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Community Alerts

There is still time to complete our Street Safe - Online Survey

*There is still time to take part in our Street Safe - Online Survey*Thank you to everyone who has taken part in this Street Safe survey so far! Your feedback has been key to helping us target our patrols and wider policing activities, with our partner agencies, in the places where they are needed most to keep people safe. We are proud to be supporting the national StreetSafe online tool that lets people anonymously pinpoint on a map a location where they don’t feel safe. You can access the online tool here on the Police UK website www.police.uk/streetsafe CLICK HERE TO ACCESSStreetSafe has been introduced as part of the national response to tackling Violence Against Women & Girls and to identify areas where there are fears caused by other things such as anti-social behaviour & environmental issues. This is just one step in a national approach to tackling Violence Against Women & Girls and the initial pilot has now been extended.Anyone who has concerns about a particular location is encouraged to flag it through the tool.The online StreetSafe tool is very easy to use and includes a short series of sections to complete, with guidance every step of the way. To pinpoint the area of concern, you can place a pin in the online map or enter the location. If you have any concerns about a particular location, we invite you to flag it through the tool. This information will be considered alongside the extensive evidence base already gathered by police forces and used to inform the community safety activities of police and partner agencies such as local authorities.No crime needs to have been committed to enable you to indicate where you feel unsafe, and it is important to remember that the StreetSafe tool should not be used to report crimes. In an emergency, where lives are in immediate danger or a crime is in progress, please dial tel: 999.

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sometime between 5pm Friday 22 July and 8am Sunday 24 July thieves entered private farm land and steal 5 sheep from two separate fields in the Sproatley Road area of Preston.Check continue to report suspicious activity and any information about this theft call 101 with investigation number 22000039997

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LIFESTYLE is back! We are so excited to share that our annual Lifestyle project is returning this summer! Lifestyle is a project where we encourage young people (aged 10 to 18) to get together in teams during the summer holidays and complete a project to better their community in some way .To view a brief message from Chief Constable Lee Freeman explaining why you need to get involved in Lifestyle 2022 after a two-year break clickThe closing date for team registrations has been extended to Monday 1st August 2022.To register please click the following link.

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With the extreme temperatures, some may be tempted into open water swimming. This message is sent on behalf of our Underwater Search Unit to raise awareness of the dangers.Cold Water ShockImmersion in cold water rapidly incapacitates you and can kill you.The sudden exposure of your head and body to cold water can cause a number of involuntary body reactions – this condition is known as cold water shock. It is one of the most profound stimuli that the body can encounter and it cannot be prevented. It can be as swift as it is deadly.Cold water shock can be lethal in minutes as it can cause a number of instant, powerful, involuntary respiratory reflexes:cause you to inhale as you go under the water, due to an involuntary gasping reflex, and drown without coming back to the surfacedrastically reduce your ability to hold your breath underwater, typically from a minute or so to less than 10 secondsinduce vertigo as your ears are exposed to cold water, resulting in failure to differentiate between up and down.Submerged ObjectsWhen jumping into open water there is no way of knowing whether there are any submerged objects or structures under the water. These objects can cause severe injury. There can also be weeds growing under the surface which can become entangled around your legs and drag you under the water. Photo’s below of items recovered. Divers located a 2m long spike from a bridge in Beverley. The spike was submerged vertically at a location where youths are known to jump from the bridge into the river.Illnesses/ContaminantsSwimming and jumping into open water can increase the risk of gastrointestinal infections (diarrhoea and/or vomiting) as well as respiratory, skin, ear and eye infections. Please do not be tempted into open waters, it is much safer to find other ways to keep cool and enjoy the summer weather.

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We are proud to be supporting the national StreetSafe online tool that lets people anonymously pinpoint on a map a location where they don’t feel safe. You can access the online tool here on the Police UK website www.police.uk/streetsafe CLICK HERE TO ACCESSStreetSafe has been introduced as part of the national response to tackling Violence Against Women & Girls and to identify areas where there are fears caused by other things such as anti-social behaviour & environmental issues. This is just one step in a national approach to tackling Violence Against Women & Girls and the initial pilot has now been extended.Anyone who has concerns about a particular location is encouraged to flag it through the tool.The online StreetSafe tool is very easy to use and includes a short series of sections to complete, with guidance every step of the way. To pinpoint the area of concern, you can place a pin in the online map or enter the location. If you have any concerns about a particular location, we invite you to flag it through the tool. This information will be considered alongside the extensive evidence base already gathered by police forces and used to inform the community safety activities of police and partner agencies such as local authorities.No crime needs to have been committed to enable you to indicate where you feel unsafe, and it is important to remember that the StreetSafe tool should not be used to report crimes. In an emergency, where lives are in immediate danger or a crime is in progress, please dial tel: 999.

