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Welcome to the Croft Baker Neighbourhood Policing Team

The ward covered by the Croft Baker Policing Team incorporates an urban area which benefits from recreational resources including Cleethorpes Beach, The Pier, and Arcades. The main shopping area in the resort is along St. Peters Avenue, with further shopping areas on Sea View Street, the High Street, and Alexandra Road.

There are also a number of public houses, cafes, restaurants and fast food take away establishments in the area.

Coronavirus

We are all experiencing challenging times right now. Coronavirus (also know as COVID-19) is having a huge impact not only on our personal lives but also businesses and your jobs. We just need you to know that, as your local neighbourhood policing team, we are still out and about conducting patrols and assisting those who are the most vulnerable within our communities.

Do we know of anyone vulnerable who may need our help?
Are you aware of any Policing issues in the area as a result of the COVID-19 virus?

We encourage everyone to follow the Government guidance and remember #HandsFaceSpace.

Stay informed through our social media channels, find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to also sign up to My Community Alert and receive community alerts directly to your devices.

For incidents that don’t require an immediate response call our non-emergency 101 line. You can also report non-emergency crimes online via our reporting portal. In an emergency always dial 999.

Meet Your Team

Insp Dave Stephenson

Sgt 1377 Claire Jacobs

PC 1797 Michael Goodwin

PC 2029 Caroline Cameron

PC 339 Stacey Sowerby

PCSO 7501 Ian Wilson

PCSO 7722 Teresa Huxford

Community Alerts

Local NPT Zoom Meeting (Humberside Police)

Local News Update

Hainton and Heneage 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 Team.
Meeting will be on-line at 2 pm on Wednesday January 20th.

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Meeting ID: 752 1905 0531
Passcode: i9z4q6

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Updated: 19/01/2021 by Nicholas Gibbs (Police,PC,Hainton Heneage)Updated: 19/01/2021 by Nicholas Gibbs (Police,PC,Hainton Heneage)

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Please be aware of the latest scam around the Covid Vaccination.COVID-19 Vaccine ScamWe have been made aware of a new text message scam that is being circulated. A message is sent seemingly from the NHS saying that you are now eligible to apply for the new vaccine and to click on the link to apply. If clicked the link will take you to a fake NHS webpage that asks for your personal details. If you receive the below text please DO NOT click on the link.ï‚· DO NOT click on links in unknown texts - always check it first.ï‚· NEVER give out your personal details.ï‚· Cold calls regarding the vaccine are also beginning to take place.Top 4 text message scams:1. Fake URL links claiming to link to GOV.UK website to claim supposed COVID-19 related payment.2. Lockdown fines suggesting you have breached lockdown.3. Offers of health supplements that will prevent you becoming infected.4. Financial support offers that appear to be from your bank.If you, or anyone you know, has been affected by any of these scams, report it to Action Fraud by calling 0300 123 2040 or by visiting www.actionfraud.police.uk." target="_blank">www.actionfraud.police.uk.Please be mindful and ensure that you are do not become a victim of this scamKind RegardsYour Local Community Team

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The Hainton Heneage Community Team are holding an on line Zoom Meeting where you will have the opportunity to speak to your local team.Please follow the link below.Topic: Hainton Heneage Zoom Meeting Time: Jan 14, 2021 04:00 PM LondonJoin Zoom Meetingus04web.zoom.us/j/72658706390?pwd=QzNzaHhHaXBoWGwxc3F4bVVJQmovQT09Meeting ID: 726 5870 6390Passcode: zEi71x

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Motorcycle surrender - An opportunity to help rid our streets of unwanted motorbikes (Humberside Police)

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Humberside Police, in conjunction with North East Lincolnshire Council, are offering a motor cycle surrender scheme as part of their plans to reduce the number of nuisance motorbikes on the streets and open spaces.

Local residents have told us during our Humber Talking surveys that nuisance motorbikes are one of the most common concerns that they have about living in our neighbourhoods. We know that often those involved in this activity are involved in other criminal activities and anti-social behaviour and want to work with local residents to help tackle the issue.

