Crime/information update for your area from 22nd February to
1st March 2010
Fakenham Road, Gt. Witchingham - Secure shed entered and fishing tackle
worth £3,000 stolen.
Driveway, Claypit Road, Foulsham - windscreen of car smashed.
If you have any information regarding any of these incidents please contact
Norfolk Constabulary on 0845 456 4567 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
Parking on double yellow lines along Ollands Road, Reepham, will remain a
policing priority. Police will continue to offer alternative parking
suggestions. If the advice is ignored then drivers will face a parking
fine, a method which Police have carried out over the last three months and
seen offences drop.
Together with monitoring parking along Ollands Road, the Reepham Safer
Neighbourhood Team (SNT) has pledged to continue to take action to reduce
anti-social behaviour .
Local people in Reepham and surrounding areas are asked to contact the
Reepham SNT to report any neighbourhood issues affection their quality of
life by contacting 0845 456 4567 and ask to speak to the Reepham SNT or
email
sntreepham@norfolk.pnn.police.uk
Message ends.
Crime update 25/08/09
Burglary
Acle
Middlesex Lane an insecure property was entered, £200 was stolen from a
handbag left in the kitchen.
Aylsham
Mill Row the property was entered via a rear window, items stolen includes a
32inch television, Sony laptop and a Samsung mobile phone.
Hungate Street the property was entered via an insecure front lounge window
at night whilst the occupants slept upstairs, items stolen includes flat
screen 32inch television,camera,handbag and satellite receiver/decoder.
Great Witchingham Heath Lane a window was smashed to gain entry to the
property, items stolen includes 42inch plasma television, 2 laptops, and
camcorder.
Panxworth South Walsham Road a shed door was forced to gain entry, items
stolen a motor cross Yamaha motorcycle and fishing tackle which includes
rods, loading nets and umbrella.
From farm premises at Weston Longville theft of diesel which was stolen from
a lorry.
Always check on person/s that comes onto your property or premises.
Please always check on your security and property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Also state that you are a member of a Watch scheme so your call can be
tagged
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for rural Broadland 21/08/09
Burglary
Guestwick Reepham Road property was entered by forcing the patio doors; it
is not known what items have been stolen.
Felthorpe from farm premises an insecure shed was entered, items stolen
includes Stihl petrol saw, grass and hedge trimmers.
Weston Longville Farm premises theft of approx 80 gallons of diesel from
vehicles on site.
Lenwade from a business that is not currently in use theft of fixings which
includes wall lights, brass door handles and locks, a payphone and fruit
machine were also broken into.
Lingwood Clarkson Road solar lights stolen from a garden.
Rackheath Stone Hill attempted theft of a mower.
Always check on person/s that comes onto your property or premises.
Please always check on your security and property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Also state that you are a member of a Watch scheme so your call can be
tagged
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 11/08/09
Burglaries
Frettenham Buxton Road It is not clear how the property was entered but
could have been by an insecure patio door, items stolen includes a laptop,
blackberry and jewellery
Cawston Aylsham Road a male knocked at an elderly ladies door asking for
scrap metal, the lady took the male to the back of the property leaving the
front door insecure. On returning to the front of the property she saw a
male about to enter the house. Both males then made off on foot.
Blicking from an insecure flat above business premises theft of £190 from a
wallet.
Rackheath Back Lane from a field a steel shed and container have had the
locks removed, it is not known what items have been stolen.
Theft
Marsham High Street theft of a petrol and a diesel saw bench which were left
insecure under a tarpaulin near a hedge at farm property.
Criminal Damage
Great Plumstead Rosebery Road a mobility scooter was parked secure outside
the owners address.A window was smashed and a stone left in the footwell,
lighter fluid was sprayed on vehicle.
Lingwood Norwich Road wing mirrors and aerial have been pulled off from a
vehicle.
Lingwood Methodist Church Chapel Road.Lead has been taken from the porch
canopy and left on the ground.This has caused considerable damage to the
brickwork above the canopy.
Strumpshaw Buckenham Road a metal posted box was forced open.
Blofield Garden Road a lantern on top of a pillar at the end of a drive way
was damaged.
Thorpe End damage to a glass door at the Village Hall Plumstead Road, this
was during a private function when a male was refused entry.
Always check on person/s that comes onto your property or premises.
Please always check on your security and property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Also state that you are a member of a Watch scheme so your call can be
tagged
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime Update 27/07/09
Please be aware as we have seen a rise in burglaries in the Broadland area
in the past few weeks
This is an update for you.
Acle New Close and Beighton Road
Aylsham Burgh Road
South Walsham Panxworth Road
Wroxham Skinners Lane
Brundall Highfields Avenue
Marsham Mill Road
Hellesdon Boundary Road
Taverham Sandy Lane and Fakenham Road
Sprowston Gage Road
Thorpe St Andrew Davidson Road, Acacia Road and Primrose Crescent
Thorpe End Padgate
Once again I would ask you to make your neighbours aware.
Don't entertain Cold Callers always report suspicious activity and
suspicious vehicles to the Police.
Don't leave windows doors etc open and unlocked.
As in previous messages please look around your property don't leave items
lying around but locked away and out of view.
Please look out for your elderly and vulnerable neighbours.
Always check on person/s that comes onto your property or premises.
Please always check on your security and property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Also state that you are a member of a Watch scheme so your call can be
tagged
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 21/07/09
Crime update from July 10th till 21st July 2009 this is a brief update as I
have been on leave
This is for rural Broadland
Burglaries
Limpenhoe Freethorpe Road a ground floor window was forced by using garden
shears, items stolen includes a very large amount of jewellery and a laptop.
Salhouse Norwich Road distraction burglary nothing believed stolen.
Attlebridge Felthorpe Road a ladder from the garden was used to gain entry
via an insecure window, items stolen includes games console, televison and
DVD player.
Aylsham Burgh Road entry gained by forcing ground floor window, exit was via
a door which had keys in the lock, items stolen includes a silver
candelabra.
Themelthorpe Foxley Road entry was gained to a container at a site, items
stolen includes a generator, cement mixer, ride on lawnmower and a rotavator
to the value of £5000
Halvergate Farm Close forced entry to a garage items stolen includes
lawnmover, golf clubs and a Makita drill.
Felthorpe Taverham Road damage to a club house, an attempt was made to gain
access to a fuel pump system which was unsuccessful.
Rackheath Earl Road padlocks were cut to gates and doors of premises several
items of power tools have been stolen.
From another premise at Earl Road wheels were stolen from a works vehicle.
Theft
Crostwick North Walsham Road a ride on lawn mower was stolen from under a
tarpaulin
Salhouse Stonehouse Road theft of a galvanized drinking trough.
Greylag Close theft of a tool box containing various tools from an insecure
vehicle.
Strumpshaw Beech Drive theft of 2 bicycles left insecure outside premises.
Also theft of bicycle from Church Lane Wroxham which was left insecure.
Hainford Stratton Road theft of a gas cylinder and metal leg brace from
outside a caravan.
Aylsham Sears Close theft of a copper cylinder and assorted brass from a
trailer on a drive way.
Once again I would ask you to make your neighbours aware of these
crimes.dont leave items insecure, never leave keys in locks and garden
equipment should be property marked and lock a way if this is not possible
them chained with a substantial lock to secure fence etc.
Always check on person/s that comes onto your property or premises.
Please always check on your security and property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Also state that you are a member of a Watch scheme so your call can be
tagged
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update Friday 5th June 2009
Burglary
Cawston Aylsham Road a window was smashed with a brick to enable the
offender to reach inside and steal a jewellery box containing several items
of jewellery.
Theft of Lead
Reepham School Road from school premises theft of 2 strips of lead.
We have received several reports of theft of hanging baskets, plants and
containers from gardens.
Please check on your security.
Secure Hanging baskets to the bracket so they are not easily removed.
Planters and pots put heavy stone and bricks in the base of containers so
they are hard to move.
Install security lighting and check on existing lighting that it is working.
Property mark valuables.
Always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately To Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible with the descriptions of
person/s and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 22/05/09
Burglary
Felthorpe The Street
A male went to the premises and stated that there was a water leak ,the male
was given £200 to buy parts.The occupant was then asked to go upstairs and
flush the toilet, the male then entered the dining room and removed another
£100 no work was carried out.
Brundall
Laurel Drive property left insecure theft of jewellery and cash.
Other Thefts
Heydon post tops from fencing and wooden circular balls from driveway gates
have been stolen.
Aylsham Crompton Road a spare wheel was stolen from under a caravan.
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Freethorpe Old Chapel Road
Reedham Station Road and Riverside
South Walsham School Road
Forced entry was gained to the vehicles as they had items on view. Sat/Navs
and a mobile phone were stolen.
Always remove valuables and ensure you remove the suction marks on
windows/dashboard etc left from the Sat/Nav as this is a giveaway sign that
there could be this equipment in the car.
Cawston farm premises theft of fuel oil from a lorry
Once again I would ask you not to entertain cold callers we are receiving
several reports of person/s calling offering to do work, selling fish and
pictures etc.
Trading standards have been advised and a County lead operation with all the
agencies took place this week, several traders were stop-checked and arrests
made.
Please always check on your security and property mark valuables.
