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North Warwickshire Neighbourhood Watch Association Core Group Meeting North Warwickshire Neighbourhood Watch Association Core Group Meeting Meeting on Thursday 8th July 2021 – 7.30pm Online Zoom Meeting AGENDA 1. Welcome and Introductions. 2. Apologies 3. Open Forum for local groups to raise issues Business Items 4.Minutes of previous meeting and Matters arising. 5.On going action points • Rural Crime Team • Road Shows • Property Marking • Bike Register 6.Police Update on Initiatives 7.Treasurers Report 8.Report on other groups 9.Other Items Future dates for 2021 to be confirmed: All Core Group meetings will start at 7.30 pm Thursday 8th July 2021 7:30pm - Online Zoom Meeting Thursday 19th August 2021 7:30pm - Online Zoom Meeting North Warwickshire Neighbourhood Watch Association is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meeting - Thursday 8th July 2021 7:30pm - Online Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/91469545507?pwd=eDE0L1hQQXVHMzROOW1CUEJtaUo0QT09 Meeting ID: 914 6954 5507 Passcode: 558293 Dial by your location - United Kingdom +44 330 088 5830 +44 131 460 1196 +44 203 481 5237 +44 203 481 5240 +44 203 901 7895 +44 208 080 6591 +44 208 080 6592 Meeting ID: 963 3137 9648 Passcode: 212160 Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/amKEyRTuC North Warwickshire Policing Area Get to know your Safer Neighbourhood Teams: https://www.warwickshire.police.uk/ Contact your area team if it is not an emergency (see below for contact details). If you wish to report an incident or suspicious activity that is not an emergency dial 101 or call 01926 415000. Report a Crime Online: https://www.warwickshire.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime/ Alternatively you can leave a message anonymously at CRIMESTOPPERS Tel 0800 555 111 DIAL 999 ONLY IN AN EMERGENCY. Inspector 0017 Allison Wiggin [email protected] Sergeant PS 0671 Adam Skelsey [email protected] Tel: 02476 483015 North Area: [email protected] Covering Polesworth, Dordon, Austrey, Alvecote, Seckington, Shuttington, Newton Regis, Warton, Grendon, Baxterley, Baddersley Ensor, No Mans Heath, Birchmoor, Freasley Beat Manager: PC 2129 Michael Redman Tel: 01827 719297 [email protected] PCSO 6098 Simeon Hodson Rural Crime Coordinator 5911 Carol Cotterill South Area: [email protected] Covering Arley, Ansley Common, Birchley Heath, Coleshill Town, Corley, Fillongley, Furnace End, Maxstoke, Old Arley, Packington, Shustoke and Whitacre Beat Manager: PC 1464 Simon Ackroyd Tel: 01926 415000 ext. 3560 Mobile: 07554 779820 [email protected] PC 50 Carl Ramsay Tel: 01926 415000 ext. 3547 Mobile: 07870 514039 [email protected] PCSO 6239 Craig Marshall PCSO 6280 Mohsin Yaqub Rural Crime Coordinator 5911 Carol Cotterill PC Simon Ackroyd covers the following areas: Coleshill, Shustoke, Maxstoke, Fillongley and Whitacre. PC Carl Ramsay covers: New & Old Arley, Corley, Birchley Heath, Ansley Common and Ansley Village. West Area: [email protected] Covering Water Orton, Kingsbury, Wood End, Middleton, Curdworth, Wishaw, Stoke End, Bodymoor Heath, Marston, Hunts Green, Lea Marston, Whitacre Heath, Nether Whitacre, , Allen End, Brook End, Hurley and Piccadilly Beat Manager: PC 0826 Shane Bird Tel: 01926 415000 ext. 3560 Mobile: 07811 760799 [email protected] PCSO 6067 Peter Beale Rural Crime Coordinator 5911 Carol Cotterill East Area: [email protected] Covering Atherstone Town Centre, Witherley Mancetter, Hartshill Beat Manager: PC 825 Lloyd Walton Tel- 01827 719297 voicemail: 10825 [email protected] PC 1391 Lauren Hughes PCSO 6162 Gavin Scott PCSO 6098 Simeon Hodson PCSO 6001 Molly-Rose Snape PCSO 6338 Mollie Thompson (Covering Hartshill, Mancetter and surrounding areas) Rural Crime Coordinator 5911 Carol Cotterill Warwickshire Rural Crime Team Inspector 017 Allison Wiggin [email protected] Sergeant 542 Bob Shaw [email protected] Mobile: 07890511873 Rural Crime Coordinator 5911 Carol Cotterill [email protected] Mobile: 07787151848 PC 2111 Andy Timmins (North/Nun & Bed) [email protected] Mobile: 07790951230 PC 609 Andy Hoey (North/Nun & Bed) [email protected] Mobile: 07870514842 .
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