The local Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPTs) are offering a FREE collection and disposal scheme for one week from 11 January 2021, as part of the 2021 Operation Yellowfin campaign.

If you have an old moped, motorcycle or quad bike, regardless of condition, please ring 101 quoting Log 51 of 7 January 2021.

An appointment will be made for a local officer to visit you in a safe and socially distanced way and arrange the necessary collection.

This initiative in conjunction with North East Lincolnshire Council will provide a doorstep collection service for the week Monday 11 January to Sunday 17 January (inclusive).

The Op Yellowfin lead on the South bank of the Humber, Inspector Martin Hopper said "This is about reducing the number of motorbikes, mopeds and quad bikes ridden unlawfully in North East Lincolnshire.

“It is quite common for old, former road-registered and off-road bike, no longer used by owners, to be stored in sheds, garages or even gardens.

“These have previously then been stolen and used illegally both on the streets, and in open public spaces. Bringing with it an increased risk to the riders, other road users, and also the public.

“This surrender service will also help responsible parents who are concerned about the risk to their children, and may wish to dispose of such vehicles.

“We don't want to be criminalising and prosecuting young people, but we are really clear if they break the law, positive action will be taken.

“We are committed to tackling this issue, and will this scheme will contribute to reducing anti-social behaviour and criminal activity and will, most importantly, reduce the nuisance caused to our communities.

“One of the key roles of our local Neighbourhood Policing Teams is to be out and about in their communities. This is challenge under Covid restrictions but we know that our local residents continue to want to see us and hear from us during this time and this is one way that we can do this, whilst providing a useful crime reduction initiative to the community around an issue that really concerns many people.

“We hope that people will get behind the initiative and this will be just one more step in tackling this issue”

If you have a motorcycle in the North East Lincolnshire area that is no longer used call us to arrange collection – call 101 quoting log 51 of 7 January 2021.

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Crime Prevention: Safeguarding your Property (Humberside Police)

Crime Prevention Advice

Dear Resident,

Please ensure that you take measures to keep items out of view in vehicles, homes, garages, sheds, commercial premises. Invest in good quality locks on doors and windows. The Master Locksmiths Association has information. Locks should conform to British and European Standards and have the relevant kite marks. Dusk to dawn lighting is the preferred option for domestic lighting.

Please consider defensive planting to discourage burglars climbing over fencing and gates. The RHS website will have advice about types of plants.

www.securedbydesign.com and www.soldsecure.com have police preferred specification products
Many offences are preventable by spending time identifying where security could be improved and some simple measures are not costly.

Please consider marking of property and recording on Immobilise or Bike Register www.bikeregister.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA3NX_BRDQARIsALA3fIJuf8U-IQlzvO7_HEXvU1LgVi235LjE2LPF-gNsVfTo87mMWidEY-kaAoTaEALw_wcB

Please take photographs of valuables

If you see or hear anything suspicious in your area, please contact police using our reporting system like 999/101 or on-line reporting.

#StaySafe

Kind Regards

Dave, Charlotte and Scotty
Cleethorpes Policing Team

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Ward Priorities: January 2021 (Humberside Police)

Local News Update

Dear Resident,

Based on your calls for service during December 2020, your local policing team will be concentrating on the following Ward priorities, namely;

1. Child Criminal/Sexual Exploitation
2. Drugs Supply and Misuse
3. Perceived Speeding/ASB use of vehicles as well as General ASB.

It is important that you contact Police on our reporting system namely on-line/101/999 which will allow your local policing team to focus on incidents that are important to you.

You can find the above Ward Priorities on our Police website, namely;

www.humberside.police.uk/teams/haverstoe

Please visit our website and feel free to share it with your family, friends, neighbours and social media.

Only together can we actively beat crime and your local policing team do need you to report anything that you deem suspicious!