Always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately To Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible with the descriptions of
person/s and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update14/05/09
Burglary
11th May 09 North Burlingham Lingwood Lane
Entry was gained to the property via a rear window; a large amount of
jewellery has been stolen.
Other Crimes
Cawston
Birds Lane a padlocks to a storage barn has been forced, and a quad bike
stolen.
Upton Prince of Wales Road theft from a barn of miscellaneous equipment.
Lingwood
Chapel Road damage to a drain pipe at the church.
Crostwick North Walsham Road theft of approx 50 tiles which been removed
from the floor of the church porch.
Aylsham Burgh Road a trailer and tar boiler have been stolen from a depot.
Stratton Strawless theft of approx 26 propane gas bottles from a secure
compound.
Salhouse Upper Street a trailer was stolen from an open barn.
Salhouse Honeycombe Road theft of an energiser to an electric fence.
Theft from Motor Vehicle
Blofield Millfield Close rear badges to 2 Citroen cars have been stolen
which were parked on the drive way.
Hemblington Fox Wood front and rear badges stolen from a Vauxhall Meriva
South Walsham The Street a delivery van was entered by smashing a window,
items stolen includes cheques, cash and keys.
Please always check on your security a property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 30/04/09
Burglary
30/04/09 Whitwell entry to the property was believed to be by an insecure
window, items stolen includes video camera/camcorder and a nokia telephone.
The offender/s left the property via the locked conservatory doors which had
the keys left in the lock.
Guestwick
A padlock to a garage was cut to gain entry a John Deere ride on mower and a
utility trailer were stolen.
Stratton Strawless Cromer Road from business premises theft of approx 200
litres of diesel fuel from a lorry. Entry was gained to a compound by
removing a security fence.
Lenwade Station Road from business premises. Stolen from outside the
premises an industrial chiller unit which was beyond repair.
Other Thefts
Hainford Old Church Road from a field theft of a rolled steel joist and a
stainless steel welded mesh cage.
Hainford Stratton Road an outbuilding to business premises was entered by
force, items stolen includes frozen food from 2 freezers.
Foulsham Reepham Road theft of 9 goslings from a field.
Woodbastwick Slad Lane theft of a pedal cycle
Frettenham Hall Lane wooden trailer stolen from a property.
Strumpshaw Buckenham Road a caravan was entered by forcing the door; Alcohol
has been removed from a cupboard and items of crockery stolen.
Wroxham Beech Road theft of an ornamental cast iron wood burner and a slate
sign with gold writing "No Moorings" Heronby "these were removed from a
garden.
Felthorpe The Street Telephone kiosk the cash box was forced and the
contents stolen.
Salhouse Bell Lane theft of lead from a church roof.
Please always check on your security a property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 19/03/09
This message goes to all my different watches i.e. Home Watch, Business
Watch, School Watch etc just so you can see what is happening in the area
regarding crime etc.Normally each watch will have a message which is
relevant to them but I just thought on this occasion it would be good for
you to see what is happening not only in residential areas but elsewhere.
Aylsham Cawston Road an old farm area which is being renovated was entered
by forcing locks to outbuildings, items stolen includes approx 600 roof
tiles. Honda compressor/generator, a boxed Kangol drill, Challenge grinder.
Rackheath Dobbs Lane a rear garden was entered and a gas barbecue and gas
bottle stolen.
Criminal Damage
Coltishall
Church St, Rectory Road damage to windows to property and the village hall.
Aylsham
Wrench Close, Wade Close
Damage to windows and allotments
Criminal damage to vehicles at Aylsham Cawston Road and Hungate Street
Little Plumstead Kevil Davis Drive.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Home Watch Update 11/03/09
Burglaries
Stratton Strawless Hainford Road entry gained to the property by smashing
glass panel to a door .items stolen includes a laptop.
Aylsham Heydon Road a rear door was forced to gain entry, the garage was
also entered and an industrial concrete mixer stolen.
Wroxham Plattens Court items stolen include documents, cash and computer
equipment.
Woodbastwick Horning Road a window was forced to gain entry, items stolen
includes computer equipment. Exit from the property was via a door which had
the key left in the lock.
Wroxham Church lane a property under construction was entered items stolen
includes tools etc.
Hainford Hall Road a window was smashed to gain entry to the property a
garage was also entered, items stolen includes lawnmower, trimmers and
tools.
Theft from a Motor Vehicle
Reepham Station Road window smashed and a CD player stolen.
Rackheath Wendover Road a black fuel tank was removed from a flat bed lorry
by means of cutting the pipes and steel supports.
Theft of a Motor Vehicle
Rackheath Green Lane West theft of a white ford transit panel van.
Brundall theft of motor cycle
Theft of a Kubota ride on tractor and grass cutter by cutting a chain on a
gate to gain entry to a garden at Reepham Road Foulsham
The grounds of a water tower at Salle was entered and several items of metal
were removed which include inspection chamber covers, propane cylinders and
cast iron inspection valve covers.
Frettenham Road Horstead theft of 2 storm drain covers from the kerbside.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Home Watch Update 25/02/09
BURGLARY
Hevingham Cromer Road
23/02/09 between 12:35pm and 6:55pm a window at the back of the property was
forced to gain entry. Items stolen include cash, jewellery and games
comsole.Exit was made from the property via the back door which had the key
in the lock.
Please check on your security and property mark valuables
Always lock doors and windows,remove the keys and do not leave them on view.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Home Watch Update 6/02/09
Yellow pages are due to commence deliver in the Broadland area on 8th
February 2009
This usually takes 2-3 weeks.
The delivery agents are instructed not to leave directories on view from the
road.
I have been asked to bring to your attention that the public have a duty of
care to make sure that waste taken away is done so by a registered waste
carrier and is going to approved sites.
There are so many cold callers out there selling goods and offering their
services builders, tree surgeons etc etc most are unlikely to be paying tax
etc.Just don't entertain these cold callers.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 27/01/09
Burglaries
Acle
Between Wednesday 21st January and Saturday 24th January 2009 a property at
Mill Lane was entered by smashing a rear kitchen window. Items stolen
include alcohol, French mantle clock, television, china and crystal.
Cawston
Between 8.30am and 8:00pm on Monday 26th January 2009 a property at
Southgate was entered by forcing a rear door. Items stolen include laptop,
cash, credit cards and jewellery.
Please remind your neighbours to check on their security.
Property mark valueables
Don't entertain cold callers.
Please look out for the elderly and vulnerable members of your community.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 07/01/09
Happy New Year
This is a brief update for you of crimes from the 23rd December 2008 to the
6th January 2009
Aylsham Burgh Road theft from farm outbuildings of quad bike, ride on lawn
mower and 2 chain saws
Lingwood theft from a garden shed of petrol mower and a can of fuel.
Horstead Norwich Road Business premises theft of chain saws also an Echo
petrol engine drill.
Foulsham High Street from a workshop theft of alcohol.
Chapel Lane attempted break-in to a barn.
Great Witchingham Fakenham Road insecure farm buildings were entered 2 bags
containing personal property were stolen.
Lingwood theft from a shed at Lingwood Station.
Acle Old Road and Bridewell Lane theft of light bulbs from displays outside
properties.
9 reports of criminal damage for this period.
Always property mark valuables
Please check on your security especially to garages, sheds and outbuildings.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crimes update for Broadland 02/12/08
Acle Burglary
South Walsham Road Saturday Nov 29th 2008 between 10.30am and 6.35pm
A rear kitchen window was forced to gain entry, items stolen includes cash
and financial documents.
Thorpe St Andrew
Western Avenue entry was gained to the property either by forcing the rear
patio doors, or by reaching through the cat flap and removing the key which
was inside the door in the lock. Items stolen include several items of
jewellery.
Henby Way theft of a cycle left insecure outside the property.
Little Plumstead
Nelson Drive theft of garden tools from an insecure garden.
Marsham
Le-Neve Road
Theft of cycle and washing from a property the shed door was also painted
with graffiti.
Buxton
St Peters Church offender/s have entered the church and stole a British
Legion Standard causing damage to the church wall where the banner was
fixed. Other items have been moved around in the church. This crime was
featured in the media and we understand that the British Legion banner has
been returned to the church.
There have been a number of door step thefts reported milk from outside
properties in Thorpe St Andrew and potatoes in Sprowston.
Once again please remind your neighbours to check on their security and not
to leave keys in locks.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 27th November 2008
Reepham Safer Neighbourhood
Theft of a motor Vehicle from Taverham Road Felthorpe
A white Ford transit van index number J853 LNH was stolen between 19:00 on
26/11/08 and 05:40 on 27/11/08 if you have any information regarding this
crime then please contact PC Barry Cresswell on 0845 456 4567
Cawston
Theft from a motor vehicle at Norwich Road the front of a stereo was stolen.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 25th November 2008
Burglaries
Guistwick
Between 16th November and 23rd November 2008 a property at Hindolveston Road
was entered by forcing the wooden window frames and doors. It is not known
if any items have been stolen as the property is not occupied.
Ringland
Ringland Lane A property was entered by forcing the back door several items
have been stolen which includes washing machine, television, and furniture.
It is not known when this crime took place as the property is a holiday let.
