Safer Neighbourhood Team - Evesham Rural South - West Mercia Police
WEST MERCIA POLICE DROP IN SESSIONS BROADWAY:
Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team will be holding drop-in surgeries in Broadway on the following dates;
Wednesday 21st May at 10am, Signpost Office, Russell Square, Broadway, WR12 7AP
Wednesday 18th June at 10am, Signpost Office, Russell Square, Broadway, WR12 7AP
Wednesday 16th July at 10am, Signpost Office, Russell Square, Broadway, WR12 7AP
Wednesday 13th August at 10am, Signpost Office, Russell Square, Broadway, WR12 7AP
Please take this opportunity to raise any concerns you may have and to find out what we are doing to tackle the issues that matter to you. Everyone is welcome and it would be great to see you there. For more information please contact me - PC Ben Trowman on 07811973529 OR Email ben.trowman@westmercia.police.uk
Operation Snap
Have you heard of Operation Snap?
As part of Operation Snap, members of the public can report and submit digital footage showing potential traffic offences. This can range from driving dangerously or carelessly to overtaking on solid white lines, using a mobile phone while driving, ignoring traffic lights or dangerous driving around other road users, such as horse riders and cyclists.
Your submission will be sent to West Mercia Police where the evidence will be reviewed by one of our road traffic police officers.. Operation Snap is a secure online facility which allows submissions of video and photographic evidence relating to driving incidents that members of the public have witnessed. Please use link below for more information. https://www.westmercia.police.uk/police-forces/west-mercia-police/areas/west-mercia/campaigns/campaigns/2019/operation-snap/
For more information, please see the Frequently Asked Questions section or email OpSnap@westmercia.pnn.police.uk
Sign up to Neighbourhood Matters
Click here for www.neighbourhoodmatters.co.uk
Neighbourhood Matters (NHM) Messaging Service
The neighbourhood policing team would like to remind residents to sign up to Neighbourhood Matters (NHM) messaging service.
This is a free messaging service where you will be able to see information posted by your local policing team. There will be latest news stories, crime trends for your area, good news stories, crime prevention advise and up-coming police events.
You can either log into Neighbourhood Matters at www.neighbourhoodmatters.co.uk/#SignUp and register yourself, or email the neighbourhood team at eveshamrs.snt@westmercia.police.uk with your name, address, email address and contact number. They will be more than happy to register you on your behalf.
PC 22058 Ben Trowman
PCSO 40267 Karen Kempton.
Safer Neighbourhood Team Newsletters
SNT Newsletter Spring 2022
SNT Newsletter Issue 1 2023
SNT Newsletter Issue 2 2023
SNT Newsletter Spring 2024
Burglaries
Burglary and the Darker Nights - click here for advice
Catalytic Converters
West Mercia Police Notice About Catalytic Converter Thefts - click here
Cold Mornings
Although vehicle crime is low across West Mercia, every winter the force receives a number of reports from drivers who have had their cars stolen after leaving the engine running, while they wait in the warmth of their home for it to heat up and defrost the windscreen.
Some vehicle owners nip inside for just a few seconds to collect a bag or finish the last mouthful of their breakfast coffee - but that’s all the time an opportunist thief needs. To ‘freeze out’ the thieves, West Mercia Police advises motorists to:
• Clear windscreens with de-icer and a scraper
• Sit in vehicles while the heater de-mists the windscreen
Drivers who ignore this advice are taking big risks. Thieves will drive around residential areas looking for likely targets - when they spot a vehicle with its engine left running on a drive or outside a home, it’s there for the taking.
One person will be dropped off, gets into the target vehicle and simply drives away.
Many of the vehicles are never recovered, and some - especially high value models such as Mercedes, BMW and Audi - may be shipped overseas.
It is also worth remembering if your car is stolen when keys have been left in it, you may find your insurance will not cover you. If your house keys are stolen along with your car, your home is then vulnerable too.
So, this winter, don’t give criminals an easy ride by leaving your car running unattended.