Come and meet PCSO 7734 Simon Smith at Howden Town Council Office, Bridgegate, Howden on:Wednesday 08th May 2019 5pm to 7pmSaturday 25th May 2019 5pm to 7pm Friday 31st May 2019 11am to 1pm

Good morning Due to Urgent Operational Demand I have had to cancel today's Surgery.My next Surgery is Monday 29/04/19 between 5pm and 7pm. Thank you Simon Smith PCSO 7734Goole PS Team 4

Hi,
   My next surgery is on Wednesday 24th April 2019 between 11:00 - 12:00 at Gilberdyke Village hall car park on the mobile library.

Thanks
    Simon 

We are recruiting Police Cadets NOW!


We are recruiting cadets across the force area throughout April 2019.

Are you aged 15-17 and interested in learning more about the police? Do you like to meet new people and have fun? If so then you may be interested in becoming a Humberside Police Cadet.

As a cadet you will be asked to attend a two hour long lesson each week as well as committing to three hours volunteering per week.  

Our cadets have completed first aid courses, taken part in team building challenges and learnt all about different areas of policing from Crime Scene Investigation to Riot Training.

As part of their volunteering they have also repainted a graffiti covered underpass in Grimsby, supported athletes at the Special Olympics, role played for police officer training, helped out with our Night Challenge and represented the force at community events.

When asked what he would say to someone considering applying, Alexander said it’s a “good way to meet people, raise confidence and develop all sorts of skills through fun activities.”

Katie said: “It’s fun, its enjoyable and you meet new people and learn things you didn’t know before.”

If you are interested in becoming a Humberside Police Cadet please apply here: CADETS

 

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Come and meet PCSO 7734 Simon Smith at Howden Town Council Office, 17 Bridgegate, Howden:Wednesday 10th April 11am to 1pmFriday 12th April 5pm to 7pmWednesday 17th April 11am to 1pm Saturday 20th April 5pm to 7pm Friday 26th April 11am to 1pmMonday 29 April 5pm to 7pm

505 knives and weapons have been handed into the knife bins during #OpSceptre


Last week Humberside Police took part in the national knife surrender campaign #OpSceptre bins were placed in police stations across the force and people had the opportunity to hand in any weapon they wanted to.

Hull’s Inspector Matthew Wilson was present when the bins were unlocked and the contents revealed; “There are some very serious weapons here that will now be destroyed and will never get into the hands of anyone who intends to do harm. 



“There is a mixed bag of weapons in the bins and some are souvenir swords which although are not the usual lethal weapon if the owners want to get rid of them then I am happy they’ve handed them in rather than them getting into the hands of anyone else who could use them to commit crime.

“Some bins got a lot more knives handed in than others with the main areas being Hull and Grimsby.  I want to thank everyone who took the time to come to hand in these weapons”



Although this campaign has ended if anyone wants to hand a knife or weapon in you can call 101 to arrange for them to be handed in.

We continue our #NoMoreKnives campaign and are visiting every Secondary school in the Force area to give a presentation and talk to students about the dangers of carrying knives.

The final numbers of weapons handed in broken down:


Goole 90​
Scunthorpe 90
Hull (Clough / Hessle / Osborne) 145
Grimsby 160
Beverley 20

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