Great Witchingham
The Street from the school theft of lead from the roof.
Aylsham
Cawston Road between 5pm on November 24th and 11.30am on November 25th 2008
Theft of a John Deer tractor colour green.
Haveringland
School Road theft of 50 bales of straw value £150 from farm premises.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime up date Tuesday, 18th November, 2008
Reepham
Bircham Road Reepham from stables theft of several items which includes head
collars, lunge ropes and horse feed.
Theft of Fuel
Upton Prince of Wales Road theft of approx 1100 litres of oil from premises.
Farm premises at Burgh theft of diesel.
Please be aware
On Saturday 15th November a female (aged 50 years height 5ft 4in dark hair
tied back wearing a black skirt, lace up leather ankle boots, soft leather
bag and a large mole under her right eye) called at a property in Buxton
offering tablecloths and cushions covers for sale for £40 which the occupant
agreed to buy. The female then entered the property having offered a reading
and stated normally she charged £500 but would only charge £300.When the
occupant of the property said she didn't have that kind of money the female
asked the occupant to go and get it. The victim then went to Aylsham to get
the money. A small black older vehicle possibly a fiesta or Corsa was parked
nearby
There have been several reports of people being approached outside stores
and in car parks selling jewellery.
These are just 2 incidents that have been brought to the attention of
Trading Standards and the Police.
Just do not entertain cold callers and do not buy or sell at the door or in
the street.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update Thursday, 14th November, 2008
General Warning
As we are fast approaching the festive season please just be aware
Police are warning shoppers in Norwich to be mindful of pick-pockets whilst
Christmas shopping following a slight rise in the number of purse thefts.
Please take simple measures to protect your personal possessions.
Beware who is around you.
Keep you bag zipped up.
Be mindful of people bumping into you.
Be vigilant when using a cash machine.
Don't keep your PIN (Personal Identification Number) in your purse with your
cards.
Don't carry large amounts of money all the time.
Make sure you keep the details of how to cancel your cards separate from
your purse in case you need it.
It cost very little to insure all of you cards which will also include
passport drivers license etc.
A shoulder bag secured over the opposite shoulder with the zip or flap next
to your body is a good idea.
As I was a victim of this crime about this time last year I am very
cautious. I take my time when paying for items and I make certain that my
purse and cards are safely put away in my hand bag. My cards I have in a
separate wallet for cards which are in a zip pocket inside by bag and the
purse in another separate zipped pocket in my bag.
I might hold a queue up for a few more minutes but once this has happened to
you you would not want to go through the trauma and inconvenience again.
For example I had to wait well into the New Year before I received new bank
cards because of the Christmas and New Year holidays
We are away that not all people are reporting their purses stolen, thinking
that they have just misplaced it. If you do loose your purse or wallet
whilst out shopping please report it immediately to Norfolk Police.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update Thursday, 4th November, 2008
Burglary Reepham
Between 3pm on Thursday 30th October and 8:30am on Friday 31st October 2008
at the Old Brewery House Hotel Market Place.
Offender/s entered the hotel they went into an internal office and stole a
Mikomi 14in boxed television.
If you have any information regarding this crime then please contact PC Paul
Cook at Aylsham Police Station on 0845 456 4567
Please always property mark valuables
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update Thursday, 14 October, 2008
Over the last 2 weeks Norfolk Constabulary has received several reports of a
male in a white van loitering near and around school premises in the Norfolk
Area. The male occupant has sort to converse with young children.
The reports have been widespread and descriptions of the vehicle vague,but
with the common theme of being a white van.
We would ask you to reinforce the message to say "NO"
Please we would ask you to remind all children not to talk to strangers and
if they are approached to run away and go to a person that they can trust,
who might be a teacher, parent, shopkeeper, person in uniform etc and tell
them what has happened so that the incident can be reported to the police
ASAP and immediately with as much information as is available.
If an incident is suspected or reported then contact Norfolk Constabulary
using the 999 system where appropriate.
The Police will then provide an appropriate response to each incident.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 And where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update Thursday, 2 October, 2008
Cold Callers
Great Witchingham Fakenham Road
Today 2nd October at lunch time a male called at the back of a property he
was confronted by the occupant as he was looking through a window, he said
he had just sold a duvet to a neighbour.He was very persistent with trying
to get the occupant to purchase a duvet but eventually left.
Description aged about 50 5ft 8in tall with thick black hair and heavy
rimmed glasses he was wearing dark trousers and spoke with a Yorkshire
accent.
The Vehicle was a dark coloured Vauxhall Vetra index number R496 XMJ
If you have any information regarding duvets being offered for sale or this
male and this vehicle then please contact Norfolk Police.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 22nd September, 2008
These crimes cover rural Broadland Safer Neighbourhoods of Reepham Aylsham
and Acle
Burglaries
Buxton
An attempt was made to enter a property at Stracey Road by forcing a door
which was not successful.
Reepham
Allotments Norwich Road a lock to a shed was forced to gain entry and can of
petrol stolen.
Strumpshaw
Theft from an insecure garage of a Honda motor cycle
Booton
The Street
Theft from a secure shed of a John Deere ride on mower, grass strimmer and
Honda lawnmower.
South Walsham
Village Hall a shed at the rear of the hall was forced to gain entry damage
was caused to items inside.
Freethorpe
Village Hall damaged was caused to a door which could have been an attempt
to gain entry to the property.
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Nursery Close Acle, Prince Of Wales Road, The Green, Marsh Road Upton, The
Street Blofield, Brick Kiln Road Heveningham and Glebe Way Horstead.
Theft of Motor Vehicle
Burgh Road and Banningham Road Aylsham, Reepham Road Foulsham, Ringland lane
Weston Longville, Levine Close Brundall
Other thefts
Great Witchingham Heath Lane from and unlock barn theft of extractor fans
Aylsham Hungate Street theft of a pedal cycle.
Acle Hillcrest theft of 2 dogs from a garden English long haired Springer
4years old name TAZ and a Labrador golden retriever name Shaggy 4/5 months
old both chipped
Criminal Damage 25 reported incidents for the area for this period.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Subject: 15/08/08
Norfolk Constabulary are receiving reports after suspected rogue traders
have been calling at several addresses throughout the county selling
pressure washers and generators.
Numerous calls have been received
Such traders often ask for cash upfront, and don't offer the entitled 7-day
cancellation rights.
Anyone experiencing problems with traders, or needing further advice can
call the National Consumer helpline Consumer Direct on 0845 404 0506
As you are aware Broadland is a very safe area to live here is the crimes
which have occurred over the last 2 days.
With your help let's keep it so.
Crostwick North Walsham Road
A field was entered and 500/600 partridges stolen
Honingham
The Street at club premises a shed was entered by force and a lawn mower
stolen which is a 24" Tournament petrol mower.
Theft of 2 pints of milk from a door step at Broom Avenue Thorpe St Andrew.
Property mark valuables.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Subject: 01/08/08
Norfolk Constabulary would ask you to be vigilant and to be aware of
vehicles and persons gathering in large numbers in remote areas of the
county. Especially Farm land and Industrial estates. It is possible that a
large Rave is being planned.
We would ask you to report any suspicious activity immediately to Norfolk
Police with details of person/s and vehicles with index numbers if possible,
and if possible with approx numbers gathering and the location details so
the police can act quickly to stop any illegal activity from taking place in
the county.
Please contact Norfolk police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call
Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Broadland Home Watch for period 16th July
to 23rd July 2008
Woodbastwick Burglary
Slade lane a ground floor kitchen window was forced to gain entry to the
property, a 37 inch Plasma TV has been stolen. The property was also entered
a week ago.
Marsham
The Street theft of 4 solar lights from a drive way.
Acle
South Walsham Road theft of approx one third of a tank of heating oil
situated at the rear of a garden.
Honingham
In grounds of Hall Farm an attempt was made to force a door to a garage to
gain entry.
Theft from a motor vehicle
Hellesdon
Middleton lane theft of the bonnet from silver Peugeot 206
Thorpe St Andrew Hansell Road theft of house/car keys from an insecure
vehicle.
Theft of a motor vehicle
Newton St Faiths Newton Street
A moped was stolen from a front garden it was later found across the road in
a driveway to an empty house.
Sprowston
Libra Court Theft of a pedal cycle
These are crimes relevant to Broadland Home Watch for the past week.
As you can see we live in a very safe area with your help lets keep it so.
Broadland safer neighbourhood teams are taking positive action to pre-empt
any increase in vandalism and other anti-social behaviour during the summer
holidays. Supported by partner agencies, they will take positive action to
prevent vandalism and anti-social behaviour and enforce the law if offences
are revealed.
They will for example reassure residents by increasing patrols in hotspot
areas, notifying parents of any anti-social behaviour and confiscate alcohol
from children.
We would ask you to report anything suspicious and especially report if you
see children, youths or person/s that should not be on school grounds.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s and index numbers
of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update 10/7/08
CAR CRIMES
Hevingham Brick Kiln Road theft of 600 litres of fuel oil from 2 Lorries at
a yard.
Frettenham Birbeck Way the driver's window was smashed to gain entry.
Nothing appears to have been stolen. The Sat/Nav cradle had been left in the
vehicle.
