Anti-social behaviour

What is anti-social behaviour? 

The term anti-social behaviour covers a wide range of selfish and unacceptable activity that can blight the quality of community life. Terms such as ‘nuisance’, ‘disorder’ and ‘harassment’ are also used to describe some of this behaviour. 

Examples include: 

• Nuisance neighbours
• Yobbish behaviour and intimidating groups taking over public spaces
• Vandalism, graffiti and fly-posting
• People dealing and buying drugs on the street
• People dumping rubbish and abandoned cars
• Begging and anti-social drinking
• The misuse of fireworks
• Reckless driving of mini-motorbikes. 

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Please advise all cases of antisocial behaviour to Southam Police. 
southam.snt@warwickshire.police.uk
Tel: 01926 415000

Number plate theft - this time in Fenny

To protect yourself have a look at previous posting. LINK

However I have come to the comclusion having tried to fit the Richbrook Screws that the most secure and probably the cheapest way to secure a number plate is with an adhesive e.g. UniBond No More Nails

Apart from the inconvenience and expense (£20+) of having your car's number plates (=identity) stolen you are highly likely to be implicated in criminal activity so please report the theft to the police asap.

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Wellesbourne SNT Newsletter - 16 Sept

Drugs Warrant Executed Temple Herdwyke 


Burglary sheds


Theft from Motor Vehicle number plates, Warmington.


Protect your sheds and outbuildings from burglary Police advice


NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH In Warwickshire there are over 5,000 Neighbourhood Watch Coordinators with a membership exceeding 50,000 residents, are you one of them?


Police seek witnesses following collision at Long Marston About 21.00hrs 15th Sept.


Wellesbourne Station Closes

Charity - Bag or Shop?

Police estimate that charity bag fraud is costing the sector up to £50m a year


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Wellesbourne SNT Newsletter - 02 Sept

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Seatbelts and the Law

Market Stall Seized in Raid

National Personal Safety Day - 10th October

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LEAFLET

Southam SNT Update - 01SEP11

NEWSLETTER


BIKESAFE IN WARWICKSHIRE
SOUTHAM/FELDON COMMUNITY FORUM
CARD TO HELP FIGHT HATE CRIME
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
SPECIAL CONSTABLE 3533 ROSIE LEE
ARRESTS FOLLOW ATTEMPTED MURDER

Number plate theft

Recently from Avon Dassett area.

To protect yourself have a look at previous posting. LINK

However I have come to the comclusion having tried to fit the Richbrook Screws that the most secure and probably the cheapest way to secure a number plate is with an adhesive e.g. UniBond No More Nails

Community Surgeries - Fortnightly in Fenny Compton

The Southam Safer Neighbourhood Team is keen to promote the surgeries that are usually held just outside the Coop. If you have any concerns or questions for them check the schedule.

Next Meeting:

Thursday 08/09/2011

18:00*

30 mins

Fenny Compton CO-OP

SCHEDULE

Trading Standards Update - 02/09/2011

02/09/2011 Free Electric Blanket Tests

Don’t delay – Warwickshire County Council’s Trading Standards Service has begun to take bookings for their free electric blanket safety tests. The county-wide campaign, which will run for one week in October, across five venues, is open to all Warwickshire residents, aged 50 and over. Why not have your blanket tested before winter?

Bookings for electric blanket tests are available by appointment only and will be taken on a first come first served basis. The number of appointments is limited so book early to avoid disappointment. Due to the expected demand for blanket tests, a limit of two blankets per person has been set.

Any Warwickshire resident aged 50 or over can book an appointment by phoning or emailing: 01926 414004 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm) or ebtesting@warwickshire.gov.uk

Electric blanket testing will take place at the following locations on these dates:

Monday         3^rdOctober        Leamington Town Hall
Tuesday         4^thOctober        Rugby Library
Wednesday         5^thOctober        Nuneaton Fire Station
Thursday         6^thOctober        Kenilworth Library
Friday         7^thOctober        Stratford Fire Station

02/09/2011 Driveway 'Special Sealant' Was Water - Nuneaton

Warwickshire Trading Standards has today been alerted to the activities of a door to door trader offering to clean and 'seal' driveways and roofs. Two elderly people in the Nuneaton area paid several hundred pounds to have their driveways cleaned and 'sealed' against weed growth. When first completed the driveways looked clean and tidy, but weeds began to appear very quickly and the residents now suspect that the driveways were only ever pressure washed with water.  
 
The trader, who claimed to have branches from Birmingham to Manchester, only left a mobile phone number as a contact. He is now proving to be impossible to trace.

Consumers are advised not to agree to work offered by the first person who comes to their door (or posts a leaflet through their letter box). Choose local traders with verifiable names and addresses and where possible go on recommendation.

For more information visit: www.warwickshire.gov.uk/scams