Weekly round-up from your local Neighbourhood Team
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Weekly round-up from your local Neighbourhood Team |
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Hello Resident, Good evening, I hope you had a great week so far and looking forward to the weekend. With the clocks going back this weekend and the darker morning and darker nights remember to take extra care with making sure our properties and vehicles are secure during these times.
✅ Good News from Your Local Policing Team ✅ Here is our weekly roundup, First up our team has been very protective this week with conducting several arrest attempts for various offences and our team has arrested 5 people this week who wanted for outstanding offences. Good work. Next up our team has been busy this week issuing several traffic offences tickets to vehicles for various offences such causing obstructions and we seized several vehicles for no insurance and no tax. Remember to make sure you vehicles are taxed, insured and MOT is update or you could be looking at receiving tickets and having your vehicle taken away. Our team has been meeting local community groups this week disusing local issues that are affecting the local area. Our team will be looking into how to tackle these issues and helping the local community groups. 📅 Upcoming Police & Community Engagements 📅
🔎 ✅ Crime Prevention Tips:
HalloweenHalloween can be a scary time for people who do not like surprises or callers at the door. Here is our advice for elderly or vulnerable residents: Place the ‘no trick or treats’ card on your door or in your window to help deter trick or treaters. You can download and print your own copy below. If you do receive an unexpected caller at the door do not feel pressured to answer it If you are expecting a delivery or visit from a professional always ask for ID or confirmation of their work place. If you have a door chain make sure it is securely fastened at all times and lock your porch door Be sure to use your spy hole viewer if you have one. If you have one, talk through your wireless video doorbell Firework safetyFireworks and bonfires can be enjoyable and a great opportunity to bring people together. However, setting off fireworks or spontaneous bonfires can also cause stress and disruption to residents, wildlife, and household pets. We recommend attending organised community firework and bonfire displays rather than doing this at home. If you doing a display at home, ensure you have buckets of sand, water, or fire extinguishers to hand to put out any flames. Remember it’s an offence to throw or set off any firework (including sparklers and category 1 fireworks) in or into any highway, street, thoroughfare or public space.
📞 How to Contact Us or Report Information 📞 💬 Stay Connected with Your Local Team: 🤝🏼 Thank you for working with us to keep (South Yardley Neighbourhood Team) safe and informed. See you out and about! | ||
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