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	Community Safety through Neighbourhood Watch

Neighbourhood Watch is the biggest and most successful Crime Prevention initiative in the UK. Behind it lies the simple idea, that standing together makes communities stronger in the face of crime. This central value is shared by millions of people around the country. Neighbourhood Watch is not just concerned with reducing crime figures - it's about helping to create communities that care. Neighbourhood Watch Schemes can: Cut crime and the opportunities for crime Advise on how to protect yourself and your property Help and reassure those who live in fear of crime Encourage neighbourliness and closer communities Assist in protecting the vulnerable against crimes and hard selling. If you are interested in becoming involved in a Neighbourhood Watch scheme, please contact: Lindsay Baillie: Saffron Walden Police Station, East Street, Saffron Walden, CB10 1LX Telephone: 01376 556 232 email: Lindsay.Baillie@essex.pnn.police.uk
Neighbourhood Watch Bulletins		05/03/10 - report from Inspector Wrigley
		01/03/10 - missing person
		22/02/10 - incident report
		15/02/10 - bogus callers/thefts from car parks
		10/02/10 - incident report
		08/02/10 - incident report
		27/01/10 - parking issues
		22/01/10 - incident report
		20/01/10 - incident report
		20/01/10 - bulletin
		13/01/10 - church vandalism
		11/01/10 - incident report
		11/01/10 - stolen horses


Farm Watch Bulletins		01/03/10 - thefts
		24/02/10 - tack theft/barn fire
		22/02/10 - incident report
		15/02/10 - fuel thefts/hare coursers
		11/02/10 - farm watch meeting minutes
		08/02/10 - thefts
		03/02/10 - tractor theft
		02/02/10 - suspicious vehicle
		01/02/10 - bulletin
		27/01/10 - suspicious vehicle
		22/01/10 - fuel theft, Great Chesterford
		15/01/10 - hare coursing at Purton End
		13/01/10 - suspicious vehicle

Audible Intruder Alarm Notification Do you have a burglar alarm? If the alarm started ringing continuously whilst you were away on holiday would your neighbours know who to contact to turn it off? Every year the Environmental Health Department gets noise complaints concerning misfiring burglar alarms disturbing the surrounding neighbourhood especially over the summer holiday period, and if the key holders can’t be found then it’s a trip to the Magistrates Court to obtain a warrant and a visit with a locksmith to break in a turn it off, and all at the owners expense. So don’t come home from holiday to an expensive bill and a street full of disgruntled neighbours, pick up a Notification Form today and let your neighbourhood sleep in peace.
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