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The latest information about the Parish Churches and Services has now been added to the Churches Page on this website. |
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The WSCC Mobile Library Service Please see DIARY NOTES for Days/Dates etc. |
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Midhurst & Petworth Neighbourhood Policing Team Midhurst Rural (North) Officers Covering:
Rogate Ward: Rogate, Fyning, Milland, Rake & Linch & FERNHURST WARD: Fernhurst, Linchmere, Camelsdale, Kingsley Green & Henley.
Contacting Sussex Police: EMERGENCY: 999 or NON EMERGENCY CALLS: 0845 60 70 999 Email: contact.centre@sussex.pnn.police.uk Website: www.sussex.police.uk Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 (Anonymous) PLEASE CALL (IF POSSIBLE) AT THE TIME OF AN INCIDENT OR ANY ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND IF POSSIBLE ALSO PLEASE OBTAIN VEHICLE REGISTRATION NUMBERS How To Contact Your Local Officer or PCSO If you would like to find out who the officers for your neighbourhood are and how to contact them, go to www.sussex.police.uk, type in your postcode and you'll now find the names and photographs of all your local neighbourhood officers. Click on their pictures and you'll see their personal profiles and contact details. You can contact your local PC or PCSO by email or voicemail, by phoning 0845 60 70 999 and using the individual extension number provided on their profile. The website also provides a monthly ‘What's Happening in Your Area?’ community update, regular news flashes for the district, details of upcoming street briefings, up-to-date information about how your local police are doing and details about your nearest police station. Monthly Bulletin 2010: What’s Been Happening in:- Midhurst, Easebourne and Lodsworth. Petworth and surrounding area. Crime Prevention Advice — Garden Sheds CLICK HERE TO LINK TO POLICE WEBSITE TO FIND OUT This is now sent out in PDF format and if you have trouble opening the file please go to: http://adobe9.0-pdf.com/?s=go-uk&a=pdf&gclid=CI2ju4SezZgCFZCD3godCi2V0w For the latest version of Adobe 9.0 pdf.
www.cdnwa.org.uk - Chichester & District Neighbourhood Watch Association www.chichester.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=5282 – Chichester Careline & Keepsafe 01243 778688 www.crimestoppers-uk.org/ - Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 www.westsussex.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/trading-standards/ Trading Standards 01243 777100. |
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THE RESULTS OF THE MIDHURST CAMERA CLUB PHOTO COMPETITION can be seen by going to Local Clubs Page II |
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www.rogate-rake.org is run for the village communities of Hillbrow ~ Rake ~ Rogate ~ Terwick |
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Petersfield Area Neighbourhood Watch Association Police Station Incident Report Summary
At the AGM on 6th March the Petersfield station commander Sergeant Stuart Tripp confirmed that the 101 non-urgent emergency number is still operational. As always the police ask that all incidents are reported, even if not serious enough to warrant a 999 call. The more reports the more accurately they can pinpoint locations that need their attention and allocate resources accordingly.
A new website has just been launched by HMIC (Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary). This can be accessed at mypolice.org.uk and will provide information about crime and the performance of local police command units. The Chief Inspector Denis O’Connor in his annual address censured police forces for failing to protect the most vulnerable members of society (the very young, the very old, the handicapped and infirm) from the excesses of anti-social behaviour. He went on to say that everyone was affected by vandalism, which is under-reported. Mr O’Conor said, ‘The police database of information about anti-social behaviour is inadequate. It should be improved as a matter of urgency. An awful lot of police forces have real problems.’ People with no respect for the law or other people’s property, and who commit offences classified as ‘criminal damage’ are by definition themselves criminals, and should be regarded as such, and prosecuted through the criminal justice system.
Please call the police on 101 or 0845 045 45 45 if you have any information about the incidents we report.
The National Group is now named Neighbourhood & Home Watch Network (NHWN). We strongly recommend a visit to their excellent website, which you can get-to from the links page of our own website, http://www.panwa.org.uk/nwlinks.htm
For your local crime statistics, visit the CADDIE box at http://www.hampshire.police.uk/internet/
Don’t forget, there is a wealth of useful information (Newsletters, contact information, links to other useful websites, & masses more) on our website at www.panwa.org.uk. Please bookmark it for a regular visit. |
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PC Martin George Email: martin.george@sussex.pnn.police.uk or Voicemail: 11653 |
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PCSO Heidi Hay Email: heidi.hay@sussex.pnn.police.uk or Voicemail: 19812 |
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Need help with small repairs in your home? Then what about this idea! Anchor Staying Put works in partnership with Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council’s, Adult Services. The aim of the service is to carry out adaptations and repairs for the older and disabled home owners, so that they can remain comfortable, safe & secure in their homes. It is often expensive and difficult to find someone you trust to help with small jobs. Anchor Staying Put Small Repairs service provides help and assistance to older and disabled people to carry out small routine jobs…. go to Notice board to find out more Please call them now on 01243 539988 and find out how they can help. |
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Petersfield Area Neighbourhood Watch Association Police Station Incident Report Summary for the period 29 April to 4 May 2010 Good News Petersfield Police station is now opening normal hours again or so we thought we have just been informed it is to close tomorrow (Thursday) Welcome to a new Coordinator Rachel Meliers on Bell Hill. The youths who have been targeting Herne Farm with vandalism and antisocial behaviour since Christmas have been caught in the act by our police. They have caused residents fear and for a long time, thought they could get away with it. Only numerous reports by residents enabled police to catch them. Good work by our Rake members enabled West Sussex police to trace a suspect van behaving suspiciously at the weekend. Well done Rake. Many thanks to Barry Kempster for preparing the report that appears below. The metal thieves and outbuilding burglars are still about, so lock up or fit an extra lock. Hampshire Neighbourhood Watch Association has great pleasure in inviting our hardworking co-ordinators in the counties of Hampshire and Isle of Wight to an afternoon at: Main Hall, The Wavell School, Lynchford Road, Farnborough, GU14 6BH. 13.15- 16.00 on 8th May 2010. You will be able to meet with your colleagues, exchange tips and practices and get information during the break from Hampshire County Council and Hampshire Trading Standards. Please try and attend as a good turnout by PANWA will greatly helps our organisation.
Please read as this section is different. Urgent Crime 999 Report an emergency. Violence or threats of violence. Danger to life. A crime in progress or offenders committing crime has recently been disturbed. Road accident where people are injured, or have badly affected traffic. Non-urgent Crime 101 Report a crime or anti social behaviour which is non urgent. For example -you discover that your car wing mirror was damaged during the night Please call the police on 0845 045 45 45 if you have any information about the incidents we report. Safer Neighbourhood Police 101 General enquiries. Contact your local safer neighbourhood officer. To find out when your local safer neighbourhood officer is next on duty. Environmental Nuisance 01730 266551 Report Noise, Litter, Fly-tipping, Abandoned vehicles, Dog fouling or Graffiti. The National Group is now named Neighbourhood & Home Watch Network (NHWN). Please visit their excellent website, which you can get-to from the links page of our own website, http://www.panwa.org.uk/nwlinks.htm For your local crime statistics, visit the CADDIE box at http://www.hampshire.police.uk/internet/ Don’t forget, there is a wealth of useful information (Newsletters, contact information, links to other useful websites, & masses more) on our website at www.panwa.org.uk. Please bookmark it for a regular visit. |
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Chichester is now full swing into the summer period with a significant rise in people visiting the area. We have also had the World Cup, Goodwood Festival of Speed and Glorious Goodwood horse racing, all of which increase the need for a visible policing presence. |