Winterton Neighbourhood Officer
A Message from Amanda Barnett, P.C. 2108
Burton-Upon-Stather & Winterton Neighbourhood Officer (March 2011)
Dear Resident
During the winter months the Winterton policing team have been kept busy not only with the bad weather but more importantly crime in our area.
We have had two dwelling burglaries in Winterton, one on Tuesday 11th January on Wesley Close, the other on Monday 7th February on North Street. It is unknown if these burglaries were connected but at the present time it is believed not. Whilst dwelling burglaries are few and far between in our area we need to be vigilant at all times. Whilst away from the home, some simple precautions could prevent you from being the next victim. Leave a radio switched on, the sound of voices may put a burglar off. At night time leave a light on in a front room and again the radio, a burglar doesn't want confrontation.
Of course, if someone is determined to get in, they will. Have a look around your property and see where you can make security improvements. If you have good neighbours, tell them when you are out so they can keep a close eye on things. As I mentioned earlier, these incidents a rare and Winterton is a very low crime area so please don't lose sleep over it but if you do see anything suspicious don't be afraid to ring the police at the time it is occurring, it's better to be safe than sorry.
On Sunday 30th January nuisance motorcyclists were spotted in Dragonby. Police were notified and several officers attended. Four motorcycles were seized and 12 people were issued with section 59 warnings for anti social use of a motor vehicle. This type of warning is recorded on the police national computer and if caught again the offender risks losing their vehicle and being dealt with by the courts. It is an offence to use a motor vehicle on land without permission which causes anti social behaviour. You annoy - We destroy!
Over the winter months we have dealt with several offenders for poaching. The majority of these are travelling criminals and more often than not they are hare coursing with dogs. In Winterton alone, fifteen such individuals have been reported for summons and will be dealt with by the courts. This is big business for them as often there are huge amounts of money at steak through betting on which dog will kill the hare. Humberside Police are cracking down on this type of illegal activity and their behaviour will not be tolerated. If you see a suspicious vehicle or people on land with dogs who don't appear to be just walking them, ring the police on 0845 60 60 222.
Dates for your diary...
Saturday 26th March 10 am-12 noon
Police Surgery at the Cornerstone Cafe, King Street, Winterton
Monday 18th April 10 am-12 noon
Police Surgery at the Cornerstone Cafe, King Street, Winterton
Drop in and speak to the Winterton Policing Team in confidence to discuss any local issues or concerns.
PC 2108 Amanda Barnett
Burton-Upon-Stather & Winterton Neighbourhood Officer
Barton Police Station, Holydyke, Barton Upon Humber, DN18 5PR
Phone:0845 60 60 222 (ext 2926)
You can contact Amanda on:
amanda.barnett@humberside.pnn.police.uk.
Police Community Support Officers
As Police Community Support Officers
for the Burton Stather and Winterton ward, we cover Winterton, Winteringham, Whitton, West Halton, Coleby, Alkborough, Thealby , Flixborough, Normanby, Burton upon Stather and all areas in between. Winterton is the largest town on our patch and, as such, we spend a large proportion of our time here.
We are charged with looking after various issues in our area including dealing with antisocial behaviour, liaising with victims of crime, following up incidents reported to us and providing a visible police presence.
We also attend a wide selection of meetings, ranging from local neighbourhood watch groups to parish councils and resident associations to identify the issues that really matter in the community.
We also enjoy working with younger people in our area and regularly visit local schools and youth clubs. We actively encourage people to talk to us and tell us of any concerns or issues they have in their area, in order that we can act and make a difference. We also work in partnership with other agencies, such as North Lincolnshire Homes and Safer neighbourhoods, to help improve the quality of life for all members of our community.
We can be contacted via the non-emergency Police phone number 0845 60 60 222 and can also be contacted by e-mail:
tara.empringham@humberside.pnn.police.uk
Please click here to view the online version of the Highway Code.
A Message from Amanda Barnett, P.C. 2108
Burton-Upon-Stather & Winterton Neighbourhood Officer (March 2011)
Dear Resident
During the winter months the Winterton policing team have been kept busy not only with the bad weather but more importantly crime in our area.
We have had two dwelling burglaries in Winterton, one on Tuesday 11th January on Wesley Close, the other on Monday 7th February on North Street. It is unknown if these burglaries were connected but at the present time it is believed not. Whilst dwelling burglaries are few and far between in our area we need to be vigilant at all times. Whilst away from the home, some simple precautions could prevent you from being the next victim. Leave a radio switched on, the sound of voices may put a burglar off. At night time leave a light on in a front room and again the radio, a burglar doesn't want confrontation.
Of course, if someone is determined to get in, they will. Have a look around your property and see where you can make security improvements. If you have good neighbours, tell them when you are out so they can keep a close eye on things. As I mentioned earlier, these incidents a rare and Winterton is a very low crime area so please don't lose sleep over it but if you do see anything suspicious don't be afraid to ring the police at the time it is occurring, it's better to be safe than sorry.
On Sunday 30th January nuisance motorcyclists were spotted in Dragonby. Police were notified and several officers attended. Four motorcycles were seized and 12 people were issued with section 59 warnings for anti social use of a motor vehicle. This type of warning is recorded on the police national computer and if caught again the offender risks losing their vehicle and being dealt with by the courts. It is an offence to use a motor vehicle on land without permission which causes anti social behaviour. You annoy - We destroy!
Over the winter months we have dealt with several offenders for poaching. The majority of these are travelling criminals and more often than not they are hare coursing with dogs. In Winterton alone, fifteen such individuals have been reported for summons and will be dealt with by the courts. This is big business for them as often there are huge amounts of money at steak through betting on which dog will kill the hare. Humberside Police are cracking down on this type of illegal activity and their behaviour will not be tolerated. If you see a suspicious vehicle or people on land with dogs who don't appear to be just walking them, ring the police on 0845 60 60 222.
Dates for your diary...
Saturday 26th March 10 am-12 noon
Police Surgery at the Cornerstone Cafe, King Street, Winterton
Monday 18th April 10 am-12 noon
Police Surgery at the Cornerstone Cafe, King Street, Winterton
Drop in and speak to the Winterton Policing Team in confidence to discuss any local issues or concerns.
PC 2108 Amanda Barnett
Burton-Upon-Stather & Winterton Neighbourhood Officer
Barton Police Station, Holydyke, Barton Upon Humber, DN18 5PR
Phone:0845 60 60 222 (ext 2926)
You can contact Amanda on:
amanda.barnett@humberside.pnn.police.uk.
Police Community Support Officers
As Police Community Support Officers
for the Burton Stather and Winterton ward, we cover Winterton, Winteringham, Whitton, West Halton, Coleby, Alkborough, Thealby , Flixborough, Normanby, Burton upon Stather and all areas in between. Winterton is the largest town on our patch and, as such, we spend a large proportion of our time here.
We are charged with looking after various issues in our area including dealing with antisocial behaviour, liaising with victims of crime, following up incidents reported to us and providing a visible police presence.
We also attend a wide selection of meetings, ranging from local neighbourhood watch groups to parish councils and resident associations to identify the issues that really matter in the community.
We also enjoy working with younger people in our area and regularly visit local schools and youth clubs. We actively encourage people to talk to us and tell us of any concerns or issues they have in their area, in order that we can act and make a difference. We also work in partnership with other agencies, such as North Lincolnshire Homes and Safer neighbourhoods, to help improve the quality of life for all members of our community.
We can be contacted via the non-emergency Police phone number 0845 60 60 222 and can also be contacted by e-mail:
tara.empringham@humberside.pnn.police.uk
Please click here to view the online version of the Highway Code.
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