Aylsham Hungate Street theft of hub caps from a Peugeot 206.
Horsham St Faiths West Lane theft of CD player and CDs there was no signs of
a forced entry.
Mill Street a side window to a Renault panel van was smashed and a Tom Tom
Sat/Nav system stolen
Hellesdon Hasting Avenue a side window to a Tipper van was forced to gain
entry. The Sat/Nav system was ripped from the dashboard causing damage
Sprowston Burma Road Theft of hubcaps from a Ford Ka hatchback.
Theft of Motor Vehicles
Taverham Nightingale Drive from a communal car park theft of a silver Ford
Fiesta hatchback index no L928 MEH
Horsham St Faith Southwell Road from business premises theft of a white
Mitsubishi moped index no X432 NHK
Reepham Church Hill theft of a motor bike this was later found in Bar Lane,
petrol had been taken and the petrol tank tap damaged.
Always remove valuables from your vehicle if this is not possible then lock
them away out of sight in the boot, always property mark valuables.
If you have a Sat/Nav system always remove this from view when the vehicle
is left unattended and remove the suction marks from the window and
dashboard. This is the give away signs that you have a sat/Nav.
If you have any information regarding this crime then please contact Norfolk
Police.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 13/5/08
Theft of Heating oil and diesel
There have been 15 reported incidents of this crime in the Broadland area
since the being of this year.
Domestic properties farms and commercial properties have been targeted.
Please look at your security.
Thieves will want to get their vehicle as near to the tank as possible. So
by taking some crime prevention measures then you can stop yourself from
becoming the next victim.
Ensure that your tank is in a position that access to it can be restricted
i.e. locked gates.
Not hidden from view easily seen from other properties nearby.
Control switches should be located in a secure building and the electricity
supply turned off when the tank is not in use.
Good security lighting.
A good quality locking device should be fitted to all fuel tanks such as a
high quality shackle padlock.
A metal cage or fencing around the tank.
Drive way alarms are available from myself at Sprowston Police Station
priced at £20
If you would like further information regarding Crime Prevention then please
call Norfolk Constabulary and ask for the Crime Prevention Officer for your
area.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 8/5/08
Hevingham Cromer Road theft of a trailer.
Theft of electric fencing from around a field at Weston Longville.
Garden furniture has been stolen from an insecure garden at Glebe Way
Horstead.
Theft of £900 of heating oil from a village hall at Hainford.
Please be aware of door to door persons selling fish.
There have been several reports, one yesterday in the Broadland area where a
male and female called on an elderly lady.
The lady felt forced to purchase 10 bags of fish from them at £10.80 a bag
and the male asked for a cheque for £145.
Trading Standards are aware and would ask you to contact them immediately if
you are approached or see these people in your area with descriptions and
vehicle registrations on 0845 404 0506
Once again don't entertain cold caller.
Also I must remind you to make your neighbours aware of the importance on
securing their property when they are out in the garden.
I have available driveway alert monitors these can be purchase from myself
at Sprowston Police Station priced £20
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Advice & Crime update 24th April 2008
HEATING OIL AND SCRAP METAL THEFTS
Wroxham
Scrap metal and boat batteries have been stolen from a boat yard at Norwich
Road.
Sprowston
Salhouse Road theft of copper piping .The offender was disturbed on site by
Police Officers.
Foulsham
Theft of a copper cylinder from a garden at Station Road. This had been left
in the garden for several years.
Cawston
Holt Road approx half a ton of lorry radiators were stolen from behind a
garage, also 2 stove doors in cast metal.
Your rubbish has a scrap value so don't let other people benefit from it.
They may have already been on your property and had a look around so please
deter them from coming back by securing your premises and property.
If you would like a crime prevention officer to call and give you advice on
your security them please call Norfolk Police and ask for the Crime
Reduction officer for your area.
Reepham
Theft of 1000 litres of heating oil from premises at Pettywell.
Drayton
Theft of lead from a church roof at School Road Drayton.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Advice & Crime update 14th March 2008
GARAGES, SHEDS & GARDEN SECURITY
Spring is here Easter is just around the corner.
Now is the time when we venture outside so give some thought to the
valuables you have in the garden, the shed and garage.
What security do you have in place?
Sheds if there is a window secure it also obscure it with a blind or net
curtain.
It may not always be appropriate to fit a heavy-duty padlock hasp and
staples as the shed door and frame may not be strong enough to support them.
There is a range of smaller but sturdy padlocks, padbolts, hasps and staples
that would be suitable. Always use coach-bolt fixings through the door
frame.
A small shed alarm could also be fitted.
Garages
Wooden double leaf doors, again preferable to secure the doors with a
heavy-duty hasp and staple, coach bolts through the doors, together with a
closed shackle padlock.
Up and Over Garage doors
It is probably best not to rely solely on the centre lock provided. Fit a
hasp and staple, together with a padlock. There are also mortice locks
specially designed for garages doors that engage into the side frame.
Garden Security.
The most vulnerable part of the house is at the rear which is via an
insecure garden
According to the 1996 British Crime survey some 60% of all domestic
burglaries took place via the rear or side windows and doors, this is the
national average.
Check on your fencing especially since the strong winds.
Install a gate with a secure lock; lock tools etc away in a secure shed or
garage.
Items such as ladders chain to a secure structure with a strong padlock.
Borders can be planted with 'unfriendly' shrubs i.e. Pyracantha, Berberis,
Hawthorn, Gorse, Holly, and Mahonia just to mention a few.
Install security lighting
Also don't forget to property mark al of your items.
At Newton St faiths Newton Close on the 8th March 2008 a rear garden was
entered and entry gained to a shed. Approx £5000 of fishing tackle was
stolen.
If you require any crime prevention advice then please contact Norfolk
Police and ask for the crime Prevention Officer for your area.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111Crime update for Rural Broadland
From 18th February to March 3rd 2008
Burglaries
RACKHEATH
Green Lane West and Burton Drive.
Items stolen include cash and jewellery.
Please advise your neighbours on their security to their properties and make
them aware the importance of not leaving keys around and on view and to
remove them from the door locks.
Theft from Garages sheds and outbuildings.
Brundall Lackford Close, Whitwell, Norwich Road Reepham and school grounds
South Walsham Road Acle
Items stolen includes an outboard motor, cordless drills and chainsaw.
Stolen from a field at Prince of Wales Road Upton an energizer and car
battery.
Frettenham Road Horstead theft of a twin axle Elddis Tynedale caravan.
Foulsham Reepham Road stolen from a compound in field 9 Gloucestershire old
spot piglets.
Theft from Motor vehicles.
3 reported incidents.
Theft of Motor Vehicles.
3 reported incidents 2 of which were mopeds.
19 reported incidents of criminal damage for this period
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567, and where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 15th January
2008
GENERAL WARNINGS
BOGUS CALLERS /SCRAP METAL THEFTS
Please always check identity of person/s who you are not expecting who calls
at your address, even when they are wearing any type of uniform which you
might recognize. Ask for their ID card or close the door immediately and ask
them to put their card through the letterbox. Phone the appropriate company,
if they are genuine they will still be waiting outside after you have made
the call.
As you are aware bogus callers come in all disguises and throughout the
country we have had reports of bogus caller saying they are from the Water
Board, Police Officers etc.
For more information on Home Security Services in Norfolk please call 0844
800 8014
Or call Norfolk Police and ask for the Community Safety Dept for your area.
Lead flashing has been removed from a school building at Middleton's Lane
Hellesdon.
The Green Weston Longville premises were entered and metal stolen the same
premises were entered at the beginning of January.
We would urge you to be vigilant and remind you again of the value thieves
see in scrap metal. If you leave items insecure this make your property
vulnerable.
Once again I would ask you to
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 And where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland, 6th December 2007
PLEASE
BE AWARE
Of a Mercedes pick up truck coloured a dirty blue index no L106 VTR with 2
males on board looking for scrap. Norfolk Police are keen to know the where
a bouts of this vehicle and its occupants so if it is seen in your
neighbourhood then please contact the Police immediately.
We are fast approaching the festive season please be vigilant
Here are 12 crime prevention tips for Christmas.
1. Check on your security this Christmas make life difficult for the
criminal.
2. Stop-Chain - Check before you let anyone into your property.
3 . Always keep your valuables safe
4. Install time switches to light your home.
5. Check that windows and doors are locked also garages/sheds and
outbuildings.
6. Property mark valuables, don't forget your mobile phone.
7. Do not carry to much cash; keep cheque book and cards separate.
8. Secure your car and keep Christmas presents and goodies out of sight.
9. Tell your neighbour if you are going away.
10. End the evening on a safe note. Don't drink and drive.
11. Make sure you know what you are drinking.
12. Plan your journey, use a recognized taxi company, and travel in a group
if you can.
Let's make the Festive season an unhappy time for the criminal element.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 And where possible descriptions of person/s
and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland, 6th November 2007.
Burglaries
Salhouse Topcliffe Avenue entry was gained to the loft area of the property
by climbing on a wheelie bin then tiles removed and the felt cut, nothing
appears to have been stolen.
Felthorpe Reepham Road entry gained by smashing glass patio door, items were
stolen from the house and a ride on lawn mower stolen from the garage.
