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Abingdon St, SW1: Road now clear,traffic moving after revellers have moved on towards Westminster LT Stn.Only significant updates to follow. |
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Police dealing. Updates to follow.ABINGDON St, SW1 closed and blocked to due to Waitangi Day 2012 celebrations. Approx 300 involved. |
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Grafton St, W1:Road Closures are still in place and likely to be for some time. Please avoid the area. Updates to follow. |
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Grafton St, W1:Road Closures due to fire at location. Please avoid the area. updates to follow. |
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The Strand: Please be aware demomonstration march on move in middle of street. 20-25. Congestion in the area. Await updates. |
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The National Severe Weather Service have issued an alert for London & the South East. Log on to http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_warnings.html for more details.
Issued by P Reeves, Westminster Contingency Planning Team |
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Lavender Fields
Newsletter 3rd February 2012
Dear Residents please see the below ward update.
Theft snatch
On Tuesday 31st February at around 1230hrs a On 31/01/12 a 64 year old female was walking from the Post Office Church Road Mitcham. She had just picked up her pension money when the bag she was carrying it in was snatched. The suspect is described as a man aged 20-22 with short black cropped hair, possibly of Turkish or Arabic appearance.
If anyone saw this incident or has information that may be of help with this ongoing investigation please can they call DS Foster or A/DS Hart of the Mitcham Robbery Team on 0208 649 3267.
Although such incidents are not particularly common it is always best to take precautions to help prevent crimes like this:
· Always keep your bags and valuables near to you so you can keep an eye on them and make sure that no one else can access them. · If you are carrying a bag ensure that it is closed so nothing can be seen inside it or taken from it. Also try and make sure that any bag is securely on so it can't be "snatched" away from you.
When getting money out from cash machines or banks always it is important to make sure you are aware of your surroundings and who else is near to you and if you think you might be followed try and head into somewhere secure (banks, shops etc) and alert someone
Theft from Motor Vehicle
There has recently been an increase in thefts from cars on the ward. We ask that you pay extra attention to what you have on display in your car. Some simple advice would be to not leave any thing of value on display or inside the vehicle, including small change which to some people, would be worth smashing into your car to get. It would advisable to remove all items of value from your glove box and boot to store them inside. If possible leave the glove box open, to avoid creating a temptation. Furthermore ensure all suction rings made by sat nav holders are wiped clear, as this is a sure sign that will tempt a would be thief. For any further advice, or if you wish to share some information with the local team please call us on 0208 721 2744.
Street Briefing
3pm - 4pm Saturday 25th February 2012 Runnymede 4pm - 5pm Sunday 11th March 2012 Bond Road 8pm - 9pm Friday 20th April 2012 Longfield Drive 3pm - 4pm Tuesday 29th May 2012 London Road 1pm - 2pm Wednesday 20th June 2012 Runnymede
Ward Surgery
All ward surgeries are held at Lavender Fields Children Centre, Steers mead. Surgeries are an opportunity for people to speak to the team about any local concerns or issues.
6pm - 7pm Tuesday 7th February 2012 6pm - 7pm Tuesday 20th March 2012 6pm - 7pm Tuesday 10th April 2012 6pm - 7pm Tuesday 1st May 2012 6pm - 7pm Tuesday 12th June 2012
Lavender Fields Team:
Sgt Andy Ball Pc Neil Phillips
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Cw Event - Saturday 4th Feb – Waitangi Day around Parliament Sq, Old Place Yard and Victoria St.February 03, 2012 10:44Saturday 4th Feb – Waitangi Day around Parliament Sq, Old Place Yard and Victoria St.
The Annual New Zealand Waitangi Day celebrations expected in vicinity of Parliament Sq and Victoria BR Stn – Expected attendance 3-7,000 from 1300hrs onwards. No anticipated disorder expected but high spirits from NZ expatriates. Generally compliant participants and crowd management required. An appropriate policing plan is in place.
