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Insp 2155 Craig Leitch

Sgt 89 Nicola Graham

PC 93 Ian Hayes

PCSO 7694 Tara Empringham

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Local News Update

PCSO Ogley will be on Ashby High street this afternoon 13/10/2021 between 1500hrs - 1600hrs. If you have any concerns/issues within your street/community or if you just want any advice then please come and have a chat.
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Local News Update

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I will be holding an online Q and A session today between 14.00 and 15.00 regarding issues around the , Westcliff/ Riddings area, please feel free to ask any questions.

Please do not use this to report incidents, either use the non emergency number or 999.

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Burglary in your area (Humberside Police)

A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

A burglary has been reported in your area on Ashby high street on 2 occasions.

3rd of October - Over night between 2142-0316

If you have any further information on this please contact 101 and quote crime number 16/98410/21

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Youth Independent Advisory Group (Humberside Police)

We, Humberside Police, are starting a Youth Independent Advisory Group and looking to go live in October. We are looking for young adults aged 16 – 24 to get involved with Humberside Police and support their communities. In order to better understand how we can work with our communities we are inviting young adults to join our Youth Independent Advisory Group (Youth IAG). The below provides information about what the Youth IAG is, as well as who we are looking for to help us with this project. This opportunity is still open so please pass this on to young people who you may work with and encourage them to apply.Who can be part of the Youth IAG?Youth IAG (Independent Advisory Group) members are members of the public who have an interest in how policing works and how this impacts on their community. Members are not expected to be a spokesperson for any particular group of people but should bring their own personal experiences and perspectives to the Youth IAG. In order to help us better understand our communities IAG’s should have members reflecting the diversity of the local people that Humberside Police serve which may include the following areas (but not limited to): - AgeDisabilityGender GeographyIsolated communities RaceReligion or BeliefSexual OrientationSocio-economic statusThe Youth IAG helps give young people a voice and the chance to inform and shape how we support those who live in the Humberside Area. We are keen to make sure the Youth IAG is representative of all our communities so welcome young people from all backgrounds and who share the aims of the Youth IAG which are to: - Create and encourage an open discussion with our diverse communities Provide young adults with the opportunity to help shape how we support everyone in the Humberside AreaGet young people involved in developing our policies and procedures and make them suitable for allImprove how we work with young adults across the forceGive young people the skills to help them work with us to create resilient communities Provide young adults with the chance to speak freely and act as a “critical friend” and help us improve and grow alongside our communities If you or the people you think would join, would like further information please contact your local Community Cohesion Officer, Pc 1596 Dan Goodman – Daniel.goodman@humberside.pnn.police.uk or SPOCYouthIAG@humberside.pnn.police.uk

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Street Surgeries - October (Humberside Police)

Local News Update

Our monthly street surgeries for residents on the Bottesford Ward area are as follows for the month of October. Feel free to come and see us if you wish to discuss any local Policing issues or are after some advice.

Tuesday 05/10/21 - 2.30pm - 3.30pm at Valley View Park
Wednesday 13/10/21 - 2.30pm - 3.30pm at Eton Court shops car park
Friday 22/10/21 - 2.30pm - 3.30pm at Timberland (Holme Valley School area)

PC Hayes & PCSO Tara.

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Cannabis Edibles: Information and Advice (Humberside Police)

Community Safety News

Cannabis edibles are a significant risk, particularly to young people which these drugs are often aimed at. Please see the attached document which contains information and advice for children, parents and guardians.