Kind Regards

Dave, Scotty and Charlotte

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Vulnerability Protecting vulnerable persons on our ward is one of the key objectives for the Croft Baker Team , and of the Force. Vulnerability comes in different forms, establishing and considering vulnerabilities of persons involved, including victims, witnesses, suspects and children etc. The team will also:- As part of the COVID vacination role out, The "BIG LOCAL" organised Stay Safe Booklets with useful information that they might not otherwise recived the Neighbourhood Team supported this by distributing at vacination center. This will again be further supported in the coming month with a further print and distribution #WhereYouAre. We will also support schools with any online delivery of presentations they require to students.
Burglaries We have again seen a continued decrease in the number of burglaries, both commercial and residential being reported to us in recent weeks. In order to keep your home and/or businesses safe, we advise you to follow these simple Crime Prevention steps: Ensure your locks and security devices are of a high quality and specification. Always lock your doors and windows before leaving for work, and going to bed. Take your house and vehicle keys with you when you go to bed to keep them safe. You will also then be able to quickly locate them to aid your escape, if you are unfortunate enough to have a fire in your house. Keep high value items, such as laptops and tablets, out of sight from windows on the ground floor. If you see anyone acting in a suspicious manner, in a non emergency situation dail 101 (police None emergency number) and report the circumstances to us. In an emergency situation dail 999, keep yourself safe and await our arrival.
Drugs supply and misuse on the increase in the Croft Baker Ward We are taking a no nonsence, proactive stance on drug related offences. However, we need your help, to tackle the recent increase on our ward area. The information that has been provided to us by members of the community has gone a long way towards the successful drugs warrents being executed under "Operation Galaxy" With your Neighbourhood Policing Team, Op Galaxy teams are working rebustly towards beating the drug suppliers and users within your community. Our assurance to you. You can rest assured and sleep peacefully, that any information you supply to the police is handled in the stricktest confidence, your details are NEVER divulged to anyone in or outside of the Police organisation apart from those officers dealing with the incoming inteligence. UPDATE! #YOUSAIDWEDID Following #CroftBaker Neighbourhood Community Team carrying out Humber talk surveys, concerns where raised with regards drug dealing in the local area.The team have gathered evidence and had a warrant sworn out under the misuse of drugs act. With the support of our community the local neighbourhood team has been gathering information and inteligence in relation to the issue highlighted by yourselves. Operation Galaxy continues and we are targeting offenders that are suppling drugs in your area. Drugs are an issue that effects many lives – the impact of those involved is many, Offenders who take drugs will target properties and shops in order to fund their habit, which can cause burglaries to spike as they have. They also have an impact on the shops as thefts rise, although COVID is possibly aiding a slight reduction in that currently. Drug use/supply also effects local communities as it often causes disruption to home life to those around the subjects or subject address. Our challenges are to target those involved in this type of crime – inteligence gathering for warrants at address’s, using social media in the way of My Community Alerts, Facebook & Twitter bringing the issue to the attention of members of our community to highten your awareness and to encourage reporting problems to us. We utilise local groups – ward councillors, housing partnerships to target those that are effecting the lives of those around them. At the same time, putting support in for those that need it should they be displaced or be put at risk as a result of police actions carried out. If you see any suspicious activity that may be related to drug taking or dealing, please call us on the 101 number or go online and report your concerns via "Crime Stoppers", you do not even need to give your personal details.
We welcome new staff members and say farewell to another. This month we say farewell to PCSO Abi CHAMBERS who's moving up the road to Sidney Sussex ward, thankfully this will not affect your local staffing levels as we welcome PCSO Teresa HUXFORD coming the opposite way to revitalise the team. We are also joined by PC Stacey SOWERBY. Stacey is fresh from one of our patrol teams and will compliment the two constables already in post.

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Vulnerability

Protecting vulnerable persons on our ward is one of the key objectives for the Croft Baker Team , and of the Force.

Vulnerability comes in different forms, establishing and considering vulnerabilities of persons involved, including victims, witnesses, suspects and children etc.