Horstead Norwich Road .Rear conservatory doors were forced to gain entry
items stolen includes jewellery and watches.
Theft from garages Blofield Yarmouth Road, Panxworth South Walsham Road,
Coltishall Westbourne Road.
Other Thefts
Foulsham Old School Road cans of red diesel stolen from outside a property.
Hevingham from a farm theft of horse tack.
Brick Kiln Road theft of 11 Koi fish from a pond in the front garden.
There has been an increase in theft of pedal cycles in most cases these have
been left
Insecure.
7 report incidents of theft from motor vehicles from 17th Oct 2007
2 thefts of motor vehicles
31 incidents of criminal damage have been reported from the 17th Oct 2007
Once again I would remind you to not entertain cold callers. It has been
brought to our attention that person/s have been calling on residents
regarding replacement windows. They use hard sales tactics and could be
using a ford pickup truck.
Please always report anything suspicious with descriptions of person/s and
vehicle registration numbers immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567
or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
CRIME UP DATE FOR RURAL BROADLAND
From 1st Sept to 14th Sept 2007
Burglaries
Reepham Brewery lane a property which is being renovated was entered via
rear patio doors and tools stolen.
Blofield Weston Close entry was gained to the rear of the property via a
passage way, an attempt was made to force a wooden garage door.
Hevingham Brick Kiln Road a wood shed was entered and diesel stolen.
Foulsham Theft of Aylesbury ducks from a field at Reepham Road.
Schools
A quantity of lead was removed from schools at Aylsham Road Cawston and
North Street Blofield
Rackheath theft of partridges from pens at Muck Lane
Great Witchingham Hall Walk screws to 3meter gates have been removed.
As you can see from these crimes lead/scrap metal and livestock are being
targeted please be vigilant.
Car crime once again we are seeing vehicles being left insecure and with
valuables on view this has been brought to my attention and the area which
has been course for concern is Brundall and the surrounding areas
Theft of a motor vehicle Ford Focus hatchback index no V612 FEX this was
stolen from a drive way at Church Road Booton if you have any information
regarding this crime then Pc 1054 Barrie Cresswell would like to hear from
you at Aylsham Police Station
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 And where possible descriptions of
person/s and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 24th August 2007
Guestwick theft from a garage
Wood Dalling an attempt was made to enter a workshop
Aylsham Norwich Road 2 new dwellings were entered by smashing the
coloured leaded glass in the front doors and 2 gas boilers were stolen.
Felthorpe theft from garden shed and from Taverham road theft of garden
lights
Horstead Stanninghall Lane theft of piglets
Brundall Finch Way theft of pedal cycle from a front garden
Theft of Game Birds
Heydon theft of a number of game birds and feeder units from woods.
Frettenham pheasants were stolen from an Estate
Theft from motor vehicles
Aylsham, Brundall, Blofield Lingwood, Freethorpe, the Plumsteads,
Reedham, Salle, Marsham and Horstead
Vehicles have been left insecure and valuables left on display.
Please always check on your security and where possible if you have an
space in your garage then just take the time to secure your vehicle there.
21 incidents of criminal damage have been reported from the 7th August
2007
Please always report anything suspicious with descriptions of person/s
and vehicle registration numbers immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456
4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555
111
Update 7th August 2007
This is a brief crime up date for all of the Broadland area as I have
been away on leave.
Please remind your neighbours to secure their properties not only when
they are out but especially when they are inside watching the television
etc etc and not to leave keys on view but safely stored away.
BURGLARIES residential properties
THORPE ST ANDREW Gargle Hill
HELLESDON 2 properties in Middleton's lane, Woodland Road, Brandon Close,
Drayton Wood Road Windsor Road.
THORPE END Barkers Way
AYLSHAM Yaxleys Lane, Swan Close
UPTON Cargate Lane
GREAT WITCHINGHAM Hall Walk
BURGLARIE OTHER THAN A DWELLING
SPROWSTON St Marys Grove
TAVERHAM Taverham Road the School
THORPE ST ANDREW Bungalow Lane
REEDHAM Beckhithe Farms Hall
CAWSTON Stump Cross Farm
BUSINESS PREMISES
SPROWSTON Roundtree Way
THORPE ST ANDREW Griffin Lane and Broadland Business Park Cranley Road
HAINFORD Hall Road
CAWSTON Holt Road
MORETON ON THE HILL Ringland Lane
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
BURLINGHAM St Andrews Church car park theft of a handbag
FELTHORPE Hall Lane
SALHOUSE car park at Salhouse Broads
THORPE ST ANDREW Independent Way, Royalist Drive
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and registrations of vehicles.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Update 13th July 2007
BUXTON
AYLSHAM ROAD yesterday lunch time 12/07/07 a female parked her vehicle in
the drive way of an elderly ladies property and started to look around the
garden. She was approached by the lady and said she had things to sell
from her vehicle. The lady stated that she had no money and was concerned
that the female was looking around her property.
Description of female 5ft 7in tall very long dark wavy hair no
description of clothing the vehicle was a small white van index no V641
SEG
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and registrations of vehicles.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Update 3rd July 2007
Please be aware
PDSA is a veterinary charity, caring for the pets of people in need.
Flyers and black collection bags are being distributed in the Norwich
area appealing for donations for the above charity.
These are not genuine the correct bags for this charity are coloured PINK
with the PDSA logo and have the registered charity number .They are also
delivered and collected by a member of staff with identification and
would be in the charities van which is dark blue with the PDSA logo on the
side.
If you are in doubt please contact the shop manager on 01603 619126
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 And where possible descriptions of
person/s and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
GENERAL WARNING 12th June 2007
I must once again make you aware of the importance of not entertaining
Cold Callers especially those offering gardening, repairs, household
services or offering to remove scrap materials.
This is also the time of year when we see an influx of people attending
Events throughout the County please check on your security especially
secure items that are left outside i.e. trailers/Horse trailers, Horse
tack, ride on lawn mowers and tools etc.
Norfolk Police are requesting for information and sightings of a White
Ford Escort van registration no K887 YOH with descriptions of the driver
and passenger/s please call with this information stating that it is in
answer to a Ringmaster message.
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
Heath Close .Shrublands Horsford, Newton Street Newton St Faiths.
Cavalier Close, Whitlingham Lane Thorpe St Andrew. All these crimes could
have been avoided if the owners had taken the time to remove items left on
view i.e. handbag, purse, and flight bag. Some of these crimes occurred in
Home Watch areas please would you remind you neighbours to always remove
items from view in a vehicle it not able then lock them away in the boot
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and registrations of vehicles.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
GENERAL WARNING 10th June 2007
We are seeing an increase in theft of scrap metal and person/s calling at
properties and businesses wanting to purchase scrap metal. There have also
been leaflets distributed in the Broadland area offering to buy scrap
metal and asking for the leaflet to be displayed if you have nothing to
sell. Once again I would advise you not to entertain cold callers please
be vigilant and security conscious. I would hope you would advise your
neighbours accordingly.
If they do call in your area the Police would be grateful for information
regarding descriptions of person/s and vehicle registrations.
Trading Standards are always keen to have information about this type of
leaflet please telephone them on 0845 404 0506
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and registrations of vehicles.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crimes update for the 31/05/07
Burglaries
Rectory Road Horstead
Hamilton Close South Walsham this was a distraction burglary the elderly
lady answered the door to a male who stated he wanted to check her water.
He was let into the property and looked at the pipes under the sink. She
watched him leave with a second man .Later it was found that money was
missing from a handbag and a drawer in a bedroom had been disturbed.
A portocabin at a site at Wood Dalling Road Reepham was entered
A ride on Lawn mower and other items were stolen from farm premises at
Weston Hall Road Weston Longville
A ride on lawn mower was also stolen from Upgate Swannington
An attempted theft of a ride on lawn mower from property at Frettenham
Theft of plastic fencing and electric cable at Hassingham this has been
happening over the past 2 weekends please be vigilant.
A mixer was stolen from Chapel Road Lingwood
A petrol strimmer was stolen from a garden at Bexfield Drive Foulsham.
Theft from motor vehicles
The Street Brundall.Farm at Weston Longville, Cawston Road Cawston,
Robins Lane Reepham, Hall at Strumpshaw
There were 11 reported incidents of criminal damage reported for Rural
Broadland between 17th May to date.
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and registrations of vehicles.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
CRIME UPDATE 17th May 2007
A brief update of crimes for Rural Broadland for the last 2 weeks as I
have been on Holiday
BURGLARIES
Cawston Road Aylsham, Bilney Lane Felthorpe, Barkers Way Thorpe End
Burglary other than a dwelling
Stables at Rectory Road Weston Longville
Corpusty Road Wood Dalling
Cromer Road Hevingham
School at School Road Lingwood
BUSINESS PREMISES
Earl Road Rackheath
Shepherds Business Park Norwich Road Lenwade
An unlocked scrap yard at Lenwade was entered a skip lorry and skip
containing cast aluminum was stolen this was later found empty and the
lorry found in Norwich.
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Cawston Road, Ollands Road, School Road Reepham
Bridewell lane Acle
Broads's lane South Walsham
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 And where possible descriptions of
person/s and index numbers of vehicles please.
Alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 18th April 2007
Burglary
Aylsham Howard Way entry was gained via forcing a patio door items stolen
includes jewellery.
Repeat crime at Heydon a number of tiles have been removed from a barn
roof
Bird scares have been stolen from a field at Marsham.
Foulsham an electric fence has been unclipped and 16 geese 3 ganders and
20 to 30 chickens have been stolen from a field at Reepham Road
Felthorpe Reepham Road windows were smashed at a barn to gain access. The
barn is currently being converted into dwellings
Rackheath Green Lane a property which is not been habitable for some
years has been entered by removing a door some items have been stolen
.The property is in a remote area.
Hevingham Brick Kiln Lane a chain to a gate has been cut to gain access
to a field a 15 hand Bay Mare called Sheena has been stolen. The mare has
a small white dot on her nearside rear hoof. The mare is in foal and is do
to go into foal on Sun .The mare is valued at around #5000 and the foal
#3000.If you have any information regarding this crime please contact P.c
Mark Hagon at Aylsham Police Station on 0845 456 4567
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Church Road Reedham, Green Lane Horstead, Fakenham Road Great Witchingham
This includes diesel siphon from a tank and number plate stolen.
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and index numbers of any
vehicles.Altenatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800
555111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 13th March 2007
Theft at Heydon between 27/02/07 and 01/03/07 approx.200 red roof tiles
have been removed from a barn roof .If you have any information regarding
this crime or have been offered these tiles to buy then P.C Alan Wootton
at Aylsham Police Station on 0845 456 4567 would like to hear from you.
Aylsham
01/03/07 theft of a 4berth caravan from a driveway at Oakfield Road this
is a white colour with a red/burgundy stripe along the side. The serial no
is SG4SOOOCM60630642
Information regarding this crime please once again to P.c Alan Wootton
Foulsham
05/03/07 a field was entered at Reepham Road a silver coloured 2 wheeled
single axle trailer with a high mesh tailboard has been stolen.
Information regarding this crime please to P.c Mark Hagon at Aylsham
Police Station
Coltishall
01/03/07 Great Hautbois Road theft of a handbag from a property.
Tuttington
07/03/07 Aylsham Road theft from a shed of a chainsaw, child's bike and
fishing equipment
Since the being of this month there have been 5 thefts from motor
vehicles
The Green Upton.
Springfield Acle
Ray Bond Way Aylsham
Car Park Station Road Reepham
Mill Road Marsham
Please check on your security and always report anything suspicious
immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 and where possible please
note descriptions of person/s and registrations of vehicles.
Alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime Update 2nd March 2007
LITTLE PLUMSTEAD
BROAD LANE Theft of a caravan
Between 6:00pm on 26/02/07 & 8:30am on 27/02/07
Entry was gained to the premises by cutting a chain to a gate. A lock was
cut off the caravan to remove it.
Have you had any Cold Callers in your area asking if you have any items
for sale if so please let Norfolk Police have the details.
This is in answer to a Ringmaster message from Broadland
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
Where possible please note descriptions of person/s and registrations of
vehicles.
Update:- 30th January 2007
BURGLARY AYLSHAM
Between 11am on Fri 12/01/07 and 11.15pm on Sun 28/01/07
A property at Blickling Road was entered. Offender/s gained entry to the
property by forcing a ground floor window. Items stolen include jewellery
watches and a Panasonic video camera.
Also five Royal Doulton Figurines which are named Silks and Ribbons,
Biddy Pennyfarthing, Favourite, Lynne and Crinoline Lady.
If you have any information regarding this crime please contact DC Robert
Devlin at North Walsham Police Station on 0845 456 4567
Please also be aware
At Catton Court Old Catton a lady answered the door to a male who asked
if he could wash his hands after having changed a tyre.When he was inside
the property he then asked for a drink which distracted the lady. Later
the occupant found that her purse had been stolen. Once again please make
your neighbours aware not to entertain Cold Callers.
Car Crime
These can be avoided as I have mentioned in previous messages please can
you make your neighbours aware so that they are not the next victims of
the opportunists.
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
Updates:- 19th January 2007
ROGUE TRADERS
In the light of the severe weather which we experienced yesterday
Thursday 18th January 2007
Please do not entertain cold callers looking for business. Perhaps saying
they can fix loose tiles and cut down unsafe trees and even clear up
debris, Just to mention some scenarios.
Please look out for your elderly neighbours at this time and if possible
check on their property for them.
Please always use reputable tradesmen.
You can call Norfolk County Council Home Call on 01603 495109 who have
details of reputable tradesmen in the area or visit their website
www.norfolkhomecall.org
Recently an elderly gentleman at St Andrews Avenue Thorpe St Andrew had
work done by cold callers and was charge an extortionate amount of money
to clear out some guttering.
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
Where possible please note descriptions of person/s and registrations of
vehicles.
Crime Update 16 January 2007
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
Since December 23rd 2006 to January 16th 2007
There have been 68 thefts from motor vehicles throughout Broadland
The Urban area 61 crimes were reported.
The areas most targeted have been Thorpe St Andrew, Taverham, Drayton,
Hellesdon, Old Catton, and Sprowston.
Rural Lingwood, Acle Frettenham, Stratton Strawless, Coltishall, Salle
It appears that no area has escaped
Most of these crimes could have been avoided I am amazed reading the
reports that vehicle owners are not taking necessary precautions. For
example vehicles have been left unlocked valuables left on view sportsbags,
laptops, handbags I could go on.
Please once again please make your neighbours aware.
Just because the vehicle is parked in their driveway their vehicle will
not be targeted how untrue is this, it is no excuse to leave it insecure
and valuable items left on view.
Don't leave items on view always remove them from the vehicle or lock
them away in the boot.
Make certain the vehicle is locked and always park in a well light area.
When unloading your shopping etc from the vehicle don't leave it
unattended and unlocked whilst you go indoors.
At the end of the day theses crimes have been committed by the
opportunist so please make it difficult for them.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime Update 30th November 2006
BURGLARIES SOUTH WALSHAM
Wymer Lane whilst the occupants were away a property was entered by using
a ladder to gain access to a window which was forced. It is not known what
items have been stolen.
Panxworth Road a climbing frame was used to climb up to a window which
was forced a jewellery box from the window sill was stolen. It is possible
that the offender was disturbed by the occupant.
Hevingham
The Street a property was entered via an unlocked back door whilst the
occupant was in the lounge watch TV a handbag and a canvas bag left on a
worktop in the kitchen was stolen.
Cawston
Business Premises at a Poultry Farm
A utility window was forced computer equipment was stolen from a rear
office.
Marsham
High Street a rear door was forced cash and documents were stolen.
Heydon
The Street an attempt was made to enter a garden shed.
We are fast approaching the Festive season when we will sometimes be away
from our properties please take all the necessary precautions and always
make certain a neighbour or friend knows you are away.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111
Updates 24th November 2006
COLD CALLERS
We are seeing an increase in people reporting companies to the Police
saying they are using bully boy tactics and asking inappropriate
questions. Several companies have been brought to our attention. They
include phone companies, Home improvement, Paving and drive way
specialists.
Don't entertain cold callers always use reputable companies or go on
recommendation from someone you know.
We have also been advised that there have been a lot of leaflets posted
through letterboxes or posters throughout the Broadland area advertising
different companies once again only use reputable companies and those
recommended to you.
If you are concerned with a company and it is not a Police matter then
call Trading Standards advice unit on 0845 703 4599
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
BUXTON CROWN ROAD
Crown Road between 3am and 3.15am today 23rd Nov 2006 a business premises
was entered and a quantity of cigarettes stolen. The offender drove off in
a Ford Fiesta which had been stolen from Norwich and was later found burnt
out in Norwich.
BURGLARY HEMBLINGTON
Hall Road between 7.30am&5pm on Wednesday 22nd Nov 2006
An attempted was made to enter the property by forcing open the rear UPVC
French doors unsuccessfully. The offender/s then removed tiles from the
roof and gained entry to the loft space to enter the property via the loft
hatch. Items stolen include documents, jewellery and a Phillips 37" LCD
television. If you have any information regarding this crime please
contact Dc Gary Fisher at North Walsham Police Station.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY WROXHAM
Norwich Road between 7.30am &5.30pm on Tuesday 21st Nov 2006
A kitchen window was smashed to gain entry; also locks to garden sheds
were forced. It is possible that the offender/s were disturbed by the
presence of a Staffordshire terrier hence nothing was stolen. If you have
any information regarding this crime please contact Dc Glen Taylor at
North Walsham Police Station.
FELTHORPE
The Street between 5pm on the 17th Nov and 3pm on the 18th Nov 2006 a
property being renovated was entered several outbuildings were broken into
items stolen includes copper and Waste from a skip.
Theft of Koi Carp from a garden pond at Bulwer Close Buxton.
Theft of copper lightning protection tape from a site at The Windle Acle
Theft of Aluminum track panels from a farm at Weston Longville
Please always report incidents and any suspicious immediately to Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously
on 0800 555 111
Crime Update 18th November 2006
WALKIN BURGLARY AT BRUNDALL
The Close Between 2.15pm and 4pm on Mon 13th Nov 2006 .Whilst the
occupant was mowing the front lawn person/s entered the house via an
unlocked back door, a handbag was stolen from a chair the bag containing
cash, mobile phone, spectacles and gift vouchers,
If you have any information regarding this crime please contact Dc Nick
Gatwood at CID at North Walsham Police Station.