If you think that someone is supplying cannabis edibles in your local area please contact Humberside Police on 101 or visit www.humberside.police.uk. If you prefer to remain anonymous contact CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Anti-Social Behaviour: Open spaces Antisocial behaviour (ASB) is any conduct that has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to any person. It comes in many forms of behaviour that provoke a range of responses, from mild annoyance to overwhelming fear and insecurity. Incidents may be isolated or within a pattern of behaviour, and ASB can have a devastating effect on the lives of people and their communities. Depending on the nature of the behaviour, it can be dealt with by the police or the antisocial behaviour team at your local council. We have been receiving reports of antisocial behaviour and are looking to identify those involved, disrupt their activities and take positive action to divert them from further anti-social or criminal behaviour Local NPT officers have continued to monitor ASB hotspot locations including Moor Road, Bulls Field, GreenAcre Park and Chancel Park. We are working on a partner agency approach with the parish council to explore how these open spaces can be made more secure to minimise access which leads to antisocial behaviour. We are aware of increasing reports regarding the illegal riding of motorbikes off road and under Op Yellowfin we aim to safely stop their use. This includes gathering intelligence about who is using them and proactively visting addresses to educate riders, and if appropriate take enforcement action. We have powers to recover motorbikes and ask the community to provide us with information i particular as to where they are stored. This allows us to focus on recovering bikes, which are often stolen, before they can be ridden. As part of the strategy around designing out crime and antisocial behaviour PC Hayes has conducted a site visit with Safer Neighbourhoods and the Crime Reduction Officer PC Steel. His report has now been sent to the Parish Council for their review.
Vehicle Crime We are working with the parish council and Safer Neighbourhoods around residents concerns in respect of vehicle crime on the ward. We are commencing scanning and analysis of the issue and are looking to bring in other local authority partners to formulate a plan. We would ask any intelligence regarding vehicle crime is fed into us by any means. You can contact your local officers direct either by email, in person at Ashby Police Station. Alternatively you can contact Safer Neighbourhoods, your ward councillor, Neighbourhood Watch co ordinator or Crime Stoppers.

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Anti-Social Behaviour: Open spaces

Antisocial behaviour (ASB) is any conduct that has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to any person. It comes in many forms of behaviour that provoke a range of responses, from mild annoyance to overwhelming fear and insecurity. Incidents may be isolated or within a pattern of behaviour, and ASB can have a devastating effect on the lives of people and their communities.

Depending on the nature of the behaviour, it can be dealt with by the police or the antisocial behaviour team at your local council.

We have been receiving reports of antisocial behaviour and are looking to identify those involved, disrupt their activities and take positive action to divert them from further anti-social or criminal behaviour

Local NPT officers have continued to monitor ASB hotspot locations including Moor Road, Bulls Field, GreenAcre Park and Chancel Park.

We are working on a partner agency approach with the parish council to explore how these open spaces can be made more secure to minimise access which leads to antisocial behaviour.

We are aware of increasing reports regarding the illegal riding of motorbikes off road and under Op Yellowfin we aim to safely stop their use. This includes gathering intelligence about who is using them and proactively visting addresses to educate riders, and if appropriate take enforcement action. We have powers to recover motorbikes and ask the community to provide us with information i particular as to where they are stored. This allows us to focus on recovering bikes, which are often stolen, before they can be ridden.

As part of the strategy around designing out crime and antisocial behaviour PC Hayes has conducted a site visit with Safer Neighbourhoods and the Crime Reduction Officer PC Steel. His report has now been sent to the Parish Council for their review.

Vehicle Crime

We are working with the parish council and Safer Neighbourhoods around residents concerns in respect of vehicle crime on the ward. We are commencing scanning and analysis of the issue and are looking to bring in other local authority partners to formulate a plan.

We would ask any intelligence regarding vehicle crime is fed into us by any means. You can contact your local officers direct either by email, in person at Ashby Police Station. Alternatively you can contact Safer Neighbourhoods, your ward councillor, Neighbourhood Watch co ordinator or Crime Stoppers.

Last Updated 5 Oct 2021

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Date	Location	Activity
Friday 22 Oct, 2:30pm – 3:30pm	Timberland - Holme Valley School	Street Surgery

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Street Surgery (Humberside Police)

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Burglary in your area (Humberside Police)

Youth Independent Advisory Group (Humberside Police)

Street Surgeries - October (Humberside Police)

Cannabis Edibles: Information and Advice (Humberside Police)

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

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Bottesford

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

Street Surgery (Humberside Police)

FROM PC 125 DIXON (Humberside Police)

Burglary in your area (Humberside Police)

Youth Independent Advisory Group (Humberside Police)

Street Surgeries - October (Humberside Police)

Cannabis Edibles: Information and Advice (Humberside Police)

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

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