Safer Communities

The Parish Council is keen to ensure that as best as possible, residents and visitors feel and remain safe when out and about in the Parish. As such, the Parish Council proactively engages with the local Policing team, who attend the Parish Council meetings at intervals throughout the year.

Please look out for the latest update described in the Council minutes! Also, please take a look at the latest news release provided by the police for your community. This includes details of crime levels and things to look out for and tips on staying safe and sound. This is not meant to overly alarm but to help put you in the picture.

Bike thefts

Thefts of pedal cycles remain a priority in and around Beverley with a number of cycles being stolen. It is without doubt that the persons responsible for these thefts are known to some local residents and if anyone with any information can come forward and provide either the Police or Crimestoppers with information then those responsible can be targeted and dealt with for these offences.

For cycle owners it is imperative not to leave your cycle unattended without a good quality lock fitted. DO NOT ADVERTISE YOUR CYCLE TO CRIMINALS.

On a further note may we welcome all residents to the new non emergency reporting number 101 which is replacing the 0845 60 60 222 number.

101 is now the number to call when you want to contact your local Police – when its less urgent than 999. For further information please visit www.police.uk/101

There is a Neighbourhood Watch group operating in the Parish based on The Cedar Grove and Fairlawn. Further detailsare available from Cllr. Mac Fleming

Non Emergency Telephone Number 101 Used to report low level crime i.e Anti Social Behaviour, Criminal Damage etc