Road Safety 


Good evening,
We are aware of the risk involved within our Community on our ever increasing busy roads. There have been concerns raised in relation to leaving times at our local schools. I would ask that if you have children who regular walk home from school that you take two minutes to have a read and relay advice to your children. 
This culminated in a 13 year old girl on Thursday being hit by a vehicle on Carr Lane, Grimsby whilst walking home from school. The young girl suffered injuries to her arm and leg.
Take two minutes to read this advice,

The most common contributory factors attributed to pedestrians are ‘failed to look properly’, ‘careless, reckless or in a hurry’ and ‘failed to judge other persons path or speed.’
Other common factors are ‘pedestrian crossing the road near a stationary or parked vehicle’ (meaning another road user did not see them) or ‘using a pedestrian crossing facility incorrectly’.

Thank you

 

 



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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Crime Prevention Advice

Over the past few weeks we have had a number of burglaries reported to us across the Humberside Police Force area.

Detective Inspector Kerry Bull says, “We are investigating all these offences but we are also asking for residents to be extra vigilant and to report any suspicious activity. We want to catch those responsible and prevent further burglaries.

“We know that a percentage of these burglaries have been when the house has been locked up securely but there have also been some where opportunist thieves have found a house in-secure and walked in, stealing money, precious items, car keys and then often the car too.

“The devastation left behind has a significant impact on the home-owner, impacting on their lives and livelihood. We want to remind residents of some crime prevention advice in the hope that we can keep more people’s property safe.”

Protect your home:
Make sure your doors and windows are closed and locked – even when you are at home.
Make sure nothing of value is left on show.
Think about fitting a burglar alarm and security lighting – both to your home and outbuildings. It may be expensive, but they are very effective deterrents and can bring down your insurance costs.

Protect your sheds, garages and gardens:
Make sure sheds and garages have good quality lock and hinges.
Consider fitting deterrents in the garden like movement sensitive floodlights
Garden tools, DIY equipment and leisure items such as fishing and golf equipment should be locked away in storage cupboards within outbuildings
Motorbike and pedal cycles should also be locked even when they are in a shed or garage.

Protect your vehicles:
Keep your vehicle locked whenever you leave it
Park your car in a well-lit area
If you have a garage use it to keep your car out of sight – make sure your car is locked – even in the garage
Never hang keys on the inside of a door and don’t leave keys on show or in an obvious place. Hide house and car keys within the house somewhere safe.
Lock garden and drive gates if you have them
Consider buying a CCTV system or video door bell.

Detective Inspector Richard Osgerby says, “If anyone sees anything suspicious, people on mopeds or on foot wearing face coverings, anybody looking as though they are checking a property or vehicle out, or anything out of the ordinary please contact us straight away.

“Consider the value of the usual contents of the garage and have a clear out to be able to put your car safely away. Keeping high value cars out of sight will prevent thefts and burglaries.

“We want to hear from anyone who has information about people involved in burglaries and thefts, you can give information by calling us on 101.

“If you don’t want to speak to the police then you can call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. You can give information anonymously and you could claim a reward.”

For more advice about home and car security go to our website: www.humberside.police.uk/information-advice

Visit our website for crime prevention advice

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Crime Prevention Advice


Over the past few weeks we have had a number of burglaries reported to us across the Humberside Police Force area.

Detective Inspector Kerry Bull says, “We are investigating all these offences but we are also asking for residents to be extra vigilant and to report any suspicious activity. We want to catch those responsible and prevent further burglaries.

“We know that a percentage of these burglaries have been when the house has been locked up securely but there have also been some where opportunist thieves have found a house in-secure and walked in, stealing money, precious items, car keys and then often the car too.

“The devastation left behind has a significant impact on the home-owner, impacting on their lives and livelihood. We want to remind residents of some crime prevention advice in the hope that we can keep more people’s property safe.”

Protect your home:
Make sure your doors and windows are closed and locked – even when you are at home.
Make sure nothing of value is left on show.
Think about fitting a burglar alarm and security lighting – both to your home and outbuildings. It may be expensive, but they are very effective deterrents and can bring down your insurance costs.

Protect your sheds, garages and gardens:
Make sure sheds and garages have good quality lock and hinges.
Consider fitting deterrents in the garden like movement sensitive floodlights
Garden tools, DIY equipment and leisure items such as fishing and golf equipment should be locked away in storage cupboards within outbuildings
Motorbike and pedal cycles should also be locked even when they are in a shed or garage.

Protect your vehicles:
Keep your vehicle locked whenever you leave it
Park your car in a well-lit area
If you have a garage use it to keep your car out of sight – make sure your car is locked – even in the garage
Never hang keys on the inside of a door and don’t leave keys on show or in an obvious place. Hide house and car keys within the house somewhere safe.
Lock garden and drive gates if you have them
Consider buying a CCTV system or video door bell.

Detective Inspector Richard Osgerby says, “If anyone sees anything suspicious, people on mopeds or on foot wearing face coverings, anybody looking as though they are checking a property or vehicle out, or anything out of the ordinary please contact us straight away.

“Consider the value of the usual contents of the garage and have a clear out to be able to put your car safely away. Keeping high value cars out of sight will prevent thefts and burglaries.

“We want to hear from anyone who has information about people involved in burglaries and thefts, you can give information by calling us on 101.

“If you don’t want to speak to the police then you can call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. You can give information anonymously and you could claim a reward.”

For more advice about home and car security go to our website: www.humberside.police.uk/information-advice

Visit our website for crime prevention advice

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A high number of burglaries in the area.


There have been a number of burglaries committed recently in and around the Sidney Sussex Council Ward Area. Most of the burglaries have taken place overnight, but some day time offences too. The people concerned are accessing properties from the rear of them, where entry is being forced through ground floor windows and doors. Please consider at this time as always the security of your property. Check your doors and windows are secure, even if you are in the house and prior to going to bed in the evening. If you have blinds/curtains, consider lowering them so people cannot see into your house. Keep vehicle keys in a safe location away from your points of entry to your house. If you have door/window alarms, check to see if they are working.

If you see anything suspicious, please report it on 101/999.




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Information Request.
Drugs continue to have a detrimental effect on our communities we live in. Police can only act with the help of the Community providing information in order to take action against persons and addresses.
I would ask that if there any addresses that you know of that Police need to look at, please let us know as without your assistance we cannot act.
Your details will remain anonymous and if you prefer you can also contact Crimestoppers on 0800555111.
Thank you.  
  




 
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A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Vehicle crime has seen a steady increase over December and now into January. Vehicles have been targetted near to your home and i would urge you all to review your own security in relation to your vehicles. Don't leave anything on display, make sure you vehicle is locked and secured at all times, leave you vehicle in a well lit spot. It only takes a minute to break into your vehicle.

Thankyou 





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