Local News Update

Dear Resident,
The Haverstoe Ward 'Skip It' event is on Wednesday 11th September between 10.00am and 5.00pm which will be held at Haverstoe Park, Hardy's Road, in Cleethorpes, DN36 0DH.  

Kind Regards

David Cave




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An arson has been reported in your
neighbourhood.

Dear Resident,

Police have received a report that on Wednesday 21st August 2019 between 1 pm and 3 pm someone had deliberately set fire to an area within Pleasure Island in Cleethorpes.  Although no one was hurt it is believed that the fire was deliberately set. A white male with a yellow t-shirt was seen to have walked away from the area when the arson was noticed. 

How can you help?
1. Did you see or hear anything suspicious on the date and times above?
2. Have you got any CCTV that may assist with the investigation?
3. Was it you in the yellow t-shirt that was seen walking away from the arson? 

If the answer is 'YES' to any above question(s), please reply to this alert or contact Police on 101 and quote Log Number 388 of 21/08/2019.

I would like to remind residents, that playing with fire is extremely dangerous and not only does it wreck property but it also wreck lives.

Kind Regards

David Cave




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Local News Update

[We as the local Police Team are aware of a recent increase in the numbers of persons in our area possibly homeless or begging in the shopping areas or seafront area of Cleethorpes. We as the local Police Team work very closely with other agencies to support and help any person who is homeless, we fully understand  seeing any person seemingly living and sleeping rough and sat on the pavement with bedding and belongings is a very emotive subject, the issues and concerns for any persons unfortunately in this position can often be complex and requires a variety of professional support and help. As your local Police Team we kindly request that if you see any person or person you may believe to be homeless, then by all means if so desired give them water or a hot drink, but if you would like to give money then we kindly request that you donate the money to The Harbour Place Charity, who support and help homeless people in our area and assist and support in rehousing anyone who is homeless, Harbour Place have charity collection boxes in numerous stores in the St Peters Avenue area of Cleethorpes, this enables all monies donated to go directly to providing the help and support required. Harbour Place provide hot food, accommodation 365 days a year, employ Outreach Workers, and provide the professional advice and support required to anyone who is homeless so the benefits of donating directly to Harbour Place directly are immensely beneficial. North East Lincolnshire Council also provide professional help and support for anyone homeless in our area. For more information please go to, www.nelincs.gov.uk , www.harbourplacegrimsby.org.uk or contact Harbour Place 01472 355234.  

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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood

Dear Resident,

Police have received a report that on Tuesday 13th August 2019 between 2 pm and 4 pm a burglary had been committed on MINSHULL ROAD in CLEETHORPES, It is believed that unknown person(s) entered the property, while the victim was in the house at the time and stole a wallet which contained cash and bank cards.

How can you help?
1. Did you see or hear anything suspicious on the date and times above?
2. Have you got any CCTV that may assist with the investigation?

If the answer is 'YES' to any above question(s), please reply to this alert or contact Police on 101 and quote Investigation Number 16/92538/19 accordingly.

Kind Regards

David Cave





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A burglary has been reported in your neighbourhood


Dear Resident,

Police have received a report on Monday 12th August 2019 that there was a burglary in the area of Hayling Mere in Cleethorpes on Wednesday 31 July 2019. It is believed that an unknown person(s) approached the detached bungalow, climbed a 4ft garden fencing to access rear, use unknown item to smash glass in rear door and gain entry. Once inside then smash glass in internal french sliding door to gain access into property, untidy search of bedrooms, wardrobes searched, it is unknown at this time if anything has been taken.
 
How can you help?
Did you see or hear anything suspicious on this date?
Have you got any CCTV that may assist with the investigation?
 
If the answer is ‘Yes’ to above questions, please reply to the alert or contact Police on 101 and quote Investigation Number 16/92133/19 accordingly.

Kind Regards
 
David Cave




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Crime Prevention Advice


Croft Baker Neighbourhood Policing Team are asking people to report door step callers offering to carry out work on homes, gardens and business premises.

Suspected rogue traders have been seen in the area and are thought to be offering work related to landscaping, driveways, patios, guttering, roofs and other repairs.

People are asked to remain vigilant and report any sightings of suspected rogue traders in the area.

To share information online with Trading Standards about this or any other matter in confidence, go to www.nelincs.gov.uk/scams or you can discuss the matter by calling Citizens Advice on 03454 040506.

Rogue traders target the vulnerable and the elderly. They overcharge for doing very little work and in most cases leave the victim having to find a reputable trader to put right what they’ve done.

Rogue traders defraud victims through pressure selling. Often offering substantial reductions to start the work there and then, breaching the victim’s legal rights of a cooling off period. They then escalate the price once work has started.

Our advice to you is:

“Don’t be the next victim". Never agree to having work done when you’re cold called.

“Always use a reputable company that people you know and trust have recommended".

“If a job needs doing, get at least three quotes from different tradespeople and take your time to make an informed decision".

“Please share our warnings with elderly relatives, friends or neighbours who might fall foul of rogue traders as they prey on the most vulnerable".

“As good neighbours, we should always be on the look-out for each other and if someone starts work on your vulnerable neighbour’s home, don’t hesitate to report them to the council.”

Traders must give you a 14-day cooling off period and a written contract if they call at your home or business premise and offer to carry out work where the cost exceeds £42. This is a legal requirement and it is an offence if they don’t.

If you are approached by any cold caller and feel threatened or intimidated in any way, secure your premises, close and lock your door and telephone the police on 999.
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