Neighbourhood Policing and You %20copy.jpg) Neighbourhood Policing is the police services commitment to improving your quality of life by working together with partners, targeting the issues that you identify as those that matter. Remember - your Team are here not just for the big things, but also local issues that are affecting you.
Bourne and Billingborough Neighbourhood
Policing Team (Contacts Correct as at 8th December2011) "Policing with Professionalism. Respect Integrity. Dedication and Empathy" Your Neighbourhood Policing Team |
|  |  | PC 900 Nikki Smith
Mobile: 07500 920504
Email:
nikki.smith@lincs.pnn.police.uk | PCSO Sandra Brommell Mobile: 07939 887863
Email:
sandra.brommell@lincs.pnn.police.uk | PCSO Graeme Parrot
Mobile: 07939 312871
Email: graeme.parrott@lincs.pnn.police.uk
|  |  |  | PCSO Neil Atkinson Mobile: 07825 100354
Email:
neil.atkinson@lincs.pnn.police,uk | PCSO Eamon McLean Mobile: 078252 100357
Email:
eamonn.mclean@lincs.pnn.police.uk | PC Roger Kitchen
Mobile: 07500 920249
Email: roger.kitchen@lincs.pnn.police.uk |  |  |  | PC Dave Chadwick Mobile: 07500 920436
Email: david.chadwick@lincs.pnn.police.uk | PC John Putnam Mobile: 07500 920301
Email: john.putnam@lincs.pnn.police.uk | PC Claire Wilson Mobile: 07500 920301
Email: claire.wilson@lincs.pnn.police.uk | |
The Neighbourhood Policing Team consists of a Community Beat Manager –  PC 900 N. SMITH and Community Support Officers – PCSO’s PARROTT, BROMMELL.
The team work from Bourne Police Station and have close links with many other agencies that together are trying to combat all issues and problems that are brought to their attention. The Bourne / Billingborough Community Panel meet quarterly to discuss any new issues. If you have any issues, please contact your community panel member or Bourne / Billingborough Neighbourhood Policing Team. Can we ask for your vigilance - if you see anything suspicious please report it to the local police.
PLEASE CONTACT LINCOLNSHIRE POLICE ON The Following telephone numbers: Non Emergencies: 101 Emergencies: 999 For Deaf and Hard of Hearing Textphone: 18001 101
VISIT THE LINCOLNSHIRE NHW WEBSITE: www.lincolnshire-neighbourhoodwatch.co.uk
Parish Councillor Gordon Lack is your Community Panel Member for the Village - View the Neighbourhood Panel Newsletter
Latest Crime Messages If you see anything suspicious or can identify suspects or have any information regarding any crime or the below incidents please contact Lincolnshire Police on 101 quoting the relevant incident number or Call Crimestoppers anonymously on Tel: 0800 555 111 
Sometime between 10.00pm on Sunday 29th January and 3.55pm on Monday 30th January a Lawn mower was stolen from a driveway of a property in Hanthorpe Road, Morton, Nr Bourne.
If you saw anything suspicious in the area during the above time or have information regarding this crime please contact lincs Police on 101 quoting incident 273 30th January 2012 .
Please be on the look out for a suspicious vehicle believed to be in the Bourne Billingborough area today and could be linked to theft of trailers .
The Vehicle is a LDV 400 Convoy van with extended crew compartment ,white in colour with Hewitts Ladders written on the side of it in Red writing registration number MX51 WJV .If the vehicle is seen please contact Lincs Police on 101 quoting incident 120 29th January
Please Note: This vehicle is not connected in any way to the genuine company trading as Hewitts ladders
Have you seen this vehicle parked in a street or location near you? Is it currently parked on a neighbours drive way?
A white Ford Transit Van registration KS51 ETZ is believed to be actively involved in metal theft at rural locations in Lincolnshire and the surrounding counties.
The occupants of the vehicle enter private land to look for items to steal, if challenged they state they are shooting and have permission to be there or that they are looking for the owner of the land.
The occupants are two white males, the first is approx 5ft 9in tall medium build with short brown hair the second is approx 5ft 19in tall broad build with short ginger hair.
If you know this vehicle, please report information to your local force on 101, if you believe an offence is being committed ring 999.
Winter Mornings
Can people please be aware not to leave their cars running on their drives unattended during frosty mornings as criminals are aware this happens and it is easy pickings for them. Insurance companies take a dim view if cars are stolen whilst engines are running and some will not pay out in these circumstances.
Theft from Motor Vehicle - Fuel
Offences of theft of fuel from motor vehicles is occurring in Lincolnshire, taking place close to main roads in the county.
Offenders are targeting saloon and hatchback cars, removing/forcing the petrol cap before siphoning petrol from the tank. Agricultural and commercial vehicles are also being targeted, where large quantities of diesel are being removed.
There has been an increase in the theft of lead from churches and residential properties. Theft of scrap metal has also increased. Can we please ask everyone to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the Police immediately. Vehicle registration numbers and descriptions of both vehicles and persons would be extremely helpful.
Also, with the warmer weather we have seen an increase in burglaries due to properties being insecure. This is often through windows being left open. Please ensure that windows are closed and locked. It is easy to leave a small window open, which can then be reached through to unlock/open a larger window that can then be climbed through. Also, please take care when in rear gardens to ensure that front doors are locked.
There are a number of people across the county collecting scrap iron and old domestic appliances, some but not all licensed to do so.
Should you receive a visit or see someone doing this would you please take a note of their vehicle number and pass it on to your local NPT team
Recent thefts of heating oil from residential properties.
Please consider your security around your oil tank were ever it is situated.
Please report any thing you see suspicious or strangers approaching properties and taking interest in heating oil tank locations.
Advice if a caller knocks on your door:
1) Keep front and back doors locked (with keys taken out), even when at home.
2) Stop and think if anyone is expected.
3) Look through a spy hole or window to identify the caller.
4) Put the door chain or door bar on first before opening the door, and keep it on whilst talking to the caller.
5) Check their identity card carefully if the caller has a prearranged appointment (close the door whilst doing this).
6) Look up the phone number of who the caller represents in the phone directory, ring to verify the caller's identity. DO NOT use a phone number of the Identity Card, as this may be fake.
Genuine callers will not mind waiting whilst their identities are being verified. If still in doubt, KEEP THE CALLER OUT.
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 "ICE" In Case of Emergency
The Ambulance Service, have launched a national 'In Case of Emergency (ICE) campaign with the support of Falklands War hero Simon Weston, following on from the terrorist London Bombings.
The idea is that you store the word 'I C E' in your mobile phone address book, and against it enter the number of the person you want to be contacted 'In Case of an Emergency' In an emergency situation ambulance and hospital staff will then be able to quickly find out who your next of kin are and be able to contact them. For more than one contact name input ICE1, ICE2, ICE3 etc. It could really help to save your life, or put a loved one's mind at rest. |
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