The team will also:-

As part of the COVID vacination role out, The "BIG LOCAL" organised Stay Safe Booklets with useful information that they might not otherwise recived the Neighbourhood Team supported this by distributing at vacination center. This will again be further supported in the coming month with a further print and distribution #WhereYouAre.

We will also support schools with any online delivery of presentations they require to students.

Burglaries

We have again seen a continued decrease in the number of burglaries, both commercial and residential being reported to us in recent weeks. In order to keep your home and/or businesses safe, we advise you to follow these simple Crime Prevention steps:

Ensure your locks and security devices are of a high quality and specification.
Always lock your doors and windows before leaving for work, and going to bed.
Take your house and vehicle keys with you when you go to bed to keep them safe. You will also then be able to quickly locate them to aid your escape, if you are unfortunate enough to have a fire in your house.
Keep high value items, such as laptops and tablets, out of sight from windows on the ground floor.

If you see anyone acting in a suspicious manner, in a non emergency situation dail 101 (police None emergency number) and report the circumstances to us. In an emergency situation dail 999, keep yourself safe and await our arrival.

Drugs supply and misuse on the increase in the Croft Baker Ward

We are taking a no nonsence, proactive stance on drug related offences. However, we need your help, to tackle the recent increase on our ward area. The information that has been provided to us by members of the community has gone a long way towards the successful drugs warrents being executed under "Operation Galaxy" With your Neighbourhood Policing Team, Op Galaxy teams are working rebustly towards beating the drug suppliers and users within your community.

Our assurance to you.

You can rest assured and sleep peacefully, that any information you supply to the police is handled in the stricktest confidence, your details are NEVER divulged to anyone in or outside of the Police organisation apart from those officers dealing with the incoming inteligence.

UPDATE! #YOUSAIDWEDID

Following #CroftBaker Neighbourhood Community Team carrying out Humber talk surveys, concerns where raised with regards drug dealing in the local area.The team have gathered evidence and had a warrant sworn out under the misuse of drugs act.

With the support of our community the local neighbourhood team has been gathering information and inteligence in relation to the issue highlighted by yourselves. Operation Galaxy continues and we are targeting offenders that are suppling drugs in your area.

Drugs are an issue that effects many lives – the impact of those involved is many, Offenders who take drugs will target properties and shops in order to fund their habit, which can cause burglaries to spike as they have. They also have an impact on the shops as thefts rise, although COVID is possibly aiding a slight reduction in that currently.

Drug use/supply also effects local communities as it often causes disruption to home life to those around the subjects or subject address. Our challenges are to target those involved in this type of crime – inteligence gathering for warrants at address’s, using social media in the way of My Community Alerts, Facebook & Twitter bringing the issue to the attention of members of our community to highten your awareness and to encourage reporting problems to us.

We utilise local groups – ward councillors, housing partnerships to target those that are effecting the lives of those around them. At the same time, putting support in for those that need it should they be displaced or be put at risk as a result of police actions carried out.

If you see any suspicious activity that may be related to drug taking or dealing, please call us on the 101 number or go online and report your concerns via "Crime Stoppers", you do not even need to give your personal details.

We welcome new staff members and say farewell to another.

This month we say farewell to PCSO Abi CHAMBERS who's moving up the road to Sidney Sussex ward, thankfully this will not affect your local staffing levels as we welcome PCSO Teresa HUXFORD coming the opposite way to revitalise the team.

We are also joined by PC Stacey SOWERBY. Stacey is fresh from one of our patrol teams and will compliment the two constables already in post.

Last Updated 14 Jan 2021

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Local NPT Zoom Meeting (Humberside Police)

COVID SCAM ALERT (Humberside Police)

Zoom Meeting (Humberside Police)

Motorcycle surrender - An opportunity to help rid our streets of unwanted motorbikes (Humberside Police)

Crime Prevention: Safeguarding your Property (Humberside Police)

Ward Priorities: January 2021 (Humberside Police)

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