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Meet your local officers - Anti Social Behaviour Awareness Week

Police and the Safe Communities Officer for the East Riding of Yorkshire Council will be at the following locations if you wish to discuss any concerns you may have: Monday 18th July - 1900 hours - Market Hill, HedonTuesday 19th July - 1600 hours - Paull (Outside the Village Hall) - 1900 hours - Thorngumbald (Church Lane Car Park)Wednesday 20th July - 1900 hours - Preston (Outside the Village Hall)

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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Crime and ASB Detailed crime and ASB data for your area can be obtained by visiting www.police.uk and following the ‘Find your Neighbourhood’ link. Recorded Crime July 2022 Residential burglaries : no offences Business Burglaries: • 08/07 Acey Lane PRESTON Thefts: • 01/07 theft of pedal cycle, Wyton Road PRESTON • 01/07 theft of pedal cycle, Wyton Road PRESTON • 04/07 theft of fuel, Hull Road HEDON • 06/07 theft from shop, Market Place HEDON • 06/07 theft from residence, Baxtergate HEDON • 13/07 theft from residence, School Lane PRESTON • 14/07 theft from business premises, Staithes Road PRESTON • 24/07 theft from farm premises, Sproatley Road PRESTON Damage: • 02/07 Criminal damage, Cromwell Road HEDON • 06/07 Criminal damage to property, Saltaugh Sands Road, SUNK ISLAND • 14/07 Criminal damage to property, Saltaugh Sands Road, SUNK ISLAND • 16/07 Criminal damage to property, Cherry Tree Close, THORNGUNBALD • 23/07 Criminal damage to property, Souttergate, HEDON • 24/07 Criminal damage to property, Somerville Court HEDON Drugs: no offences Other offences: 22 (other offences include fraud, 6 incidents of assault, common assault and violence, Affray, Public Order offences, Harassment, Malicious Communications, Staling and Domestic incidents).
What’s happening in your area Community Priorities for August 2022 Anti-Social Behaviour We are still getting reports from residents of Thorngumbald regarding youths causing a nuisance on Plumtree Road Playing field and Cherry Tree Close. The main complaints are noise, arson and as well as climbing into private areas. We have conducted a street surgery with the Safe Communities Officer for East Riding Council and local Councillors. We have also done a patch walk to assess the areas and speak with residents and youths. An Environmental Visual Audit has been carried out of the playing field at Cherry Tree Close and the council are formulating some ideas and hopefully some funding to put some amenities on there for all to enjoy. We hope you have already noticed an increase in patrols in the area. Crime Prevention During the hot weather we all like to have our windows open. This can make your home vulnerable to burglary. Try only to have windows open in the rooms you are occupying. When going to bed ensure all windows are closed.
OFFENDERS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE Lee David RUDDERHAM of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £666, disqualified from driving for 36 months, driving record endorsed. Zoe HOPKIN of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £200. Driving licence endorsed with 3 points John MENZIES of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £90, licence endorsed 3 points. Shaun Darren ROBINSON of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £200, licence endorsed 5 points. Paul Graham WHITELEY of HEDON Pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle contrary to Road traffic act. Fined £90, Licence endorsed 3 points. Paul HARMAN of THORNGUMBALD. Pleaded guilty to Common Assault. To carry out 60 hours unpaid work.
Humber Talking My Community Alert My Community Alert is a free web service which you can subscribe to and receive bespoke information from Humberside Police and our partner agencies. It allows you to register to receive real time messages about incidents happening in your neighbourhood that may affect you or your family. Choose how you would like to receive messages – by text, voicemail or email – how often you would like to receive alerts and about the issues that matter to you, from collisions and road closures to missing people. Find out more by visiting www.mycommunityalert.co.uk and watch a short video and to sign up to start receiving alerts now.
Recent Scams There have been a large number of new scams recently including: Green Homes Grant scam Romance Fraud TV licence scams Coronavirus HMRC phone calls Age UK and Trading Standards offer help and advice on a wide range of scams, you can find out more about scams in the links below. www.ageuk.org.uk/barnet/our-services/latest-scams https://www.nationaltradingstandards.uk/news/beware-of-covid19-scams/
Meet your officers August 24/08/22 1830-1930 Market Hill, Hedon 09/08/22 1830-1900 Outside the Village Hall, Paull 09/08/22 1900-1930 Car Park, Church Lane, Thorngumbald 16/08/22 1000-1030 Parish Council Offices, Preston You can contact your local team by e-mailing them at Withernsea@humberside.pnn.police.uk to discuss community issues. You can also keep up to date with current events by following us on Twitter @HumberbeatERYS and Humberside Police – East Riding of Yorkshire South

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Crime and ASB

Detailed crime and ASB data for your area can be obtained by visiting www.police.uk and following the ‘Find your Neighbourhood’ link.

