Here is the latest update for the Cold Ash, Hermitage & Chieveley Neighbourhood from Neighbourhood Officer PC Matthew Allen.
The latest crime statistics can be found by visiting www.police.uk. This website provides you with helpful information about crime and policing in your area. Enter your postcode, town, village or street into the search box, and get instant access to street-level crime maps and data, as well as details of the neighbourhood police team and ‘Have Your Say Events’. The level of crime and ASB in the area is below average compared with the rest of England and Wales. Reported crime in your neighbourhood is down nearly 4% compared to last year.
Currently there are no neighbourhood priorities. If however you do have some concerns about crime or disorder in the Cold Ash, Hermitage & Chieveley neighbourhood please email me at the address below.
The mobile police station is coming to a street near you. On Saturday 26th May it will be in the village hall car park on Hermitage Road in Cold Ash between 1000am and 1045am, Kiln Drive in Curridge between 1100am and 1130am and outside Hermitage primary school on Hampstead Norreys Road in Hermitage between 1145am and 1215pm, and outside Chieveley village hall between 12.45pm and 1.15pm. You can meet your local police team and discuss any issues with us you may have.
Community Messaging is a free service provides information to subscribers about crime and police activity in their area via phone or email. It also includes information on what we and our partner services are doing to bring offenders to justice or combat anti-social behaviour, and information on opportunities for local residents to raise concerns with their local policing teams. More information can be obtained via our website, and you can sign up here too:
http://www.tvpcommunitymessaging.org/rmwebportal/startup.aspx
You can keep up to date with news from the Cold Ash, Hermitage & Chieveley Neighbourhood Police Team and find out about forthcoming meetings, crime statistics and how to contact your neighbourhood officers by visiting the Thames Valley Police website at www.thamesvalley.police.uk (opens new window) and following the links for Neighbourhood Policing.
The latest crime statistics can be found by visiting www.police.uk. This website provides you with helpful information about crime and policing in your area. Enter your postcode, town, village or street into the search box, and get instant access to street-level crime maps and data, as well as details of the neighbourhood police team and ‘Have Your Say Events’. The level of crime and ASB in the area is below average compared with the rest of England and Wales. Reported crime in your neighbourhood is down nearly 4% compared to last year.
Currently there are no neighbourhood priorities. If however you do have some concerns about crime or disorder in the Cold Ash, Hermitage & Chieveley neighbourhood please email me at the address below.
The mobile police station is coming to a street near you. On Saturday 26th May it will be in the village hall car park on Hermitage Road in Cold Ash between 1000am and 1045am, Kiln Drive in Curridge between 1100am and 1130am and outside Hermitage primary school on Hampstead Norreys Road in Hermitage between 1145am and 1215pm, and outside Chieveley village hall between 12.45pm and 1.15pm. You can meet your local police team and discuss any issues with us you may have.
Community Messaging is a free service provides information to subscribers about crime and police activity in their area via phone or email. It also includes information on what we and our partner services are doing to bring offenders to justice or combat anti-social behaviour, and information on opportunities for local residents to raise concerns with their local policing teams. More information can be obtained via our website, and you can sign up here too:
http://www.tvpcommunitymessaging.org/rmwebportal/startup.aspx
You can keep up to date with news from the Cold Ash, Hermitage & Chieveley Neighbourhood Police Team and find out about forthcoming meetings, crime statistics and how to contact your neighbourhood officers by visiting the Thames Valley Police website at www.thamesvalley.police.uk (opens new window) and following the links for Neighbourhood Policing.
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