SOUTH WALSHAM
Panxworth Road between 8am and 6.45pm on Fri 10th Nov 2006 a rear door
was forced to the property, items stolen includes cigarettes and
jewellery.
Information regarding this crime please to Dc Gary Fisher at North
Walsham CID
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLES
HAINFORD Chapel Road and Cromer Road
CAWSTON Buxton Road and Cawston Road
HEVINGHAM Westgate
FELTHORPE Holt Road
Please always report incidents and any suspicious immediately to Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously
on 0800 555 111
Crime Update 15th November 2006
BEWARE BOGUS CHARITY COLLECTORS
Check the identity of the Charity Collectors
A Health Centre has received a telephone call from someone claiming to be
from Kids Konnect Charity who was raising money to take a group of
children suffering from cancer to Wales for sledging before Christmas and
it would cost £40 to sponsor each child. Someone would call later that day
to collect donations. A charity registration number was given and the
centre checked this out and found this did not tie up.
A male called later described as mid 30's 5ft 7in tall mousey brown hair
with full wavy fringe wearing an anorak. No money was handed over.
Kids Konnect registered Charity has confirmed that the telephone call and
the male who attended is nothing to do with them.
Please always report incidents and any suspicious immediately to Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously
on 0800 555 111
BURGLARIES:- Updated 9th November 2006
Aylsham between 9am and 8pm Friday 27th Oct a property at Sankence was
entered by forcing a door. Items stolen include a bag containing keys
diaries and various electronic organizers. If you have any information
regarding this crime please contact Dc Nick Gatward at North Walsham
Police Station.
Strumpshaw
Pack Lane Entry gained to the property by forcing a rear door offender/s
left by unlocking a door with a key left in the lock then used a ladder
left in the garden to climb over a back fence it is not know if any items
are missing as the owners are away at present
Aylsham
Rippingal Road An empty property was entered by bathroom window.
Buxton
Mill Street whilst the owners have been away an attempt was made to enter
the property by trying to force the patio doors
Foulsham
Station Road a pair of derelict houses were entered and tools and a
generator stolen.
Aylsham Cawston Road theft of power tools from an unlocked brick built
shed
Hainford Lady's Lane a garage door was forced and items stolen
Reedham Church Road entry was gained to the property via an office window
and items stolen
Foulsham
Foxley Road damage was cause to a tractor in a yard
Wood Dalling
Power packs from near a gate way to a field where horses are kept have
been stolen.
Whitwell a pair of ladders were stolen from a front garden.
Rackheath
Industrial premises at Dewing Road theft of approx3 tonnes of scrap metal
from a yard.
Marsham
High Street theft of an Ifor Williams trailer from an open fronted barn.
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Felthorpe Haveringland Road theft of Handbag left under the seat,
Stratton Strawless window forced stereo and tools stolen, Cawston Clifford
Pye Close vehicle left insecure vehicle excise license stolen, Great
Witching ham Blackwater Lane rear window smashed and handbag stolen
Hainford from premises theft of bodywork items from a vehicle.
Always check on your security to vehicles and never leave valuable items
on view.
Please always report incidents and any suspicious immediately to Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously
on 0800 555 111
Updates 28th
October 2006
BURGLARIES
BUXTON
Church Close
22/10/06 between 3.30pm and 8.15pm a plastic framed kitchen window to
the property was forced to gain entry and items stolen.
Levishaw Close
Between 9.00am on the 22/10/06 and 11.30am on the 25/10/06 a lounge
window to the property was forced to gain entry and items stolen
Coltishall
13/10/06 from business premises at Wroxham Road from an insecure first
floor flat theft of laptop, mobile phone, wallet and cash.
Theft from Sheds and garages and Outbuildings
Reepham Whitwell St theft of chainsaw hedge trimmer and other items
Felthorpe Bilney Road
Marsham Fengate
Cawston Brandiston Road
Oulton Church Farm Works
Freethorpe Reedham Road
Great Witchingham Fakenham Road
Business Premise theft from
Aylsham Red Lion Street
Reepham Market Place forced entry to the premises once inside damage was
caused to several doors to gain entry to the rooms it is not known if
anything was stolen.
Foulsham High Street an attempt was made to enter a shop to steal
tobacco.
Theft of an Ifor Williams trailer at Perry's Lane Cawston.
Items removed from a field at Reepham Road Foulsham.
Theft of a generator from a development at Hospital Lane Little Plumstead
Rectory Road Weston Longville theft of 20 horse rugs and 20 head collars
and leads also a electric fencing unit.
Theft from Motor Vehicle
Banningham Road Alysham, Wood Dalling Road Reepham, St Davids Drive
Thorpe End
Pleas remember to alter your clocks this Saturday 28/10/06 fall back 1
hour and don't forget to change the time clocks on lights etc.
Please always report incidents and any suspicious immediately to Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously
on 0800 555 111
Updates 11th October 2006
Burglaries
Cawston
Armes Court between 18.15 and 20.00 on October 6th 2006 a property was
entered by forcing a ground floor rear window to gain entry, items of
jewellery and cash have been stolen
Aylsham 6th October
Mileham Drive A PVC window to the rear of the property was forced to gain
entry to the property .Items stolen includes jewellery, personal documents
and cash.
Foulsham
Chapel Lane over the weekend a property being constructed was entered by
force, machinery stolen
Great Witchingham 9th October
Blackwater Lane entry was gained to a large front garden by pushing down
a wire netting fence a small wood barn and shed were entered and a ride on
lawnmower was stolen.
Please check on your security to your property
As we are fast approaching the dark nights this is a very good time to
check
Outside security lighting to make certain they are working also to trim
foliage around the area which could stop them working.
Trim hedging which has grown over the Summer months so that it is not
obscuring the view to the front of your property.
Check fencing and gates are secure.
Fit locks to gates sheds and outbuildings
Tidy the garden up and make certain all tools and equipment are stored
and locked away.
Fit time clocks to lights in the property to come on at dusk.
If you need any crime prevention advice please call 0845 456 4567 and ask
for the Crime Prevention Officer for your area.
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
Brief update of crimes
for Rural Broadland 30th September 2006
Burglary
Church Road Great Plumstead
Cricketers Walk Freethorpe
Norwich Road Aylsham
The Green Little Plumstead
Dereham Road Reepham
The Green Woodbastick
Ranworth
Business Premises
Market Place Aylsham
Garden Nursery Woodgate Aylsham
Equestrian Centre Moreton Lane Weston Longville
The Old Airfield Weston Longville
Workshops Ferry Road Woodbastwick
Corpusty Road Wood Dalling
Birds Lane Cawston
Churches
St Peters Church Haveringland and St Botolphs Church Hevingham
Outbuildings and Garages and sheds
Felthorpe Church Lane
Rectory Road Coltishall
Highfield Avenue Brundall
Stoney Lane Reepham
Moreton Lane Weston Longville
Honeycombe Lane Little Plumstead
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Car Parks at Blickling, Fakenham Road Lenwade, Norwich Road Little
Plumstead and Bilney Lane Felthorpe.
Nowhere Lane Whitwell, Fakenham Road Great Witchingham and Fakenham Road
Attlebridge theft of trailers.
Farm Buildings and Farms
Norwich Road Booton
Weston Longville
Boats
Theft from cruisers moored at Boat Dyke Lane and Old Acle Road Acle
Also at Norwich Road Wroxham
A rowing boat was taken from the river at Norwich Road Horstead
There have been 32 reports of criminal damage between the period 08/09/06
and the 28/09/06
Please once again ensure that you check on your security and that windows
and door not only to property are secure but also gates shed garages etc
are also made secure.
Please always report incidents and any suspicious immediately to Norfolk
Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously
on 0800 555 111
9th September 2006 This message is for the whole of
the Broadland area.
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Theft from Motor vehicles
Thorpe St Andrew St Catherine's Road ladders were removed from the
vehicle by cutting a chain and a padlock.
Others Proctor Road Sprowston, Station Road Reepham and George Edwards
Close Marsham.
A trailer was stolen from a drive way at Furze lane Booton.
A Motor Cycle stolen from Back Street Reepham
From a garage at Blofield Hall Blofield theft of approx 18 bottles of
champagne and also wine
Items stolen from insecure outbuildings at Acle Road lingwood.
Theft from a stable block at Reepham.
2 welders and grinders were stolen from farm premises at Primrose Lane
Crostwick.
From outside a cafi at Reepham theft of 2 artificial bay trees in
terracotta pots which were fixed to the steps causing damage to the steps.
5 Koi Carp were stolen from a garden pond at Moulton St Mary.
You may say what is all this to do with my area but this is a very good
example to you and your residents that here in Broadland we live in a
very low crime area and it is very much down to you and your neighbours.
Criminal damage and anti social behaviour are the main concerns and I
would ask you and your neighbours to always report incidents to the Police
so we have a true and accurate record of what is happening in your
neighbourhood.