Recorded Crime July 2022

Residential burglaries : no offences
Business Burglaries:
•   08/07 Acey Lane PRESTON
Thefts:
•   01/07 theft of pedal cycle, Wyton Road PRESTON
•   01/07 theft of pedal cycle, Wyton Road PRESTON
•   04/07 theft of fuel, Hull Road HEDON
•   06/07 theft from shop, Market Place HEDON
•   06/07 theft from residence, Baxtergate HEDON
•   13/07 theft from residence, School Lane PRESTON
•   14/07 theft from business premises, Staithes Road PRESTON
•   24/07 theft from farm premises, Sproatley Road PRESTON
Damage:
•   02/07 Criminal damage, Cromwell Road HEDON
•   06/07 Criminal damage to property, Saltaugh Sands Road, SUNK ISLAND
•   14/07 Criminal damage to property, Saltaugh Sands Road, SUNK ISLAND
•   16/07 Criminal damage to property, Cherry Tree Close, THORNGUNBALD
•   23/07 Criminal damage to property, Souttergate, HEDON
•   24/07 Criminal damage to property, Somerville Court HEDON
Drugs: no offences

Other offences: 22 (other offences include fraud, 6 incidents of assault, common assault and violence, Affray, Public Order offences, Harassment, Malicious Communications, Staling and Domestic incidents).

What’s happening in your area

Community Priorities for August 2022

Anti-Social Behaviour

We are still getting reports from residents of Thorngumbald regarding youths causing a nuisance on Plumtree Road Playing field and Cherry Tree Close.
The main complaints are noise, arson and as well as climbing into private areas. We have conducted a street surgery with the Safe Communities Officer for East Riding Council and local Councillors. We have also done a patch walk to assess the areas and speak with residents and youths. An Environmental Visual Audit has been carried out of the playing field at Cherry Tree Close and the council are formulating some ideas and hopefully some funding to put some amenities on there for all to enjoy.

We hope you have already noticed an increase in patrols in the area.

Crime Prevention

During the hot weather we all like to have our windows open. This can make your home vulnerable to burglary. Try only to have windows open in the rooms you are occupying. When going to bed ensure all windows are closed.

OFFENDERS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE

Lee David RUDDERHAM of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £666, disqualified from driving for 36 months, driving record endorsed.

Zoe HOPKIN of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £200. Driving licence endorsed with 3 points

John MENZIES of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £90, licence endorsed 3 points.

Shaun Darren ROBINSON of HEDON. Pleaded guilty to driving in excess of the speed limit. Fined £200, licence endorsed 5 points.

Paul Graham WHITELEY of HEDON Pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle contrary to Road traffic act. Fined £90, Licence endorsed 3 points.

Paul HARMAN of THORNGUMBALD. Pleaded guilty to Common Assault. To carry out 60 hours unpaid work.

Humber Talking

My Community Alert

My Community Alert is a free web service which you can subscribe to and receive bespoke information from Humberside Police and our partner agencies.

It allows you to register to receive real time messages about incidents happening in your neighbourhood that may affect you or your family.

Choose how you would like to receive messages – by text, voicemail or email – how often you would like to receive alerts and about the issues that matter to you, from collisions and road closures to missing people.

Find out more by visiting www.mycommunityalert.co.uk and watch a short video and to sign up to start receiving alerts now.

Recent Scams

There have been a large number of new scams recently including:

Green Homes Grant scam
Romance Fraud
TV licence scams
Coronavirus
HMRC phone calls
Age UK and Trading Standards offer help and advice on a wide range of scams, you can find out more about scams in the links below.

www.ageuk.org.uk/barnet/our-services/latest-scams

https://www.nationaltradingstandards.uk/news/beware-of-covid19-scams/

Meet your officers

August

24/08/22 1830-1930 Market Hill, Hedon
09/08/22 1830-1900 Outside the Village Hall, Paull
09/08/22 1900-1930 Car Park, Church Lane, Thorngumbald
16/08/22 1000-1030 Parish Council Offices, Preston

You can contact your local team by e-mailing them at Withernsea@humberside.pnn.police.uk to discuss community issues.

You can also keep up to date with current events by following us on Twitter @HumberbeatERYS and Humberside Police – East Riding of Yorkshire South

Last Updated 6 Aug 2022

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Date	Location	Activity
Tuesday 9 Aug, 6:30pm – 7:00pm	Outside Village Hall	Paull Police Surgery
Tuesday 9 Aug, 7:00pm – 7:30pm	Church Lane Car Park	Thorngumbald Police Surgery
Tuesday 16 Aug, 10:00am – 10:30am	Parish Council Offices	Preston Police Surgery
Wednesday 24 Aug, 6:30pm – 7:30pm	Market Hill	Hedon Police Surgery

Get In Touch

You can contact us by email: Withernsea@humberside.pnn.police.uk

Visit our Report It area for information about the different ways to report a non-emergency crime e.g. using 101 or via our online reporting pages.

Remember if there is an emergency always ring 999.

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South West Holderness

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

There is still time to complete our Street Safe - Online Survey

PRESTON: Sheep stolen from field

LIFESTYLE PROJECT 2022

Dangers of Open Water Swimming

Street Safe - Online Tool

Meet your local officers - Anti Social Behaviour Awareness Week

What's Happening In Your Area?

Be Part Of The Conversation

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

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South West Holderness

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

There is still time to complete our Street Safe - Online Survey

PRESTON: Sheep stolen from field

LIFESTYLE PROJECT 2022

Dangers of Open Water Swimming

Street Safe - Online Tool

Meet your local officers - Anti Social Behaviour Awareness Week

What's Happening In Your Area?

Be Part Of The Conversation

Sign Up For Alerts

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

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