites – that are in fact free or charged at local call rates. Other companies charge people for help getting ‘tax refunds’. One way to safely claim a tax refund for free is to log into your Personal Tax Account.
HMRC has a dedicated Customer Protection team that identifies and closes down scams but asks the public to recognise the signs to avoid becoming a victim. HMRC regularly publishes examples of new scams on GOV.UK to help customers recognise phishing emails and bogus contact by email, text or phone.
Ways to spot a tax scam
It could be a scam if it:
is unexpected
offers a refund, tax rebate or grant
asks for personal information like bank details
is threatening
tells you to transfer money.
Self Assessment customers can complete their tax return online and help and support is available on GOV.UK.
To protect against identity fraud customers must verify their identity when accessing HMRC’s online services. They must have two sources of information including:
credit reference agency data
tax credits
P60/payslip
UK Passport


Visit our website for crime prevention advice
 
Regards
 
Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager





Visit our website for crime prevention advice

Links and attachments: Humberside Police will only ever link you to secure web-sites we trust. We will only send you attachments where we believe it is absolutely necessary.

A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

Burglary  in ALTHORPE
An attempt burglary occurred on CROWLE BANK ROAD, in ALTHORPE that has been reported to the Police. It happened sometime between 23:15 13/04/21 - 23: 20 13 /04/21, where upon unknown offender(s) tried to gain entry, to the occupants garage. At this stage it is not believed that any items have been stolen as the offenders were disturbed.
 
How can you help?
1. Was there someone in the area that seemed out of place?
2. Have you got any CCTV that may have captured any suspicious persons in the area that could be identified or have seen the vehicle.
If the answer is 'YES' to any of the above questions, could you please reply to this Community Alert or contact 101, quoting REF Log 658 13/04/2021
 
Kind Regards

Mark Raper
Community Beat Manager






Visit our Website for burglary prevention advice and register your property with Immobilise here.

Links and attachments: Humberside Police will only ever link you to secure web-sites we trust. We will only send you attachments where we believe it is absolutely necessary.