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
Crime up for Rural Broadland 8th July 2006
Burglaries
Stratton Strawless Shorthorn Road
Between 3pm on Sat 1st July 2006 and 9.30 am on Sun 2nd July 2006 a new
bungalow was entered by forcing the rear patio doors.
Stolen were a large modern cooker range which would have required more
than one person to lift it other items stolen 6 box light fittings 4 wall
lights and 2 brass effect ceiling lights. The offenders left the property
by forcing the front garage door.
If you have any information regarding this crime then please contact Dc
Neil Starland at North Walsham Police Station
The victim is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest,
charge and conviction of the offenders
Reepham Dereham Road a ground floor window was forced and several
valuable items were stolen, exit was made by using the key to open the
kitchen door.
Blofield Hall Road an attempt was made to force a window but this was
locked so no entry gained.
A camping trailer was stolen from Norwich Camping and Leisure Yarmouth
Road Blofield overnight on 3rd and 4th July 2006 it is a Trigano Ranger
575LX folding camper trailer with green coloured cabin canvas and the
serial no is 28572
Information please regarding this crime please to Pc Neil Hargreaves at
Acle Police Station. There is also a reward for information regarding this
crime.
Criminal damage at Thorpe End
Plumstead Road 2 properties were damage by bricks being thrown at
windows.
Please once again check on your property especially in isolated areas and
always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845
456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800
555 111
Update 9th June 2006
We are seeing a rise in the number of clothes bags being
delivered for the collection for charities. I have been advised by Trading
Standards that they are not all genuine. Some bags are being delivered by
groups of foreign workers. If they call on you and you are concerned
Trading Standards would like to hear from you on 0845 404 0506
Well it looks like Summer is here .Please don't forget your security
don't leave windows and doors open and unlocked and especially check on
your security before retiring for the evening.
Entertaining in the garden don't leave once again doors and windows
opened and unlocked if they are not in view.
Always put garden tools lawnmowers ladders etc away in a locked garage or
shed, if you have to leave ladders out then chain them to a fence or
shed/garage wall.
Vehicles its so easy in warm weather to leave windows and the sun roof
open but the opportunists is out there just take that extra time to
secure it, don't be his/hers next victim.
Lets through you help keep Broadland a safe area to live and the crime
figures down.
I should say this more often thank you for all that you as coordinators
do to make your area safe.
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555
111
Crime update for Rural Broadland
Burglaries
No reports for the period May 26th to June 2nd 2006
Other Thefts
Postwick Lane Brundall theft of a cycle from a new build garage which has
no door at present.
The Street Brampton red Norfolk Pantiles were stolen
Norwich Road Aylsham from a rear yard theft of bedding plants and hanging
baskets.
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Chancel Close Brundall theft of Sat/Nav system.
Theft from motor vehicles at car parks to a Boat Yard at Wroxham and
Brundall
Theft of motor vehicle a MTX red Honda Motor cycle from outside a
property at Cawston Road Brandiston
5 reports of criminal damage for this period
Please always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on
0845 456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on
0800 555 111
Crime update for Broadland 27th May 2006
Sorry you haven't heard from me recently there has been technical
problems with my Ringmaster system especially emails.
To keep you informed here is a brief update for all of you Burglaries
Mont Cross Thorpe Marriott
Broad Road Ranworth
Sun Barn Walk Reepham
Buckenham Road Lingwood
Theft from Garage
Thorpe End Plumstead Road
Old Catton Westacre Drive and Burma Road
Theft from a school
Blofield Mill Road
Thorpe St Andrew Laundry Lane
Other Thefts
Hellesdon Middleton's Lane from a front garden a number of radio
transformers
Building site at Playing fields at Middleton's Lane side panels removed
from a trailer
Taverham 2 bay trees and a bird cage from a back garden
Sprowston Constitution Hill conservatory window damaged and plant pots
removed from near the front door
Drayton Carter Drive theft of a aluminum trailer from the drive way
Horstead Rectory Road solar lights from a front garden
Wood Dalling theft of oil from an oil tank
Theft from Motor Vehicle
Thorpe St Andrew Gordon Avenue, Yarmouth Road, Primrose Crescent
Sprowston Coachman Court
Hellesdon Eversley Road
Themelthorpe Kerdiston Road
Items stolen includes handbags left on view and Sat/Nav systems
From the 10th May to 26th May
11 reports of criminal damage for Sprowston Old Catton and Spixworth area
11 reports for Thorpe St Andrew
5 reports for Hellesdon
10 Drayton Taverham Thorpe Marriott
12 reports for the rest of the Broadland area
Please always report any suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845
456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Update 13th April 2006
Burglary Felthorpe
The Street
Whilst the occupants were away and reported by a neighbour, entry was
forced to a property and a large amount of valuable items have been
stolen.
A Farm at Norwich Road Marsham .Its believed entry was made to the
property by using a ladder near by for access to a window, copper was
stolen and double glazed windows moved perhaps for collection later.
Vicarage Road Salhouse an empty property was entered by forcing rear
patio doors 2 bedside cabinets were removed.
Upgate Swannington a padlock was forced to a door to an outbuilding items
stolen includes John Deere model GT235/LESS petrol engine lawn tractor,2
brush cutters,2 Husquvarna chainsaws silver/blue in colour
Mahoney Green Rackheath a site compound was entered and drainage fittings
stolen value
£1,500.00 if you have any information regarding this crime please contact P.c Jim Chettleburgh at Acle Police Station
At Farmland adjacent to the A1067 at Weston Longville earlier this month
3rd April
P.c Simon Nash at Aylsham Police Station requires any information
regarding theft of 20 6ft long hurdles and 20 8ft long hurdles which are
metal bar gates used for herd animals. The removal of the hurdles caused
the roofing to collapse which resulted in the death of a lamb inside.
Low Road Postwick theft from a locked tractor with the keys in the door
of a personal CD player
Offender/s has also looked in tool boxes in an open barn.
From High St Marsham lights have been removed from a skip at the side of
the road.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111
Crime update for Rural Broadland 7th April 2006
Burglaries
Brundall Berry fields and St Lawrence Avenue
Coltishall The High Street
A stable was entered at Broad Lane Swannington between 29th March and
the 30th March a red Westwood V50 ride-on lawnmower was stolen if you
have any information regarding this crime please contact PC Pat Whitehead
at North Walsham Police Station
A ferret was stolen from its cage in a garden at Newton Road Hainford
Theft from Motor Vehicle
Hare Road Great Plumstead
Medeswell Close Brundall
Stokesby Road Acle
Please once again check on your property especially in isolated areas and
always report anything suspicious immediately to Norfolk Police on 0845
456 4567 or alternatively you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800
555 111
21st March 2006
SUSPICIOUS INCIDENTS IN EASTERN AREA
Police are appealing for information in relation to several suspicious
incidents involving a man and a woman; the pair have been calling at
various businesses and properties from Gt Yarmouth to Sheringham and
surrounding areas.
In most cases the man has been discovered in the premises whilst the
woman has waited outside, either on foot or in a vehicle.
The man is white in his 20's slim build, with short brown hair and casual
clothing.
The woman is described as white in early 20's with light coloured hair.
A blue/green Ford Mondeo index Number N517 ELP which has now been
recovered by the Police was seen in the areas where the couple had been
reported to the Police.
If you have any information regarding to the pair , have you noticed
anything suspicious in your premises or property or do you have
information in relation to the identity of the suspects then please
contact Detective Sergeant Martin James at North Walsham CID tel 0845 456
4567
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111
20th March 2006
Crime update for Rural Broadland
Burglaries
North Walsham Road Crostwick
2 Males entered a property and distracted the elderly occupant 2 wallets
were stolen containing £700.
Edwards Close Marsham a property being refurbished was entered stolen
were kitchen cupboards.
Non Dwellings
Broad Lane Swannington a lock was forced to an up and over door to a
garage, items stolen includes hand and power tools approx value £500
Hall Drive Salhouse a padlock was forced to a tool shed at a barn
conversion, lead roof slates and lead from the site were stolen.
Theft from Motor Vehicles
Station Road Foulsham, Buxton Road Aylsham, New Road Reepham
Theft of Motor Vehicle
Post Office Close Lingwood.
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111
28th February 2006
BURGLARIES AT HEYDON AND SALLE and others
Between 18.30 and 20.00hrs on Thursday 23rd February 2006
2 burglaries committed in the village of Heydon near the Green. At one
property the offender was disturbed and made off into the darkness. Items
stolen include jewellery photographic equipment and financial documents.
At Salle. during the same period a large detached property was entered.
Also an attempt was made at another property.
Between 03.40 and 04.10hrs on the morning of Friday 24th February 2006 at
Manor Farm Salle criminal damage was caused when a vehicle was used to
knock down double wooden farm gates.
Did you see anything suspicious at these locations or have you any
information regarding theses crimes then please contact Dc Neil Starland
at North Walsham Police Station on 0845 456 4567
Other Burglaries
25/02/06 The Common Freethorpe
24/02/06 Broad Lane Swannington equipment stolen from a garage
24/02/06 Hall Drive Salhouse barn conversion entered and property stolen
Please always report incidents and anything suspicious immediately to
Norfolk Police on 0845 456 4567 or alternatively call Crime Stoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111
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