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Road now open. Traffic clearing. |
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Major Road disruption at MOLLISON AVE / ORDNANCE ROAD & surrounding roads/area. Avoid area & await updates |
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A10 now open. |
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A10 still closed. Congestion in surrounding area. Avoid the area and await further updates. |
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A10 closed southbound at j/w Church Street, N9 serious congestion surrounding roads. Avoid area & await updates |
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Disabled demo Oxford Cicus,W1 about Gov't cuts.Numbers not yet confirmed.Is being Policed.Updates to follow if req'd |
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Northumberland Ave, WC2, is closed in both directions due to serious traffic collision. The road will be closed for some time. Closures are at Trafalgar Sq & Victoria Embankment. |
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On Tuesday 24 January 2012 a 19 year old male, Thulani Thomas KHUMALO, was charged with the murder of Seydou DIARRASSOUBA outside Footlocker on Boxing Day, 26 December 2011. Other suspects remain on police bail. Further updates will be sent out in due course.
PS Diana HURD 3068CW Oxford Street, Regents Street and Bond Street Safer Neighbourhood Team |
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Dear Hillside Residents
As your Sergeant for Hillside Ward, I am trying to register interest in taking part in a new initiative which aims to increase the police's understanding of the issues which affect you and the wider community. Your contribution, via an online survey will help make their decisions more relevant to your local area and the problems that affect your community. The survey will be emailed to you approximately 2 weeks before the next Ward Panel meeting. It involves you filling out a handful of questions and returning the survey. The results of this survey I will present to the Ward Panel at the relevant meeting. There will also be a facility within this survey to add additional comments, enabling you to make the local policing team aware of any other community concerns you may have. Please note that adding a comment does not mean you will automatically receive a reply from our team.
If you are interested in taking part in this online survey please reply to the Hillside.snt@met.police.uk including your address and contact details so that we can get back to you.
Thank you
Sgt Jeff New 0208 721 2458 Hillside.snt@met.police.uk. |
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Ladies and Gentlemen of Trinity Ward
As your Sergeant for Trinity SNT, I am trying to register interest in taking part in a new initiative which aims to increase the police's understanding of the issues which affect you, the community. Your contribution, via a survey, will help make their decisions more relevant to your local area and the problems that affect your community. The survey will be emailed to you approx 2 weeks before the Ward Panel meet. It involves you filling out a handful of questions and returning the survey. The results of this survey I will present to the Ward Panel at the relevant meeting. There will be a facility within this survey to add additional comments, enabling you to make the local policing team aware of any other community concerns you may have. Please note that adding a comment does not mean you will automatically receive a reply from our team.
Please reply to the email address for PCSO Di Maria of Gabriella.Di-Maria@met.police.uk and feel free to add email details of anyone else who may be interested. PS3VW Stuart WILTSHIRE Telephone: 0208 721 2453 |
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Dear Graveney Ward Members,
I would like to invite you all to have your say on the teams Local Policing Priorities that affect you the Local Community of Graveney Ward.
By consulting with Community Safe members under a “Virtual Ward Panel Survey” we aim to capture the views of our community in order to identify and tackle the issues that matter to you. The results of this process will be discussed at the dedicated Ward Panel meeting
A Ward Panel is the forum where representatives of your neighbourhood, your Local Safer Neighbourhoods Police team and Local Authority meet to agree local policing priorities four times a year. Your contribution, via this survey, will help make decisions more relevant to your local area and the problems that affect your community and requires very little time to complete. There is a facility within this survey to add additional comments, enabling you to make the local policing team aware of any other community concerns you may have.
If you would rather not take part in this process please ignore the Survey upon receipt or email the team direct to be taken of the circulation list. mertongraveney.snt@met.police.uk
We are also seeking new members for the Ward Panel itself. The panel meets 3 or 4 times a year. Local crime and anti-social behaviour issues are discussed and the panel then vote on what the local police team priorities should be.
If you would like to join the panel or would like to find out more please contact the team by phone or e-mail. (details below)
Thank you for your support of the team and local community.
