5th NOVEMBER – STREET BRIEFING for residents of WOOD RISE and THE FARTHINGS leaflets sent out to streets.
11th NOVEMBER – TAG CAFE – 1000-1100HRS
12TH NOVEMBER – ALDI – 1600-1700HRS
17TH NOVEMBER – EASTCOTE LIBRARY – 1400-1500HRS
18TH NOVMBER – ALDI – 1300-1400HRS
23RD NOVEMBER- TAG CAFE- 1100-1200HRS
29TH NOVEMBER- WALK AND TALK – WARRENDER PARK, MYRTLE AVENUE 0900-1000
You are invited to come along to any of these dates to speak to someone from your local police team.
The November newsletter is here.
The Metropolitan Police are promoting a new neighbourhood initiative. Our officers are regularly on foot patrol across their wards. This is an opportunity for anyone to attend and speak with officers about anything which is concerning them or even just come to have a friendly chat. Contact details may be found here.
The latest newsletter is available here.
11th July 2-3pm Tag Café, Field End Road.
12th July 2-3pm Aldi, Field End Road.
19th July 2-3pm Tag Café, Field End Road.
29th July 2-3pm Aldi, Field End Road.
30th July 11.15-12.45pm Eastcote Library- Crime Prevention talk
Come along and speak to your local officers regarding any issues you may have.
This week it was revealed that Britain now suffers losses to fraud approaching £3billion a year – and nearly three out of four adults have already been targeted by a scammer this year. It is therefore very important to stay alert and to avoid simply giving your money away to these fraudsters.
If you have elderly or vulnerable relatives, please warn them to be alert to these scams. Also remind them about doorstep callers and the need to Stop – Chain – Check before they answer.
The latest report for Hillingdon can be found here.
Think about your speed when driving.
Slow down, dont risk your life and others.
Hillingdon Council have prohibited the use of drones or small unmanned aircraft of any mass in parks and open spaces. Please visit here for more detail.
Please see attached the latest Fraud and Cybercrime Summary for our Borough.
Money lost through scams is literally wasted money – it can be lost in a click, but these losses can be avoided simply be being aware of the latest scams and tricks that could come your way by email, text or phone call.
Please consider signing up to the following FREE services to get the latest advice sent straight to your inbox: For ActionFraud alerts straight to your inbox please sign up at: https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/sign-up-for-action-fraud-alert
For Which? alerts on scams straight to your inbox please sign up at:
https://campaigns.which.co.uk/scam-alert-service/
Let’s all be cyber-aware and try to bring down the total lost to scammers each month on our Borough – the attached chart shows a clear peak in the period before Christmas when online activity is at its highest, but the amount lost in January – half a million on Hillingdon alone – is worthy of everyone’s attention.
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Regards,
Dave Ludlow
Community Coordinator
Email: hillingdonnhw@gmail.com
Catalytic Converter thefts are still happening across the borough.
Be vigilent and call 999 if you see it happening.
If you see it happening try and obtain a description of the offenders and get a registration of the get away vehicle if you can.
DON’T PUT YOURSELF AT RISK OF GETTING HURT
Regards,
Gemma Robinson
Police Community Support Officer
Email: c091814@met.police.uk
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