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Streetly Neighbourhood Alerts Recipient: David Jamieson, Dave Thompson, Wendy Morton, Dr Helen Paterson Letter: Greetings, Policing and Streetly burglaries, we want a better offer. Signatures Name Location Date David Erfani Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Rebecca Hau Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 David Fletcher Streetly, England, UK 2018-01-29 Louise Williams Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Samantha Harper Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 J Blake Wolverhampton, UK 2018-01-29 Kerry Neary Walsall, UK 2018-01-29 Sunil Ramnani London, UK 2018-01-29 Kerry Hewitt Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Maria Bamford Ludlow, England, UK 2018-01-29 Steve wood Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 allan mccullagh Battle, UK 2018-01-29 cheryl Taysum Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Daniel Wood Newbury, UK 2018-01-29 Jatinder Sangha Birmingham, England, UK 2018-01-29 Sharon Ball Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Allan Stokes Colchester, UK 2018-01-29 Mick Brown Sutton coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Caroline Lake Bristol, UK 2018-01-29 parma singh Sutton Coldfield, UK 2018-01-29 Name Location Date Lucy Allbutt Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Sarah Conmor Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Emma Howell Sunderland, UK 2018-01-29 jade odonnell Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Mandy Cox Dumfries, UK 2018-01-29 Martin Eyles UK 2018-01-29 R Ward Sutton Coldfield, UK 2018-01-29 Hayley Billings Sutton Coldfield, UK 2018-01-29 Wendy Rake Cardiff, UK 2018-01-29 June Walker Birmingham, England, UK 2018-01-29 Sarah-Jane Morris Birmingham, UK 2018-01-29 Emma Buxton-leonard Walsall, UK 2018-01-29 Rebekah Wilcox UK 2018-01-29 Chris Smith Peterborough, UK 2018-01-29 Nicki Wyatt Sutton Coldfield, UK 2018-01-29 Susan Pleaden Thornton Heath, UK 2018-01-29 Tracey Turner Tipton, England, UK 2018-01-29 Tony Smith UK 2018-01-29 Bernadette Concannon Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 julia close Sutton Coldfield, UK 2018-01-29 Samantha Hunter UK 2018-01-29 Michelle Darby Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Name Location Date Lisa McDonald Walsall, UK 2018-01-29 Amanda Turner Dursley, UK 2018-01-29 Marian Templeton Walsall, UK 2018-01-29 James Roskell UK 2018-01-29 Graham Price Birmingham, England, UK 2018-01-29 Sheryl Stephens Newbury, UK 2018-01-29 Aalia Shakeel London, UK 2018-01-29 Ray Stait UK 2018-01-29 Chantelle Birtwistle Birmingham, England, UK 2018-01-29 sharon nordstrom Birmingham, England, UK 2018-01-29 Sally Goldsmith UK 2018-01-29 Molly Darby Birmingham, UK 2018-01-29 Tracey White Walsall, UK 2018-01-29 Safeena Khalid Ripon, UK 2018-01-29 Jane swain Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Lynette Williams Wolverhampton, UK 2018-01-29 Zoe McDonagh Birmingham, England, UK 2018-01-29 Rebecca Logan Gateshead, UK 2018-01-29 Lynda Ellis Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Victoria Gloster Dumfries, UK 2018-01-29 Nicki Alder Wolverhampton, UK 2018-01-29 Adrian D’abreu Bristol, UK 2018-01-29 Name Location Date Armando Fleming Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Shelley Dolan Wolverhampton, UK 2018-01-29 Daldeep Kang Ashton-under-lyne, UK 2018-01-29 Sunny Bains UK 2018-01-29 Amelia Boyne Sutton Coldfield, England, UK 2018-01-29 Marrissa Barber Sutton Coldfield, UK 2018-01-29 donald.

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