PS 50VW Lee ROGERSON mertongraveney.snt@met.police.uk 020 8721 2724 Non Emergency Dial 101 Emergency Dial 999
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Dear Dundonald Residents,
As your Sergeant for Dundonald Ward, I am trying to register interest in taking part in a new initiative which aims to increase the police's understanding of the issues which affect you and the wider community. Your contribution, via an online survey will help make their decisions more relevant to your local area and the problems that affect your community. The survey will be emailed to you approximately 2 weeks before the next Ward Panel meeting. It involves you filling out a handful of questions and returning the survey. The results of this survey I will present to the Ward Panel at the relevant meeting. There will also be a facility within this survey to add additional comments, enabling you to make the local policing team aware of any other community concerns you may have. Please note that adding a comment does not mean you will automatically receive a reply from our team.
We are also seeking to obtain new members of the ward panel which is comprised of local residents and business owners and meet with us regularly to discuss community issues and help decide on local policing issues Please reply to the dundonald.snt@met.police.uk if you are interested in either taking part in this online survey or becoming a member of the Dundonald ward panel specifying which you are interested in contributing to including your address and contact details so that we can get back to you.
Thank you Sgt Jeff New 0208 721 2450 Dundonald.snt@met.police.uk. |
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Lavender Fields Newsletter 18th January 2012 Dear Residents please see the below ward update. Ward Panel Virtual Survey's
Dear Members,
We would like to invite you all to have your say on the teams Local Policing Priorities that affect you the Local Community of Lavender Fields. By consulting with Community Safe members under a “Virtual Ward Panel Survey” we aim to capture the views of our diverse community in order to identify and tackle the issues that matter to you. The results of this process will be discussed at the dedicated Ward Panel meeting
A Ward Panel is the forum where representatives of your neighbourhood, your Local Safer Neighbourhoods Police team and Local Authority meet to agree local policing priorities three times a year. Your contribution, via this survey, will help make decisions more relevant to your local area and the problems that affect your community. There is a facility within this survey to add additional comments, enabling you to make the local policing team aware of any other community concerns you may have.
If you would rather not take part in this process please ignore the Survey upon receipt or email the team direct to be taken of the circulation list.
Thank you for your support of the team and local community.
Theft from Motor Vehicle There has recently been an increase in thefts from cars on the ward. We ask that you pay extra attention to what you have on display in your car. Some simple advice would be to not leave any thing of value on display or inside the vehicle, including small change which to some people, would be worth smashing into your car to get. It would advisable to remove all items of value from your glove box and boot to store them inside. If possible leave the glove box open, to avoid creating a temptation. Furthermore ensure all suction rings made by sat nav holders are wiped clear, as this is a sure sign that will tempt a would be thief. For any further advice, or if you wish to share some information with the local team please call us on 0208 721 2744. Street Briefing
3pm - 4pm Saturday 25th February 2012 Runnymede 4pm - 5pm Sunday 11th March 2012
Ward Surgery
All ward surgeries are held at Lavender Fields Children Centre, Steers mead. Surgeries are an opportunity for people to speak to the team about any local concerns or issues.
6pm - 7pm Tuesday 7th February 2012 6pm - 7pm Tuesday 20th March 2012
Lavender Fields Team:
Sgt Andy Ball Pc Neil Phillips |
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Ward Panel Virtual Survey's
Dear Members,
I would like to invite you all to have your say on the teams Local Policing Priorities that affect you the Local Community of Figges Marsh. By consulting with Community Safe members under a “Virtual Ward Panel Survey” we aim to capture the views of our diverse community in order to identify and tackle the issues that matter to you. The results of this process will be discussed at the dedicated Ward Panel meeting
A Ward Panel is the forum where representatives of your neighbourhood, your Local Safer Neighbourhoods Police team and Local Authority meet to agree local policing priorities four times a year. Your contribution, via this survey, will help make decisions more relevant to your local area and the problems that affect your community. There is a facility within this survey to add additional comments, enabling you to make the local policing team aware of any other community concerns you may have.
We would like to know if you would be interested in receiving this survey. If you are, we will need your first name, last name and email address. We will then send an e-mail every three months informing you when the next survey is available and a link to the survey itself.
Please respond to the below email address, for the attention of PS Wheatley.
Thank you for your support of the team and local community.
PS 77vw Wheatley 0208 649 3603 Non Emergency Dial 101 Emergency Dial 999 |