Ringmaster Advice - July 17th

With the current national crime trend of stealing metals, Church's, schools, and building sites have all been targeted by thieves engaged in these crimes. Also being stolen are catalytic converters from cars. The catalytic converter contains an insert of Platinum which has a high scrap value. Most modern cars are fitted with catalytic converters, so please take precautions when leaving your car unattended. If you have to leave your vehicle in the street, try to park in areas of good street lighting. If you see any suspicious persons or vehicles, or have any information relating to this message, please call on 0845 8 505 505 and state that you are responding to this Ringmaster message.

NW Alert - July 15th

At about 2:10pm on Monday 14th July, three males were seen to go to the rear of a premises in Long Furlong, Haddenham. It was subsequently discovered that the rear patio doors had been forced and entry gained. An untidy search had been made of the premises, although no property was removed.
A Black Audi motor car was seen to leave the area at speed at about the material time. It is not known if this vehicle is connected to this crime. OIC:- PC 5946 MORLEY.

If you have any information that might assist officers dealing with this crime, please call on 0845 8 505 505 and state that you are responding to this Ringmaster message.

Alternatively, if you do not wish to give your details, you can call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0 800 555 111.

Home Composting Survey

Buckinghamshire County Council's Waste Partnership will be carrying out door to door research, relating to home composting, in the next few weeks. The questionnaire will be short (approx 10 minutes) and it will focus on around 250 households in Buckinghamshire. The research is being conducted by Exodus Market Research. If you have anyone call at your premise, please make sure you check their identification.

The NEW Neighbourhood Watch Network (NHWN) website has been launched on the 16th June 2008. This is the official website of NHW in England and Wales and contains useful information and a volunteer's toolkit. It is designed to provide support, training and guidance for UK households that are members of a Neighbourhood Watch scheme and has been jointly funded by the Home Office and the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO). For further information, visit the new website at www.mynhw.co.uk

NAG Meeting: July 9th

The next Neighbourhood Action Group meeting will be held on Wednesday, 9th July at 6.30pm at the Barnard Hall, Cuddington. We will be looking at the Priority Profile as discussed in the previous Open Meeting and highlighted from the results of the Malvern Survey. This was Criminal Damage, Vandalism and Graffitti. There will also be the opportunity at the end of this meeting to discuss any other issues which are of concern to your communities.

We look forward to seeing you on this date.

Sue Jones (C9830)
PCSO Waddesdon Police Station