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South Northants Towcester Safer Community Team South Northants Towcester Safer Community Team Ward Update March 2015 PCSO Jen Harrison Wards covered in this update Harpole and Grange Ward [Gayton, Kislingbury, Harpole, Rothersthorpe, Milton Malsor] Heyfords and Bugbrooke Ward [ Bugbrooke, Nether Heyford, Upper Heyford] Cosgrove and Old Stratford It has been a busy month with a lot of visits to primary schools where I have given a number of talks on topics including Road Safety, E-Safety, and Keeping Safe. This has followed on with visits to Rothersthorpe Brownies and Bugbrooke Rainbows. I am also in regular contact with Campion School where plans are in progress to arrange an educational day in April 2015. Myself along with colleagues from Towcester, Daventry and Brackley Safer Community Teams have taken part in The Young Citizens Scheme at Daventry UTC which involved educational workshops by numerous agencies to 300 Year 6 Students. We are hoping to run another event in October 2015. Main Crimes Reported in February 2015 Heyfords and Bugbrooke Theft from Building Site, Johns Road, Bugbrooke, between 4.30pm on 5 Feb and 9am on 6 Feb. Burglary Dwelling , Heyford Lane, Weedon , between 4.50pm and 5.10pm on 23 Feb Person seen running out of the property, no items stolen. Harpole and Grange Theft of Boiler Oil, North Street, Rothersthorpe, between 7pm on 1 Feb and 3.30pm on 2 Feb . Theft from Motor Vehicle, Green Street, Milton Malsor, between 8.30pm on 29 Jan and 10.15am on 3 Feb Rear door of vehicle forced open and property stolen from within vehicle. Burglary in a Building [ Not Dwelling], Barn Lane, Milton Malsor, between 4.30pm on 9 Feb and 7am on 10 Feb Access gained to storage container and items stolen Theft from Motor Vehicle, Church Lane, Kislingbury, between 11am on 9 Feb and 9.20am on 10 Feb. Catalytic Converter has been removed from vehicle. Theft from Motor Vehicle, Northampton Road, Harpole, between 9.30pm on 12 Feb and 6.30am on 13 Feb. Vehicle lock tampered with and items stolen from within vehicle. Theft from Motor Vehicle, Sandy Lane, Kislingbury, between 10am on 11 Feb and 9.45am on 15 Feb. Catalytic Converter has been removed from vehicle. Burglary in a Building [ Not Dwelling] ,High Street, Gayton ,between 6pm on 24 Feb and 9.30am on 25 Feb. Rear gardened entered and attempt made to force open one shed door. Second shed accessed by key that was found nearby and items stolen from within shed. Theft of Milk, High Street, Kislingbury, between 1am and 8.30am on 25 Feb. Burglary in a Building [ Not Dwelling], Bugbrooke Road, Kislingbury, between 7.30pm on 26 Feb and 7.30am on 27 Feb. Gate removed from hinges, site accessed and items stolen. Old Stratford Burglary in a Building [ Not Dwelling], London Road, Old Stratford, between 9.50pm and 10.20pm on 5 Feb. Person seen entering an outbuilding and then leaving in a vehicle. No items stolen. Theft of items from a field, A422 Old Stratford, between 5pm on 6 Feb and 7.15am on 9 Feb. Arson Endangering Life, London Road, Old Stratford, between 3.30am and 4am on 12 Feb 2015. Occupant of flat disturbs other residents by throwing large items out of the window onto the street below. As Police Officers arrive on scene the flat is set on fire causing damage to the building. Police Station Front Counter Opening Time Changes From 1 April 2015, the opening hours of front counters in our area will change as follows: Towcester front counter will be open – Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10am to 2pm Daventry front counter will be open – Monday-Saturday, 10am to 4pm Brackley front counter – closes with effect 1 April. It will remain an operational base for local officers. All front-counters will close on bank and public holidays. 101 is the non-emergency number for Northamptonshire Police Call 101 to speak to your local officers, discuss concerns you have about where you live or to report incidents and crimes that do not require an emergency response Telephone: 101 [email protected] www.northants.police.uk In an emergency, call 999 .
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