Beverley Rural

Alert - Vehicles stolen during Burglary

sometime around 130am this morning, Saturday 7th November 2020, the occupier of a property on Benningholme Lane, Skirlaugh was woken by the noise of their vehicle been driven off from their drive. It was discovered that intruder(s) had gained entry by forcing the rear kitchen door and removed two sets of vehicle keys. 

These keys was used to steal their grey Audi S3 TFSI QUATTRO and a grey AUDI A1 from the drive.

If you witnessed anything relating to this HANIO Burglary or have CCTV that covers the location, or have witnessed these AUDIs parked up in your area; please call the police on 101 with investigation number 16/114603/20





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Male Fined £658.59 at court for Breach of Community Protection Notice after he was stopped in relation to an Hare Coursing incident.This is an excellent result and sends a strong message to any person who is engaged in this activity.

Calling all residents of Haltemprice wards!

Your local Neighbourhood Policing Team are hosting an online community catch-up today and you are invited to join in.

We will be using Zoom to host a half-an-hour session between 3.00pm and 3.30pm today, Tuesday 13 October.

Inspector Paul Gladstone will be hosting the event and will be giving an update on all the fantastic work the local team have been doing recently to keep our streets safe.

There will then be an opportunity for members of the community to ask questions or raise any concerns that they want the team to be aware of.

For more information and to find out how you can get involved click here.
 
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Local News Update


The Humber Talking community pod has moved Swinemoor Estate in Beverley, near to the shops on Samman Road, yesterday (Wednesday 7 October) and should be open for business later today.

The pod, previously located firstly in Hull city centre and then on the Orchard Park Estate, is a space where people can come and talk to police, the fire service and the council about any concerns or issues they might have.
Neighbourhood Police Chief Inspector Craig Nicholson said: “We are delighted that the pod will be located on the Swinemoor Estate, while it’s been in Hull city centre and on Orchard Park Estate it’s been really popular with residents and visitors alike.

“The pod will give us a base in the heart of the community where we, or colleagues from partner agencies, can work from and encourage people to come and have a chat has been really beneficial and it’s a great way to help us stay connected with the local community.
“On Tuesday as part of #OpGalaxy we executed two drugs warrants at properties in Beverley.  One person was arrested and a quantity of drugs and money was seized.  We know how important it is for our residents to see proactive action taken against those suspected of dealing drugs in their community and having a negative impact in the area.

“The team and I are looking forward to seeing what positive results the pod brings for the community and I encourage the residents of the estate and those that live and work in the area to really make the most of it and come in to talk about anything that is troubling them. 

“Whether you want to tell us about crime issues in the area, ask for safety advice or even just want to say hello we will be delighted to see you.”

The Humber Talking pod is a mobile resource that travels around the force area to help ensure a really visible presence the heart of our communities for those that live and work in the area to use. 

Cllr Kerri Harold, said: “Everyone wants to feel safe and have peace of mind in the area where they live. Having a highly visible presence in the area of Samman Road shops, where residents can report issues of concern to police officers and council staff, will reassure residents and highlights our commitment to tackling anti-social behaviour!"

A separate Safer Hull Pod (funded through the Safer Hull Partnership via a grant from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner) remains in Hull city centre.  It is available for people to visit and is operated by our officers, Hull City Council’s Neighbourhood Nuisance Team, HullBID, Renew and Emmaeus. We’d encourage those visiting the city centre to come and say hello and discuss any issues and concerns. 

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Come along to our online community catch-upYour local Neighbourhood Policing Team are hosting an online community catch-up and you are invited to join in!We are using Zoom to host a half-an-hour catch-up sessions with the Neighbourhood Policing Teams across the force area. The local Neighbourhood Inspector hosts each event, giving an update on all the fantastic work the local team have been doing recently to keep our streets safe. There is then an opportunity for members of the community to ask questions or raise any concerns that they want the team to be aware of.Here are the details of the next sessions, further sessions will be added in the coming weeks: - Friday 9 October, 3pm - 3.30pm - Holderness with Inspector Paul Gladstone- Tuesday 13 October, 3pm - 3.30pm - Haltemprice & West Hull villages with Inspector Paul GladstoneTo join the meetings all you need to do is click here on the time and date of the meeting you are wishing to attend. It shouldn't ask you for a meeting ID and Passcode but in case it does here they are: Meeting Id: 389 990 7366Passcode: 1SHVd4If you're not able to attend your local session don't worry, you can also share concerns or information with us by taking our Humber Talking survey here.

Community Safety News


Project Kraken
Project Kraken is a national initiative to increase public awareness of terrorism and criminal or suspicious activity at marinas, moorings or on water.

Within Humberside force area we cover a huge expanse of water, from the east coast from Bridlington to Cleethorpes, the ports and docks in Hull, Goole, Grimsby, Immingham. Our rivers include the Humber, Ouse, Trent, River Hull, Derwent, Dutch River including several canal water ways.

If you live in a coastal area or around any of our waterways, if you work or know someone who works within the maritime industry or in and around water. Do you enjoy leisure time with family or walk your dog at the beach or on the river banks? Please be mindful and alert

What to look out for:
recording of power stations, military bases, bridges or critical infrastructure
taking photographs, notes or drawings of restricted areas or ‘vulnerable sites’ (power stations, for example)
an unusual vessel in a marina, or someone who seems to be testing the security of a marina or restricted area to see if they’re challenged

avoiding answering common boating questions or seemingly deliberately avoiding contact with other people or drawing attention to themselves

putting objects into the water near bridges, pipes or infrastructure

suspicious charters or rentals; someone asking to change a route or go closer to restricted areas
making large cash payments, or asking for daily extensions of marina or port mooring

buying or transporting unusual equipment, chemicals, uniforms or identification etc

trying to get employment at sensitive sites or with suppliers who have access to restricted areas or vulnerable sites
vehicles parked in isolated places along waterways
 
What you can do about it
If you see anything that makes you suspicious
Please 101 quoting Project Kraken. Or in the event of an emergency call999 .





 
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