Beverley Rural

Appeal for information on Flytippers


Sometime since 4pm on Thursday 25th February 2021 there has been several reports of flytipping across the Mid Holderness Ward area, from Benningholme, Catwick and at Aldbrough.

The waste appears to be from cannabis cultivation with the soil and roots along with toilet/bathroom waste put into black rubbish bags and carried in large zip up multicoloured shopper/laundry/storage bags before been dumped in the countryside.

Fly-tipping is the illegal dumping of household or commercial waste on land which has no licence to accept waste, such as on a roadside or in a field. It currently costs the council around £350,000 to clear up fly-tipped waste from the roadside each year.
PCSO Darren Bainton from the Rural Community Police team said "Incidents like this generate much anger in our rural Community. I find it utterly deplorable that a small minority of people consider it is acceptable to dump rubbish and waste in our wonderful countryside.

“Offenders show a total disregard to our environment, our residents and to those having to clear it up, especially not knowing what hazards may lie within.

“It either falls upon us all, or just an innocent landowner to foot the bill for each occurrence.

“I appeal for anyone who recognises the source of the waste in this incident to please let us know by calling 101 with log number 104 of 26/2/21 or report via the East Riding of Yorkshire Council website www.eastriding.gov.uk/environment/bins-rubbish-recycling/fly-tipping/

 

Tips for using a waste carrier to dispose of your waste:

Use the S.C.R.A.P code when arranging for someone to collect waste from your home:

Suspect – beware of rogue waste carriers. Reputable companies do not usually make direct approaches. If in any doubt, do not allow them to take your waste.

Check – ask for their waste carrier registration details, and verify them either by checking the online register or by calling (03708) 506 506. Note down the registration number of the vehicle used to take your waste away, just in case.

Refuse – refuse unsolicited offers to have any rubbish taken away. Always carry out your own research and choose who you wish to approach.

Ask – always ask what exactly is going to happen to your rubbish and seek evidence that it is going to be disposed of appropriately. A legitimate, professional waste carrier who wants your business should not object to being asked reasonable questions.

Paperwork – make sure you get a proper receipt containing the written information for your waste. This should include what has been removed and where it will be going. Make sure the company or tradesperson’s details are included.

 









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Do you ride a motorcycle and want to learn how to be safer?


Humberside Police know how passionate motorcyclists are about their bikes. 

But did you know that for full licence holders we also run courses to help you improve your riding skills?

Humberside #BikeSafe aims to provide a fun, relaxed, interesting and informative day to help you explore ways to develop your riding skills.

It’s run by passionate bikers who just happen to be serving or retired bike cops and who are dedicated to improving biking for everyone.

BikeSafe is a nationally run scheme for bikers run by the police. The idea is to help bikers explore their current ability level and discover ways to improve their skills, be safer and get more out of biking. Workshops are run in a fun, relaxed and interesting style.

There is no pressure or expectations and all riders with a full/restricted power bike licence are greeted with a warm welcome.

Whether you are new to biking or have been riding for years, BikeSafe can help you find ways of getting more from your riding.

We work with IAM/ROSPA/Enhanced Rider Scheme and we hope to inspire all riders to take up training to be better bikers.

 

Come and join us on our #BikeSafe workshop at Melton on the following dates:

 

Sunday 18th April

Saturday 15th May

Saturday 19th June

Sunday 4th July

Sunday 15th August

Sunday 5th September

 

Full licence holders only please apply by following the link: bikesafe.co.uk/humberside/



 

 



Please plan your route well in advance in order to minimise disruption to your journey over the period of the repairs.

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We have received reports in relation to a number of residential garage Burglaries having been broken into on Percy Road and Union Street in Pocklington between the 16th and 21st February 2021. If you have any information or CCTV, then please get in touchThank you

Speak to your local Police team via ZOOM virtual meeting. Please dial in at 1900hrs on 17th February using the following link:us05web.zoom.us/j/6253651628?pwd=VWpxL0p4Tm5jSmFlOFUwa0t4MUQxQT09" and use the ID and passcode below to join us:Meeting ID - 625 365 1628 Passcode - Q31vJWPlease let us know about any issues or concerns you may have affecting Hornsea and the surrounding villages

Secure & mark your Trailer 


This is a reminder to owners of trailers across the county to make sure that your trailers are secured and marked as soon as possible following a trailer theft in East Yorkshire. We have included below the best ways to secure your trailers.

• Record trailer serial numbers and photographs for reference – a picture of the stolen trailer or box will increase publicity prospects and recovery.

• Trailers should be security marked and secured using a wheel clamp, hitch lock and consider using a security posts to secure. Consider an appropriate ground anchor with strong high CEN rated padlock and chain.

• Putting your postcode on the roof of your livestock or horse box is a good way of making sure that it is easily identifiable. Kits can be brought off of the Internet cheaply.

• Have your trailer marked with a security marking scheme such as Datatag and other options are available please do your research to find the system that’s right for you. Insurance discounts are available for fitting certain devices to machines. Check with your insurer for more details. Machines fitted and registered with certain security markings are 4 times less likely to be stolen and our 6 times more likely to be recovered if they are stolen.

• If your trailer or box is fitted with Datatag make sure that it is registered to you especially if you have brought this second-hand. To update details please visit www.datatag.co.uk/owner.php

• Make sure that if you have a trailer or box which is fitted with a different security registration sticker that your details are current and up to date with them.

• Consider removing wheels on trailer if they’re not going to be used for a while locking the wheels away in a different place and consider using security posts to secure your trailer into an area.

• Trailers can also by secured by reversing up to a solid object such as a wall and then placing a bucket or other heavy implement over the hitch to prevent removal.

• Fit an alarm, a simple battery operated alarm will help deter the thief.


• Report suspicious vehicle or callers to Police by calling 999 if the vehicle or occupants are seen committing crime or phone 101  if the vehicle is seen acting suspiciously.






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A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood


sometime overnight between 10:30pm Saturday13th February and 7am Sunday 14th February 2021 the front bumper, a complete lamp set, bonnet and front number plate from a white VW Golf R was stolen whilst parked on a driveway Aldbrough Road, Garton.

If you witnessed anything in this area during this time, or have CCTV / DASHCAM that has captured footage, or know where the parts are/offered sale of these parts; Please call the Police on 101 with investigation number 16/22111/21




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